49ers vs. Eagles Highlights: Top Plays from NFC Championship

The Philadelphia Eagles wore down the San Francisco 49ers Sunday in a 31-7 win to clinch a Super Bowl bid.

The Eagles covered easily as 2.5-point favorites, in a game that also went under the betting total of 44.5.

Three different players scored a touchdown in the NFC Championship for the Eagles, who await the winner of Bengals vs. Chiefs.

Check out all the top plays and highlights from 49ers vs. Eagles below. And be sure to follow along all the big plays and betting impact for the AFC Championship Game: Chiefs vs. Bengals tonight here!

49ers vs. Eagles Highlights: Top Plays from NFC Championship

Forget Flying; We'll Use the Ground

Jalen Hurts put the Eagles up by three tuddys with the sneak, which has become auto for Philly this season.

Hurts was +125 to get into the endzone, and he also cashed his longest rush prop (13.5) earlier on that likely game-clinching drive.

That was rushing touchdown No. 4 for the Eagles, who surpassed their team total (23.5-24.5) over on that play.

Shipping Up to Boston

First-half over bettors rejoiced, with the touchdown pushing it over the total of 22.5 points.

Scott scored last week against the Giants (as he typically does). Today, he was +900 to reach the endzone.

Sanders Seeing Double

A tough matchup for the Eagles running game, huh? Don't tell that to Miles Sanders.

That was his second rushing touchdown of the game. He was +900 to score multiple touchdowns, and also went over his longest rush prop (11.5).

CMC TD

Christian McCaffrey was the best mid-season acquisition, and seemingly the entire offense today.

That tied it up, plus McCaffrey hit his -125 anytime touchdown prop (the most expensive of any player in the NFC Championship Game).

Overall, CMC prop overs were solid – he sailed over his rushing total, rushing + receiving and longest rush categories.

Purdy Injured

Starting quarterback Brock Purdy was hurt on this play and was relieved by Josh Johnson on the following drive.

Johnson exited — the fourth 49ers QB to suffer an injury this season — and Purdy returned, but the offense struggled all afternoon.

Sanders Cashes In First 

Sanders toted the rock three times on the opening drive, capping it off with the first TD. He was also +170 to score a touchdown anytime.

Deep to DeVonta

DeVonta Smith hit his longest reception over (23.5) on fourth down, two plays before Sanders hit paydirt.

But was it actually a catch?

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