The Top Giants vs. Eagles Prop Bet & Pick for MNF

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Giants vs. Eagles Prop Bets

Now let’s take a look at the top prop worth considering for the Monday Night Football contest between the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles.

Giants QB Eli Manning

THE PICK: Under 1.5 Rushing Yards (-115)

You haven't quite lived until you've had the chance to sweat a single-digit rushing yard quarterback prop from a non-running quarterback. Every time he drops back to pass you wonder if this is the play that ruins your bet. Anyway, spending your Monday night hoping Manning doesn't rush for two yards seems like the perfect way to utilize your time.

Dating back to 2017, Eli has 29 rushing attempts in 30 games. Of those 30 games, he's rushed for two or more yards in 11 of them. So, in 63% of his games, he would've hit the under on this prop.

If you were to bet the under over the long run at the current odds, you would come out ahead quite easily. At -115 odds, you'd need to win 53.4% of the time to be break even and at -120 you'd need to win at a 54.5% clip.

You could have bet this under all the way to -160 over the last two years and still saw a profit since at -160 you need a 61.5% win rate.

I like the under here but wouldn't bet it worse than -160.

To me, this game could be relatively gross, and the addition of Eli back in the lineup has me hesitant to target their pass-catchers since it may be harder to project usage. I've already bet the first-half and full-game under. As of now, this is the only prop that has my attention.