Eagles vs. Packers – Preview
Monday, 8:15pm ET • Lambeau Field
Our Pick: Eagles +1.5

Under the Lambeau lights on Monday Night Football (8:15 p.m. ET), Week 10 wraps with Eagles (6–2) at Packers (5–2–1). Books have generally listed Green Bay as a slight favorite (around –1.5), making Philadelphia a short underdog to cover +1.5 tonight. TV: ABC/ESPN. 

Why Philly can cover: Jalen Hurts and the passing game heated up right before the bye. He posted a perfect 158.3 rating in Week 7 vs. Minnesota and 141.5 in Week 8 vs. the Giants, piling up 7 TDs over Weeks 7–8. The Eagles also expect their stars on offense: A.J. Brown was off the final injury report, and Saquon Barkley logged full practices entering tonight. Coming off a Week 9 bye, that combo gives Philly a rest and rhythm edge. 

Green Bay’s offense faces a key loss: TE Tucker Kraft (team leader with 489 receiving yards and 6 TDs) is out for the season (ACL), removing Jordan Love’s most productive pass-catcher and a top edge-seal blocker for Josh Jacobs. The final Packers injury report also lists CB Nate Hobbs (knee) out, while several WRs (Matthew Golden, Dontayvion Wicks, Savion Williams) and RT Zach Tom were questionable. Micah Parsons (pectoral/illness) practiced limited but had no game-status designation, indicating he’s available. Net-net, Philly’s pass rush and coverage should see more favorable matchups than the raw team records suggest.   

On top of that, the Eagles beat Green Bay twice last season—the Brazil opener (34–29) and the Wild Card in Philly (22–10)—and they’ve retooled the defense at the deadline to bolster the pass rush and secondary for games like this. With Hurts in form, playmakers healthy, and Green Bay’s pass game dinged, Philadelphia is well-positioned to cover +1.5 in the Week 10 finale.