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• The Philadelphia Eagles were defeated by the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII, with a final score of 38-35. Despite holding a 10-point lead at halftime, the Eagles were unable to maintain their advantage as Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs rallied in the second half to secure their second championship in four years.
• On Sunday night, Mahomes secured his second Super Bowl MVP, delivering a solid return for those who bet on him at +120 odds. Despite only throwing for 187 yards, he completed 21 of 27 passes for three touchdowns. Although he caused some concern for Chiefs fans before halftime, his ankle held up well and he also contributed 44 rushing yards.

Next up: Super Bowl LVII vs Kansas City Chiefs

• Playoffs: Super Bowl LVII

Betting Lines And Odds For Eagles Vs. Chiefs

The betting information in this article is based on data from DraftKings as of February 11, 2023, at 8:37 PM Eastern Time.

Eagles Betting Trends

• The Eagles have a record of 8 wins, 9 losses, and 0 pushes against the spread this year.
• Philadelphia has exceeded the point total in 10 out of their 17 games this season.
• The Eagles have won 87.5% of the games in which they were favored by the moneyline, boasting a 14-2 record in those matchups.
• Philadelphia has only played one game as the underdog this season, and unfortunately, they lost.

Recent Meetings With The Chiefs

Eagles Player Insights

• Jalen Hurts has recorded 3,701 passing yards this season, averaging 246.7 yards per game with a completion rate of 66.5%. He has thrown 22 touchdowns and six interceptions. Additionally, he has rushed for 760 yards on 165 carries, averaging 50.7 yards per game and scoring 13 touchdowns.
• Miles Sanders leads the team with 1,269 rushing yards (averaging 74.6 yards per game) and has scored 11 touchdowns.
• A.J. Brown leads the team with 1,496 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns, catching 88 passes. He has an average of 88.0 receiving yards per game.
• DeVonta Smith has caught the ball 95 times for 1,196 yards, averaging 70.4 yards per game, and has scored seven touchdowns.
• Dallas Goedert has accumulated 702 receiving yards on 55 catches with three touchdowns, averaging 58.5 yards per game.
• Haason Reddick leads the team with 16.0 sacks, along with 10.0 tackles for loss and 48 total tackles.
• This season, T.J. Edwards has recorded 159 tackles, 10.0 tackles for loss, and 2.0 sacks, making him the team leader in tackles.
• Chauncey Gardner-Johnson has had a standout season, leading the team with six interceptions while also contributing 67 tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss, 1.0 sack, and eight passes defended.

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How to read Eagles betting lines

One of the reasons why betting on the Eagles and other NFL teams is so enticing is the ample opportunity to analyze statistics and study the matchups. Odds are released early in the week, allowing bettors to see the upcoming games and odds at various sportsbooks. For example, you can find the Eagles’ line at PointsBet Pennsylvania and other bookmakers.

• Dallas Cowboys are the underdogs with a moneyline of +120 and a point spread of +2.5. The over/under for the game is set at 49.5 with odds of -110.
• The Philadelphia Eagles are favored to win with a point spread of -2.5 and the total points for the game is set at 49.5, with both the over and under bets having odds of -110.

Game listings will display odds for three main types of bets: moneyline, point spread, and totals. Moneyline odds are shown as standalone numbers, while spreads and totals include both the listed numbers and odds for the bets. Here is an overview of what you should understand.

Eagles moneyline odds

This is one of the easiest bets to grasp on the betting board, making it an excellent choice for beginners. Simply choose the team you believe will win the game.

• Dallas Cowboys +120
• Philadelphia Eagles -140

When negative numbers are present, they indicate the favored side, whereas positive numbers are in favor of the underdogs. The disparity between the numbers can provide a hint about the competitiveness of the match.

Eagles point spread odds

Spread betting introduces an additional layer of strategy to every game, requiring bettors to not only predict the winner but also determine which team will exceed the spread.

• Dallas Cowboys +2.5 (-110)
• Philadelphia Eagles -2.5 (-110)

Oddsmakers establish the number, and bettors can then opt for the favorite minus the points or the underdog plus the spread. In order to win, your chosen option must exceed the spread amount.

Eagles over/under odds (totals odds)

This wager is based solely on the total points scored in the game compared to the predicted total set by sportsbooks, not on which team wins or loses.

• Over 49.5 (-110)
• Under 49.5 (-110)

In NFL games, totals betting is categorized into specific ranges: 40 or lower for defensive matchups, 50 or higher for high-scoring games, and all other games falling somewhere in between.

Eagles player props and futures odds explained

There are numerous ways to participate in betting on Eagles games, with a wide range of NFL betting odds to choose from. Two popular options for Philadelphia Eagles betting are prop bets and the futures market. Stay informed on the latest Eagles Super Bowl props here.

Props are additional bets, also known as “game within a game” wagers. Futures bets are placed on major games and their outcomes throughout the season. To access available props, simply click on the individual game listings. These bets focus on potential occurrences during the game, like:

• Will Miles Sanders or Saquon Barkley be the leading rusher in the game?
• Will Dallas Goedert have over or under 45.5 yards receiving?

In addition to player performances, props can also be based on game or team situations. For instance, prop bets may involve predicting which team will have more rushing yards or if the Eagles will score a pick-6 during the game.

Futures are wagers that can be placed on an event that will not be determined until a later date. When you visit online sportsbooks or sportsbook apps and click on the NFL link, you will typically find a section specifically for futures markets. There are many different futures options to choose from, such as:

• Predicting the number of regular-season wins for the Eagles.
• Team that emerges victorious in the Super Bowl, conference, or division.
• Player wins Rookie of the Year, MVP, and other awards.

When futures market odds are initially set by the sportsbook, the betting public will then influence any changes in the numbers. Making a well-timed futures bet that ultimately proves successful can lead to a significant payout.

Who did the Eagles draft in 2022?

Take a look at the latest additions to the Philadelphia Eagles roster, acquired in the 2022 NFL Draft.

• In the first round, the Georgia Bulldogs selected Jordan Davis as their defensive tackle.
• Second round pick: Cam Jurgens, Center from Nebraska
• In the third round, the Georgia Bulldogs selected linebacker Nakobe Dean.
• In the sixth round, the Kansas linebacker Kyron Johnson was selected.
• In the sixth round, SMU’s Grant Calcaterra was selected as a tight end.

Philadelphia Eagles draft history over the past 10 years

• DeVonta Smith, a wide receiver from Alabama, was drafted in 2021.
• In 2020, Jalen Reagor was a wide receiver for TCU.
• In 2019, Andre Dillard was selected as an offensive tackle from Washington State.
• In 2017, Derek Barnett, a defensive end from Tennessee, was selected.
• In 2016, Carson Wentz was a quarterback from North Dakota State.
• In 2015, Nelson Agholor was a wide receiver for USC.
• In 2014, Marcus Smith from Louisville was a linebacker.
• In 2013, Lane Johnson from Oklahoma was drafted as an offensive tackle.
• In 2012, Fletcher Cox from Mississippi State was drafted as a defensive tackle.
• In 2011, Danny Watkins was selected as an offensive guard from Baylor.

Eagles starting QBs for last two decades

Jalen Hurts was the Eagles’ primary quarterback in the 2022 season, starting most games. He sat out two games due to a shoulder injury but had a successful record of 14-1 in regular-season starts. Now, let’s reflect on the various quarterbacks who have taken the field for Philadelphia in the past two decades.

• In 2022, Jalen Hurts had 15 touchdowns while Gardner Minshew had 2.
• In 2021, Jalen Hurts had 15 starts while Gardner Minshew had 2.
• In 2020, Carson Wentz played in 12 games while Jalen Hurts played in 4 games.
• Carson Wentz played in all 16 games in 2019.
• In 2018, Carson Wentz played in 11 games and Nick Foles played in 5.
• In 2017, Carson Wentz played 13 games while Nick Foles played 3.
• In 2016, Carson Wentz had 16 interceptions.
• In 2015, Sam Bradford started 14 games while Mark Sanchez started 2.
• In 2014, both Nick Foles and Mark Sanchez each played in 8 games.
• In 2013, Nick Foles played 10 games while Michael Vick played 6.
• In 2012, Michael Vick started 10 games and Nick Foles started 6 games.
• In 2011, Michael Vick had 13 wins, while Vince Young had 3.
• In 2010, Michael Vick started 11 games while Kevin Kolb started 5.
• In 2009, Donovan McNabb started 14 games while Kevin Kolb started 2.
• In 2008, Donovan McNabb played in 16 games.
• In 2007, Donovan McNabb started 14 games and AJ Feeley started 2 games.
• In 2006, Donovan McNabb had 10 touchdowns, while Jeff Garcia had 6.
• In 2005, Donovan McNabb had 9 touchdowns while Mike McNabb had 7.
• In 2004, Donovan McNabb started 15 games and Koy Detmer started 1.
• In 2003, Donovan McNabb played 16 games.
• In 2002, Donovan McNabb started 10 games, A. J. Feeley started 5 games, and Koy Detmer started 1 game.
• In 2001, Donovan McNabb played in 16 games.

Best head coaches in Eagles history

In just his second season as head coach, Nick Sirianni has led the Eagles to an impressive 14-3 record and a spot in the Super Bowl for the 2022 season, marking the team’s 21st appearance in the championship game.

He has the chance to become only the second Eagles coach to win the Lombardi Trophy, following in the footsteps of Doug Pederson six years ago. Sirianni will face off against former Eagles head coach Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs in the championship game.

When examining the franchise’s last 10 head coaches, it is clear that continuity has not consistently been a priority.

How to watch and listen to Eagles games

On Sunday afternoons when the Eagles play, you can catch the game on either CBS or FOX. CBS usually airs AFC games while FOX airs NFC games, but there may be crossover for inter-conference matchups.

If the game is in prime time, you can easily watch it. Thursday Night Football is covered by Amazon Prime, Sunday Night Football is on NBC, and ESPN airs Monday Night Football.

All of the networks mentioned above are available in various cable, satellite, and streaming packages. You can also access their content through their respective apps, but you will need to have valid login credentials from your provider.

Yahoo offers select local and primetime game streams, while DirecTV includes the full Sunday Ticket package with all afternoon games. NFL RedZone provides continuous coverage throughout the day. Both of these options require a subscription.

To watch Philadelphia Eagles games on broadcast networks, tune in to your local affiliate as listed below.

• CBS affiliates in the Pennsylvania region include Altoona’s WTAJ 10, Erie’s WSEE 35, Harrisburgh’s WHP 21, Philadelphia’s KYW 3, Pittsburgh’s KDKA 2, and Scranton’s WYOU 22.
• FOX affiliates in the Pennsylvania region include WATM in Altoona, DT2 in Erie, WXFP 66 in Hazleton, WOLF 56 in Johnstown, WWCP 8 in Mercer, WFXI 17 in Philadelphia, WTXF 29 in Pittsburgh, and WPMT 43 in York.
• Here is a list of NBC affiliate stations in Pennsylvania:<br>- Erie: WICU Channel 12<br>- Johnstown: WJAC Channel 6<br>- Lancaster: WGAL Channel 8<br>- Philadelphia: WCAU Channel 10<br>- Pittsburgh: WPXI Channel 11<br>- Wilkes-Barre: WBRE Channel 28

If you’re looking to watch the Eagles game, there are plenty of options available for your viewing pleasure. Similarly, if you prefer to listen to the game, Merrill Reese provides play-by-play commentary with Mike Quick on color commentary. The game is broadcasted on the flagship station 94.1 WIP, as well as several other stations in the area.

• Allentown – 96.1 WCTO-FM
• Allentown – 1470 WSAN-AM
• Levittown – 1490 WBCB-AM
• Northumberland – 107.3 WEGH-FM
• Philadelphia – 94.1 WIP-FM
• 105.7 La Mega FM in Philadelphia
• 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 listen to the Eagles games on TuneIn radio, available online and through a mobile app.

History of the Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles were established in 1933 and experienced a slow start before achieving success in the mid-1940s. Following a loss in the NFL Championship Game in 1947, the team bounced back to win consecutive titles in 1948 and 1949.

Despite the team’s inability to replicate their success over the next ten years, the 1960 team, led by league MVP Norm Van Brocklin, secured their third NFL Championship by defeating the Green Bay Packers.

The team’s high note would not be heard again for quite a while. Despite striking out on reaching the postseason for over a decade, head coach Dick Vermeil orchestrated a turnaround upon his hiring in 1976.

The team reached the playoffs every year from 1978 to 1981, culminating in a Super Bowl XV appearance in 1980 where they lost to the Oakland Raiders 27-10. Vermeil resigned due to burnout following the 1982 season.

During the middle portion of the decade, the team wandered aimlessly, but their fortunes began to improve in the late 1980s. Under the leadership of head coach Buddy Ryan, the team boasted a talented defense and an exciting quarterback in Randall Cunningham, leading to three consecutive playoff appearances.

During this time, Philadelphia struggled to break through to sustained success. Rich Kotite and Ray Rhodes took over coaching duties after Ryan, with both leading the team to playoff appearances but ultimately proving to be short-term solutions.

Andy Reid assumed control in 1999 and remained with the team until 2012. Throughout his tenure, the team experienced success and frequently made appearances in the playoffs, although capturing the Super Bowl title remained out of reach.

Chip Kelly was the first to replace Reid, but he only lasted two seasons. Doug Pederson had a successful five-year tenure, leading the team to a Super Bowl victory in 2017. However, after a disappointing 2020 season, Pederson was replaced by Nick Sirianni, who guided the team to a winning record and a playoff appearance in 2021. Despite this achievement, the team ultimately lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Wild Card game.

Following their victory in Super Bowl LII, the team experienced early playoff exits in the Divisional Round the following year and the Wild Card round in 2019. Nevertheless, under Sirianni’s leadership, the team has made it back to the Super Bowl for the 2022 season with hopes of winning their second championship ring.

Below are some of the most significant facts and figures from the history of the Eagles.

• Established: 1933
• Super Bowl victory in 2017: 1
• The team has made 4 Super Bowl appearances, with the most recent one occurring in 2022.
• The team has won 3 NFL Championships, with the most recent victory in 1960.
• There have been four conference championships, with the most recent one in 2022.
• Division titles: 15 – most recent in 2022
• The team has made 29 playoff appearances, with the most recent in 2022.
• Donovan McNabb’s number 9 was retired in 2013 as the last player to wear it.
• There are 22 players, 4 coaches, and executives in the Hall of Fame.
• 37 players and 10 others featured in Ring of Honor.
• Donovan McNabb holds the record for career passing yards with 32,873.
• LeSean McCoy is the all-time leader in career rushing yards with 6,792.
• Harold Carmichael leads in career receiving yards with a total of 8,978.
• LeSean McCoy had the most touchdowns in the regular season with 20 in 2011.
• Brian Westbrook is the all-time leader in yards from scrimmage with a total of 9,785 yards.
• Timmy Brown returned 5 kickoffs for touchdowns.
• Brian Mitchell had 567 punt return yards during the 2002 season.
• Reggie White holds the record for the most sacks in a single season with 21 in 1987.
• Bill Bradley holds the record for the most interception return yards in a season with 248 in 1971.
• Wilbert Montgomery leads with 26 games of rushing for over 100 yards.