Philadelphia Eagles Odds
Philadelphia Eagles Odds
The Philadelphia Eagles capped another incredible year with a trip to the Super Bowl, but came up short in their quest for the Lombardi. They fell to the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2023 version of the Big Game, failing to hold onto a 10-point halftime lead. The Chiefs prevailed 38-35 on a last-second field goal, despite the fact that PA online sportsbooks had the Eagles as slight favorites.
You’ll be able to find all the latest Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl odds, point spread, line movement and player props once the new season gets going in the summer.
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- The Philadelphia Eagles (-1.5) lost in Super Bowl LVII to the Kansas City Chiefs, 38-35. After an incredible first half that saw the Birds lead by 10, Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs came out of the break with an impressive final two quarters to the season. They outscored Philly by 13 in the second half to claim their second title in just four years.
- Mahomes earned his second Super Bowl MVP on Sunday night, providing a decent payout for anyone who backed him at +120 odds. He only threw for 187 yards, but was an efficient 21-of-27 to go with three touchdowns. Even though he scared Chiefs fans before the half, his ankle held up quite well, as Mahomes also added 44 rushing yards.
Next up: Super Bowl LVII vs Kansas City Chiefs
- Playoffs: Super Bowl LVII
Betting Lines And Odds For Eagles Vs. Chiefs
| Favorite | Spread | Favorite Spread Odds | Underdog Spread Odds | Total | Over Total Odds | Under Total Odds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eagles | -1.5 | -110 | -110 | 51 | -110 | -110 |
The betting insights in this article reflect betting data from DraftKings as of February 11, 2023, 8:37 PM ET.
Eagles Betting Trends
- The Eagles have compiled an 8-9-0 ATS record this year.
- In Philadelphia’s 17 games this season, the combined scoring has gone over the point total 10 times.
- The Eagles have compiled a 14-2 record in games they were listed as the moneyline favorite (winning 87.5% of those games).
- Philadelphia lost the only game it has played as the underdog this season.
Recent Meetings With The Chiefs
| Date | Favorite | Home Team | Spread | Total | Favorite Moneyline | Underdog Moneyline | Total Yards | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10/3/2021 | Chiefs | Eagles | -7 | 53.5 | -320 | +250 | 471-461 KC | 42-30 KC |
Eagles Player Insights
- This year Jalen Hurts has put up 3,701 passing yards (246.7 yards per game) while completing 66.5% of his passes, with 22 touchdowns and six interceptions. He also has 760 yards on the ground on 165 carries (plus 13 scores), averaging 50.7 yards per game.
- Miles Sanders has churned out a team-best 1,269 rushing yards (74.6 per game) plus 11 touchdowns.
- A.J. Brown has reeled in 88 passes for a team-high 1,496 yards and 11 touchdowns. He averages 88.0 receiving yards per game.
- DeVonta Smith has 95 catches for 1,196 yards (70.4 per game) and seven touchdowns.
- Dallas Goedert has caught 55 passes for 702 yards and three touchdowns, averaging 58.5 yards per game.
- Haason Reddick has notched a team-leading 16.0 sacks, while adding 10.0 TFL and 48 tackles.
- This season T.J. Edwards has totaled 159 tackles, 10.0 TFL, and 2.0 sacks, leading his team in tackles.
- This season Chauncey Gardner-Johnson leads the team with six interceptions and has added 67 tackles, 5.0 TFL, 1.0 sack, and eight passes defended.
Eagles Injuries
No Eagles players are currently on the injury report as of 2/12/2023
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Eagles 2022-2023 Schedule
| Week | Date | Opponent | Result | TV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | September 11, 2022 | at Detroit Lions | W, 38-35 | FOX |
| 2 | September 19, 2022 | vs Minnesota Vikings | W, 24-7 | ABC (MNF) |
| 3 | September 25, 2022 | at Washington Commanders | W, 24-8 | FOX |
| 4 | October 2, 2022 | vs Jacksonville Jaguars | W, 29-21 | CBS |
| 5 | October 9, 2022 | at Arizona Cardinals | W, 20-17 | FOX |
| 6 | October 16, 2022 | vs Dallas Cowboys | W, 26-17 | NBC (SNF) |
| 7 | – | BYE | – | – |
| 8 | October 30, 2022 | vs Pittsburgh Steelers | W, 35-13 | CBS |
| 9 | November 3, 2022 | at Houston Texans | W, 29-17 | AMAZON (TNF) |
| 10 | November 14, 2022 | vs Washington Commanders | L, 32-21 | ESPN (MNF) |
| 11 | November 20, 2022 | at Indianapolis Colts | W, 17-16 | CBS |
| 12 | November 27, 2022 | vs Green Bay Packers | W, 40-33 | NBC (SNF) |
| 13 | December 4, 2022 | vs Tennessee Titans | W, 35-10 | FOX |
| 14 | December 11, 2022 | at New York Giants | W, 48-22 | FOX |
| 15 | December 18, 2022 | at Chicago Bears | W, 25-20 | FOX |
| 16 | December 24, 2022 | at Dallas Cowboys | L, 40-34 | FOX |
| 17 | January 1, 2023 | vs New Orleans Saints | L, 20-10 | FOX |
| 18 | January 8, 2023 | vs New York Giants | W, 22-16 | CBS |
| 2 | January 21, 2023 | vs New York Giants | – | FOX |
| 3 | January 29, 2023 | vs San Francisco 49ers | – | FOX |
| 4 | February 12, 2023 | vs Kansas City Chiefs | – | FOX |
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How to read Eagles betting lines
A good part of the appeal for betting on the Eagles and the rest of the NFL is that there’s plenty of time for analyzing the numbers and researching the matchups. Odds come out early in the week, and you’ll find all of the upcoming contests and odds listed out at sportsbooks. Here’s how an Eagles line might look at PointsBet Pennsylvania and other books:
- Dallas Cowboys +120 +2.5 (-110) O 49.5 (-110)
- Philadelphia Eagles -140 -2.5 (-110) U 49.5 (-110)
Game listings will look something like our example and have odds for three top bet types: moneyline, point spread, and totals. Moneyline odds are standalone numbers, while spreads and totals have the listed numbers and odds for the bets. Here’s what you need to know.
Eagles moneyline odds
One of the simplest bets on the board to understand, and a great starting point for newbies as a result. All you have to do is make your pick on who you think will win the game.
- Dallas Cowboys +120
- Philadelphia Eagles -140
Negative numbers point to the favored side, while the odds are positive for underdogs. The difference between the numbers can give you insight into the closeness of the matchup.
Eagles point spread odds
Spread betting adds another strategic element to each game. Beyond trying to figure out who will win, you also have to decide which side will cover the spread.
- Dallas Cowboys +2.5 (-110)
- Philadelphia Eagles -2.5 (-110)
Oddsmakers set the number, and bettors can then choose the favorite minus the points or the underdog plus the spread. To win, your selection has to cover the amount of the spread.
Eagles over/under odds (totals odds)
This bet has nothing to do with winners and losers. It’s all about the total combined points that will be scored in the game in relation to the estimated total listed by sportsbooks.
- Over 49.5 (-110)
- Under 49.5 (-110)
Totals betting falls into distinct ranges for NFL games: 40 or less for defensive battles, 50 or more for potential shootouts, and all other contests in the middle of the two extremes.
Eagles player props and futures odds explained
Betting on the outcome of Eagles games is just one of the ways to get in on the action. The overall menu of NFL betting odds is vast. Two of the most popular Philadelphia Eagles betting options include prop bets and the futures market. Find updated Eagles Super Bowl props here.
Props are side bets, or “game inside of the game” wagers. Futures bets are on the season’s biggest games and end results. You can find available props by clicking through on the individual game listings. The offerings revolve around things that might happen during the game, such as:
- Who will be the game’s leading rusher – Miles Sanders or Saquon Barkley?
- Dallas Goedert Over/Under 45.5 yards receiving
Beyond the performances of individual players, props can also revolve around game or team circumstances. Examples include “Which side will have more rushing yards” and “Will the Eagles have a pick-6 in the game?”
Futures are bet you can place on an event that won’t be decided until down the road. If you click through on the NFL link at online sportsbooks and sportsbook apps, there’s usually a dedicated section for the available markets. There are a wide range of futures to consider, including:
- Over/Under on Eagles regular-season win totals.
- Team to win Super Bowl, Conference, or Division.
- Player to win Rookie of the Year, MVP, etc.
Upon release, futures market odds are based on the way the sportsbook sees things. From there, the betting public weighs in, so there will be movement in the numbers as a result. A well-timed futures bet that comes to fruition can pay off quite handsomely.
Who did the Eagles draft in 2022?
Here’s a look at the newest team members in the Philadelphia Eagles roster picked up in the 2022 NFL Draft.
- Round 1: Jordan Davis, DT. Georgia
- Round 2: Cam Jurgens, C, Nebraska
- Round 3: Nakobe Dean, LB,Georgia
- Round 6: Kyron Johnson, LB, Kansas
- Round 6: Grant Calcaterra, TE, SMU
Philadelphia Eagles draft history over the past 10 years
- 2021, DeVonta Smith, WR, Alabama
- 2020: Jalen Reagor, WR. TCU
- 2019: Andre Dillard, OT, Washington State
- 2017: Derek Barnett, DE, Tennessee
- 2016: Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State
- 2015: Nelson Agholor, WR, USC
- 2014: Marcus Smith, LB, Louisville
- 2013: Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma
- 2012: Fletcher Cox, DT, Mississippi State
- 2011: Danny Watkins, OG, Baylor
Eagles starting QBs for last two decades
Jalen Hurts was the Eagles’ starting quarterback for the majority of the 2022 season. He ended up missing two games with a shoulder injury, but went 14-1 during his regular-season starts. Let’s take a look back at all of the players who have started behind center for Philadelphia over the last two decades.
- 2022: Jalen Hurts – 15, Gardner Minshew 2
- 2021: Jalen Hurts – 15, Gardner Minshew 2
- 2020: Carson Wentz – 12, Jalen Hurts – 4
- 2019: Carson Wentz – 16 games
- 2018: Carson Wentz – 11, Nick Foles – 5
- 2017: Carson Wentz – 13, Nick Foles – 3
- 2016: Carson Wentz – 16
- 2015: Sam Bradford – 14, Mark Sanchez – 2
- 2014: Nick Foles – 8, Mark Sanchez – 8
- 2013: Nick Foles – 10, Michael Vick – 6
- 2012: Michael Vick – 10, Nick Foles – 6
- 2011: Michael Vick – 13, Vince Young – 3
- 2010: Michael Vick – 11, Kevin Kolb – 5
- 2009: Donovan McNabb – 14, Kevin Kolb – 2
- 2008: Donovan McNabb – 16
- 2007: Donovan McNabb – 14, AJ Feeley – 2
- 2006: Donovan McNabb – 10, Jeff Garcia – 6
- 2005: Donovan McNabb – 9, Mike McNabb – 7
- 2004: Donovan McNabb – 15, Koy Detmer – 1
- 2003: Donovan McNabb – 16
- 2002: Donovan McNabb – 10, A. J. Feeley – 5, Koy Detmer – 1
- 2001: Donovan McNabb – 16
Best head coaches in Eagles history
Nick Sirianni has the Eagles back in the Super Bowl for the 2022 season as the team’s 21st full time head coach, guiding them to an impressive 14-3 record in his second season.
He could be just the second Eagles coach to lift the Lombardi Trophy, potentially joining Doug Pederson from six years ago. Sirianni will go up against former Eagles head coach Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs for the title.
If we look back at the last 10 head coaches in franchise history, continuity hasn’t always ruled the day.
| Coach | Tenure | Regular Season | Playoffs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doug Pederson | 2016-2021 | 42-37-1 | 4-2 |
| Pat Shurmur | 2015 | 1-0 | NA |
| Chip Kelly | 2013-15 | 26-21 | 0-1 |
| Andy Reid | 1999-2012 | 130-93 | 10-9 |
| Ray Rhodes | 1995-98 | 29-34-1 | 1-2 |
| Rich Kotite | 1991-94 | 36-28 | 1-1 |
| Buddy Ryan | 1986-90 | 43-35-1 | 0-3 |
| Fred Bruney | 1985 | 1-0 | NA |
| Marion Campbell | 1983-85 | 17-29-1 | NA |
| Dick Vermeil | 1976-82 | 54-47 | 3-4 |
Where is Philadelphia Eagles stadium?
The Philadelphia Eagles play at Lincoln Financial Field, often called “the Linc.” It’s located in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex which is also home to the Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia Flyers and Sixers) and Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia Phillies).
At the start of the 2021 NFL season, the Philadelphia Eagles added two sports betting spaces to Lincoln Financial Field – the Fox Bet Lounge (membership required) and the DraftKings Field Club (invite only).
The Eagles have played home games in the same place since 2003, but the team has had several different homes since coming into existence in 1933. The Baker Bowl was the first spot, while Veterans Stadium was the last before the current home digs. In between, the team played at three other stadiums in the area. Here are the details of the current home field.
- Name: Lincoln Financial Field
- Address: One Lincoln Financial Field Way, Philadelphia, PA 19148
- Location: Philadelphia, PA
- Owner: City of Philadelphia
- Capacity: 69,796
- Ground breaking: May 7, 2001
- Opening date: Aug. 3, 2003
- Construction cost: $512 million
- Renovations: 2013-14
- Expanded: 2013-14
- Other events hosted: College Football, Soccer, Hockey, Concerts
How to watch and listen to Eagles games
When the Eagles play on Sunday afternoon, you can find the game in one of two main spots: CBS and FOX. The former generally handles AFC while it’s NFC on the latter, but there is a crossover for inter-conference matchups.
If it’s a prime time tilt, you can also easily find the game. Amazon Prime covers Thursday Night Football, NBC has Sunday Night Football, and Monday Night Football can be found on ESPN.
Each of the above networks can be found in a multitude of cable, satellite, and streaming packages. You should also be able to pick up a feed on the app of the respective networks, but know that valid login credentials from your provider will be required.
Yahoo also provides streams of select local and primetime games. DirecTV has the full Sunday Ticket package with all of the afternoon games, while NFL RedZone provides ongoing coverage throughout the day. Both of those options require a subscription.
For the Philadelphia Eagles games on broadcast networks, you can catch the action on the local affiliate in your area, all of which are listed below for your reference.
- CBS affiliates – PA region
- Altoona – WTAJ 10
- Erie – WSEE 35
- Harrisburgh – WHP 21
- Philadelphia – KYW 3
- Pittsburgh – KDKA 2
- Scranton – WYOU 22
- FOX affiliates – PA region
- Altoona – WATM – DT2
- Erie – WXFP 66
- Hazelton – WOLF 56
- Johnstown – WWCP 8
- Mercer – WFXI 17
- Philadelphia – WTXF 29
- Pittsburgh – WPGH 53
- York – WPMT 43
- NBC affiliates – PA region
- Erie – WICU 12
- Johnstown – WJAC 6
- Lancaster – WGAL 8
- Philadelphia – WCAU 10
- Pittsburgh – WPXI 11
- Wilkes-Barre – WBRE 28
There are numerous options for your Eagles viewing pleasure, and the same holds if you’re looking to catch the audio feed of the game. Merrill Reese handles play-by-play with Mike Quick on color commentary. The flagship station is 94.1 WIP, but several other stations in the area pick up the broadcast.
- Allentown – 96.1 WCTO-FM
- Allentown – 1470 WSAN-AM
- Levittown – 1490 WBCB-AM
- Northumberland – 107.3 WEGH-FM
- Philadelphia – 94.1 WIP-FM
- Philadelphia – 105.7 La Mega FM
- Pottsville – 1360 WPPA-AM
- Reading – 830 WEEU-AM
- Wilkes-Barre – 96.1 WEJL-FM
- Williamsport – 93.3 WBZD-FM
- York – 96.1 WSOX-FM
You can also catch the Eagles games on TuneIn radio, which can be accessed both online and via mobile app.
History of the Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles first came into existence in 1933. It took some time for things to get going, but the team began finding success in the mid-1940s. After losing the NFL Championship Game in 1947, the team went on to win back-to-back titles in 1948-49.
The team couldn’t match the success over the next decade, but the 1960 team did. Led by league MVP Norm Van Brocklin, the team defeated the Green Bay Packers to lay claim to their third NFL Championship.
That would be the last high note for quite some time. The team struck out on reaching the postseason for over a decade, but head coach Dick Vermeil helped to engineer a turnaround upon his hiring in 1976.
From 1978 through 1981, the team made it to the playoffs each season. They made it to Super Bowl XV following the 1980 season, falling to the Oakland Raiders by a score of 27-10. Vermeil stepped down after the 1982 campaign while citing burnout.
The team meandered along for the middle portion of the decade, but things started to look up towards the end of the 1980s. Head coach Buddy Ryan was in charge of a talented defense and an electrifying QB in Randall Cunningham, and the team would make it to the playoffs three straight years.
Philadelphia never quite got over the hump during this time. Rich Kotite took over after Ryan, followed by Ray Rhodes. While the team made the playoffs during both of those tenures, neither of the coaching choices proved to be a long-term fit.
Andy Reid took over in 1999 and stuck around until 2012. The team found success during his time and was a regular participant in the postseason, but winning the Super Bowl proved to be an elusive goal.
Chip Kelly got the first crack at replacing Reid, but he only managed to last two seasons. Doug Pederson had the job for five years, and the team found great success under his watch. He was the head coach for the Super Bowl-winning team in 2017, but was let go after a disappointing 2020 campaign, replaced by Nick Sirianni, who guided them back to a winning record and the playoffs in 2021. However, they lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Wild Card game.
After the victory in Super Bowl LII, the club fell in the Divisional Round the following year and were bounced in the Wild Card round in 2019. However, Sirianni has the team back in the Super Bowl for the 2022 season, looking to secure the franchise’s second ring.
Here are some of the more notable facts and figures from the history of the Eagles.
- Established: 1933
- Super Bowl wins: 1 – 2017
- Super Bowl appearances: 4 – last in 2022
- NFL Championships: 3 – last in 1960
- Conference championships: 4 – last in 2022
- Division titles: 15 – last in 2022
- Playoff appearances: 29 – last in 2022
- Retired numbers: 9 – last for Donovan McNabb in 2013
- Hall of Famers: 22 players, 4 coaches, and executives
- Ring of Honor: 37 players, 10 others
- Career Passing Yards Leader: Donovan McNabb, 32,873
- Career Rushing Yards Leader: LeSean McCoy, 6,792
- Career Receiving Yards Leader: Harold Carmichael, 8,978
- Most TDs in Regular Season: LeSean McCoy, 20 in 2011
- All-time Yards from Scrimmage Leader: Brian Westbrook, 9,785
- Kickoff Returns for TD: Timmy Brown, 5
- Punt Return Yards in Season: Brian Mitchell, 567 in 2002
- Most Sacks in Single Season: Reggie White, 21 in 1987
- Most Interception Return Yards in Season: Bill Bradley, 248 in 1971
- Most 100+ Yard Rushing Games: Wilbert Montgomery, 26
Philadelphia Eagles FAQ
Bert Bell was the initial owner of the Eagles, and the franchise changed hands a few times from inception into the 1960s. In 1969, Leonard Tose and his partners acquired the team for $16 million. They would hold the team until 1985 when Norman Braman acquired the team for a price north of $65 million. Braman made himself quite a score less than a decade later when he sold the team to Jeffrey Lurie for $185 million in 1994.
Lurie maintains control of the team to this day, and it has proven to be quite a wise investment. Based on the latest NFL franchise valuations from Forbes, the Eagles are now worth a whopping $3.05 billion. That places them at 10th on the list of 32 teams. The Dallas Cowboys hold down the top spot at $5.5 billion, while the Buffalo Bills are in 32nd with an estimated value of $1.9 billion.
The Eagles have reached the Super Bowl five times in franchise history, winning the Big Game just once. They have a chance to double that total in Super Bowl LVII. Here’s a look back at the results from all three previous contests.
- Super Bowl XV – Oakland Raiders over Eagles, 27-10, Jan. 25, 1981
- Super Bowl XXXIX – New England Patriots over Eagles, 24-21, Feb. 6, 2005
- Super Bowl LII – Eagles over New England Patriots, 41-33, Feb. 4, 2018
- Super Bowl LVII – Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs, TBD, Feb. 12, 2023
In the pre-merger days, the Eagles took down what was known as the NFL Championship on three occasions: 1948, 1949, and 1960.
The Eagles have retired a total of nine-player numbers thus far. Here’s a look at franchise greats on the list, listed in order by jersey number.
5 – QB Donovan McNabb
15 – HB Steve Van Buren
20 – S Brian Dawkins
40 – CB Tom Brookshier
44 – RB/WR/TE Pete Retzlaff
60 – LB/C Chuck Bednarik
70 – OT Al Wistert
92 – DE Reggie White
99 – DT Jerome Brown
Currently at the top of the 2022 salary chart for the Eagles is DT Javon Hargrave. He earns a base salary of $12.7 million and carries a total salary cap hit of $17.8 million with bonuses and incentives factored in. RT Lane Johnson is second with a total cap hit of $15.7 million.