Monday Night Football in Week 10 features an exciting matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis.
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For my top Eagles vs Packers NFL PrizePicks and Underdog plays, I’m highlighting Jahan Dotson, Saquon Barkley and Romeo Doubs.
Jahan Dotson
More Than 4.5 Receiving Yards
The Eagles have had their ups and downs with the passing game this season, but recently, Jalen Hurts has come into form, ranking fifth in completion percentage and eighth in yards per pass.
He has a tough assignment ahead of him tonight with a Packers defense that has contained rushing attacks and minimized yards through the air. However, for Jahan Dotson, we need him to haul in one pass.
While Dotson is fifth on the team in targets, he typically gets at least one a game, with him averaging 1.8 per game this season. He has hauled in 56 percent of his 14 targets and has averaged 18.6 yards per reception.
Back Dotson to surpass this total for the sixth time this year.
Saquon Barkley
More Than 0.5 Touchdowns
Next, we turn our attention to Saquon Barkley, as this matchup against the Packers has created some sizable value. Barkley is a running back who commands high-value touches, so his anytime touchdown prices are typically very steep.
However, with the Packers ranking fourth in touchdowns allowed and fifth in touchdowns allowed to opposing running backs, his price has fallen tremendously.
Barkley's scoring opportunity is being undervalued tonight as he averages 2.1 red-zone rushing attempts and nearly one red-zone target per game.
Take the value and back Barkley to find paydirt tonight.
Romeo Doubs
Less Than 4.5 Receptions
Lastly, we switch sides and focus on the Packers' leading receiver, Romeo Doubs, who leads the team in targets and figures to see an increase with the loss of tight end Tucker Kraft.
However, the loss of Kraft looms as it allows opposing secondaries to key in on the Packers' wideouts without a viable threat in the seams. The Eagles' secondary is still one of the best in football, ranking third in opponent completion percentage and seventh in yards per pass allowed.
That low completion percentage is mainly due to the play of their elite cornerbacks, who will be lining up against Doubs all night.
Fade Doubs here as four receptions feels like his ceiling in this matchup.
