- The Dallas Cowboys are 4.5-point road favorites against the Philadelphia Eagles.
- Monday Night Football odds list the Eagles as +185 underdogs.
- Javonte Williams has the shortest odds to score (-174), but teammate George Pickens is the best bet at +170 odds.
PHILADELPHIA – Monday Night Football odds favor the Dallas Cowboys by 4.5 points against the Philadelphia Eagles. The total sits at 43.5 points, which went under in back-to-back games for both squads.
Cowboys Vs Eagles Betting Lines
| Team | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dallas Cowboys | -4.5 (-105) | -225 | O 43.5 (-110) |
| Philadelphia Eagles | +4.5 (-115) | +185 | U 43.5 (-110) |
Philadelphia has +185 legal sports betting odds to snap a four-game skid. Both teams sit in the top 10 for passing yards allowed per game, with Philly allowing 244.5 per game (6th most) and Dallas allowing 232.7 per game (10th most).
Passing props at NFL betting sites favor Dak Prescott to have 250+ passing yards with -180 odds, while Tanner McKee has +290 odds to clear that same benchmark. There’s good value on McKee, who had 45 pass attempts last week and expects to play from behind as 4.5-point underdogs.
MNF Touchdown Scorer Odds
Cowboys running back Javonte Williams leads the anytime touchdown scorer odds board with -174 odds. He’s scored seven touchdowns on the season and found the endzone in five of six games, yet he’s not the best choice to find paydirt on Monday night.
MNF Anytime Touchdown Odds
- Javonte Williams -174
- Saquon Barkley +100
- CeeDee Lamb +120
- George Pickens +170
- Dallas Goedert +180
- Darius Cooper +240
- Jake Ferguson +255
- Makai Lemon +330
- Ryan Flournoy +380
Through six games, Philadelphia has only allowed four rushing touchdowns to the running back position due to their strong front seven. That’s why George Pickens at +170 Texas sports betting odds is the best bet to score in Philadelphia.
Pickens has only scored once this season, but he’s due for a touchdown after seeing 11+ targets in back-to-back games and three of his last four overall. He’s also a solid bet to clear 61.5 receiving yards (-115) after the Eagles allowed 85+ yards to Jalen Coker and Tetairoa McMillan last week, proving Pickens can thrive alongside CeeDee Lamb.
