NFC Championship Game: Eagles Player Prop Betting Trends

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The Philadelphia Eagles will look to punch their ticket to the Super Bowl with a win over their rivals the Commanders on Sunday in the NFC Championship Game. If you’re looking to bet the secondary market, here are some Eagles player prop betting trends to aid you in your decision making.

Barkley’s over/under for rushing yards in the NFC Championship Game currently sits at 125.5. His over/under for attempts sits at 24.5 and his anytime touchdown odds are -240. Barkley also has a total of 13.5 for receiving yards and his number for receptions is currently 2.5, although the under has been juiced to -196. Finally, his longest rush sits at 23.5.

Excluding the Eagles’ Week 18 matchup against the Giants (Barkley didn’t play in that game as Philadelphia rested most of its starters), Barkley has gone over his rushing total in eight of his last nine games. The lone exception is when he finished with only 65 rushing yards against the Steelers on December 15. There is one caveat, however, as this is the highest total that Barkely has faced this season.

Again, excluding Week 18, he’s gone over the total for attempts in seven of his last nine games, but he’s gone under his longest rush number in six of his last nine contests. He’s also gone under in five of his last nine games for receptions and under in six of his last nine games for receiving yards.

Hurts’ over/under for passing yards is 179.5 and his number for attempts is 24.5. He also has an over/under of 1.5 for passing touchdowns, although the under has been juiced to -188. Hurts’ over/under for rushing yards sits at 31.5, while his total for longest rush is 10.5.

Hurts missed the Eagles’ final two regular season games after he was injured versus the Commanders in Week 16. In the Eagles’ two playoff games, Hurts fell short of his passing yards total in both contests. He threw for only 128 yards last Sunday against the Rams and just 131 yards versus the Packers in the Wildcard round. While he did throw for 221 yards versus the Commanders in the first meeting between these two teams, the under still hit (226.5).

As for passing touchdowns, he cashed the over against the Packers (1.5), but fell under against the Rams (1.0) and under versus the Commanders in the first meeting (1.0).

Finally, Hurts rushed for 36 yards against the Packers in the Wildcard round, but he fell short of the 40.5-yard total. While he cashed the over 41.5 for rushing yards against the Rams when he rushed for 70 yards, he was also injured in the fourth quarter of that game, which could impact his rushing ability on Sunday.

Brown’s receiving yards total sits at 60.5, while his reception number is 4.5 for Sunday’s NFC title game. The over/under for Brown’s longest reception currently sits at 23.5.

Brown has had a quiet postseason to date. With a receiving yards total of 80.5 against the Packers, Brown racked up just 10 yards in the Wildcard round. He bested that number only slightly last Sunday in the Divisional round, racking up only 14 yards versus the Rams. His lack of production for yards correlates with his reception numbers, as he went under in both of his postseason games. Brown caught one pass against the Packers and two against the Rams.

For what it’s worth, Brown also fell under his reception and receiving yards numbers against the Commanders when the Eagles hosted Washington on November 11.

Smith’s receiving yards total has been set at 47.5 for Sunday’s matchup versus Washington. His reception number is 4.5, but the under has been juiced to -146. Finally, Smith’s total for longest reception is 19.5.

Much like Brown, Smith’s production has been hampered by a grounding Philadelphia passing attack. Smith finished with just 21 receiving yards against the Rams and 55 yards versus the Packers the previous week. In both instances, Smith went under on those props. He came closer to going over his reception numbers the past two weeks. That said, he still fell under 4.5 receptions against the Rams (4) and under 5.5 receptions versus the Packers (4).

Goedert has an over/under of 42.5 for receiving yards on Sunday. His over/under for receptions is 3.5 (the over is juiced to -164). His total for longest reception sits at 17.5, with the over juiced to -120.

Goedert has been more profitable for over bettors than Smith and Brown this postseason. He went over his 38.5-yard receiving prop last week against the Rams when he finished with 56 yards. Finally, Goedert also went over 36.5 receiving yards against the Packers when he finished with 47.

He also went over his reception numbers the past two weeks. He had four against the Rams when his total was 3.5, and also had four receptions versus the Packers when his number was also 3.5. In theme, Goedert went over his longest reception total against the Rams (16.5) when he caught a pass for 31 yards. His 24-yard reception against the Packers also went over his longest reception number (16.5) Wildcard Weekend.

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