
Philadelphia Eagles Odds
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Eagles Injuries
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Eagles 2026 Schedule & Betting Odds
Depth Chart
| Starter | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB | Jalen Hurts | Tanner McKee | Andy Dalton | Cole Payton | |
| RB | Saquon Barkley | Tank Bigsby | Will Shipley | Dameon Pierce | Carson Steele |
| WR | Makai Lemon | Elijah Moore | Britain Covey | ||
| TE | Dallas Goedert | Johnny Mundt | Eli Stowers | ||
| LT | Jordan Mailata | Fred Johnson | John Ojukwu | ||
| LG | Landon Dickerson | ||||
| C | Cam Jurgens | Drew Kendall | Willie Lampkin | ||
| RG | Tyler Steen | Jake Majors | Micah Morris | ||
| RT | Lane Johnson | Markel Bell | |||
| LDE | Moro Ojomo | Gabe Hall | |||
| WLB | Zack Baun | Smael Mondon | Chance Campbell | ||
| MLB | Jihaad Campbell | Jeremiah Trotter | |||
| LCB | Riq Woolen | Jonathan Jones | Jakorian Bennett | ||
| SS | Marcus Epps | Michael Carter | |||
| FS | Andrew Mukuba | Andre' Sam | Cole Wisniewski | Maximus Pulley | |
| RCB | Quinyon Mitchell | Kelee Ringo | |||
| P | Braden Mann | ||||
| H | Braden Mann | ||||
| PR | Britain Covey | Makai Lemon | Elijah Moore | Cooper DeJean | |
| KR | Will Shipley | Dameon Pierce | Tank Bigsby | ||
| LS | Rocco Underwood | ||||
| NB | Cooper DeJean | Mac McWilliams | |||
| LWR | Dontayvion Wicks | Darius Cooper | Danny Gray | ||
| ROLB | Jalyx Hunt | Arnold Ebiketie | Keyshawn James-Newby | Joshua Weru | |
| FB | Carson Steele | ||||
| DT | Jalen Carter | Byron Young | Uar Bernard | ||
| NT | Jordan Davis | Ty Robinson | |||
| LOLB | Jonathan Greenard | Nolan Smith | A.J. Epenesa | ||
| RWR | DeVonta Smith | Marquise Brown | |||
| K | Jake Elliott |
Philadelphia Eagles Odds & Betting Guide: 2026-27 Season
Where the Eagles stand
Philadelphia went 11-6 in 2025 and won a second straight NFC East title, then lost 23-19 to San Francisco at Lincoln Financial Field in the wild card round. The record undersells how uneven the season was. Two years after winning Super Bowl LIX, the offense finished 19th in scoring and 23rd in yards per rush even with a healthy Saquon Barkley, and the collapse tracked one injury: Lane Johnson went down for the year in Week 12 and a three-game skid followed, dropping the Eagles out of the race for the No. 1 seed. Anyone watching this week's odds board that December saw the market discount them in real time.
Vic Fangio's defense is why the season held together, allowing the sixth-fewest points in the league. Cooper DeJean and Quinyon Mitchell both made first-team All-Pro, and Zack Baun, Jalen Carter and Cam Jurgens joined them and Jalen Hurts in the Pro Bowl. Fangio returns, and reporting around the team suggests this may be his last season in Philadelphia, which is worth tracking as a midseason narrative rather than a preseason one.
The offense is where Howie Roseman made the seismic move. Philadelphia traded A.J. Brown to New England on June 1, 2026 for a 2028 first-round pick and a 2027 fifth, handing the top receiver job outright to DeVonta Smith. Roseman then restocked around him, trading for Dontayvion Wicks, signing Marquise Brown and Elijah Moore, and drafting USC receiver Makai Lemon in the first round along with tight end Eli Stowers. On defense he added edge rusher Jonathan Greenard on a four-year, $98 million deal while keeping Carter, Mitchell and DeJean in place.
The bigger unknown is who is calling the plays. Sean Mannion replaces Kevin Patullo as offensive coordinator and will call a regular-season game for the first time in his career, after playing quarterback in the league and coaching the last several seasons in Green Bay. Nine offensive starters return, including the entire line, Hurts, Barkley, Smith and Dallas Goedert, so the personnel is largely known and the scheme is not.
NFC East context
The NFC East division belongs to Philadelphia until proven otherwise. The Eagles are the only team in the league that won its division in 2025 and enters 2026 favored to repeat, priced between +115 and +125 to do it. Dallas, Washington and New York all sit behind them on the board, and each carries a real question: the Cowboys installed Christian Parker as a rookie defensive coordinator, the Giants hired John Harbaugh to lead a young roster, and Washington is still building around Jayden Daniels.
Six of Philadelphia's 17 games come inside the division, and books price those tighter because familiarity compresses margins. Anyone building an Eagles position should read it alongside the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants and Washington Commanders pages, because the same six games sit on all four.
The Eagles angle: the schedule brackets the season with division games and buries the hard part in the middle and end. Philadelphia opens against Washington on September 13, 2026 and closes at the Giants in Week 18, with a nine-week stretch from Week 6 through Week 14 in which it faces exactly one team that finished 2025 above .500. That soft middle is the single biggest reason the win total sits where it does, and it is also why an early stumble would move these numbers more than usual: the market has priced a run through October and November.
Eagles 2026-27 win total
Books set the Eagles win total at 10.5, the highest in the NFC East. Here is how the two sides price:
- Over 10.5 wins: +115
- Under 10.5 wins: roughly -140
Philadelphia has won at least 11 games in four consecutive seasons and has reached the playoffs in all five years with Sirianni as head coach and Hurts at quarterback, including the Super Bowl LIX title. ESPN rates this the seventh-easiest schedule in the league based on 2026 win totals, with several of the toughest games at home.
The interesting part is what the market did not do. The A.J. Brown trade did not move the win total at all. The playoff price moved only from -210 to -200, and the Super Bowl number drifted from +1500 to +1600. Books repriced the loss of a top-five receiver by almost nothing, which tells you they are paying for Fangio's defense and the schedule rather than for the passing game.
Eagles 2026-27 futures odds
Philadelphia sits between +1600 and +1700 to win Super Bowl LXI, between +820 and +850 to win the NFC, and between +115 and +125 to win the division. Playoff pricing runs -186 to -200 to make it. For scale, the Rams are the Super Bowl favorite at +500, with defending champion Seattle at +1200.
This is also the rare team page with live individual markets worth checking. Hurts sits around +2800 for MVP, Barkley around +1800 for Offensive Player of the Year, and Carter around +2800 for Defensive Player of the Year. All three are priced as legitimate longshots rather than as afterthoughts, and the rest of the futures board carries every one.
Betting Eagles point spreads
Books set a point spread to turn an uneven matchup into a roughly even bet. The favorite gives points, the underdog takes them. A typical Eagles spread reads like this:
- Eagles -6.5 (-110)
- Opponent +6.5 (-110)
Philadelphia covers by winning by seven or more. The opponent covers by winning outright or losing by six or fewer. The half-point means neither side can push.
A winning $100 bet at -110 returns $190.91: the $100 stake plus $90.91 in profit. A losing bet returns nothing. Both sides sit at -110 here, and that is where the book earns, since you risk $110 to win $100 whichever side you take. Our projection models post a number for every Eagles game, and the ATS standings track how the league is performing against closing lines.
Why Eagles spreads move: rest is the input to watch on the back half of this schedule. Philadelphia plays five primetime games and gets compressed twice in December. Week 11 falls on Sunday, November 22, 2026 and Week 12 is Thanksgiving at Dallas on November 26, a four-day turnaround into a stadium where the Eagles have lost seven of their last eight. Then Week 15 is a Saturday game on December 19, 2026 followed by a Christmas Eve Thursday game on December 24. The London trip in Week 5 comes with no bye behind it either, since the bye does not arrive until Week 10.
Betting Eagles totals
Books set a total for the combined points both teams score, then let bettors take a side. Here is how a typical Eagles number reads:
- Total 45.5 (over -110, under -110)
The over cashes at 46 or more, the under at 45 or fewer, and a half-point total cannot push. When books post a whole number instead, a game landing exactly on it refunds both sides.
The scoring profile is the live question. This was a top-five offense in 2024 and a 19th-ranked scoring offense in 2025, and the roster now has a new coordinator and no A.J. Brown. Philadelphia stayed strong in the red zone on both sides of the ball, so the gap was in getting there rather than in finishing. Lincoln Financial Field is open-air, and the Eagles host three games in December, including the Saturday date on December 19 and the Christmas Eve game on December 24, when wind matters more than temperature for a passing game still finding itself. Our NFL picks cover totals every week.
Betting the Eagles moneyline
The moneyline asks one question: who wins. Points do not matter. An Eagles moneyline often looks like this:
- Eagles -250
- Opponent +205
Minus marks the favorite, plus the underdog. At -250 you risk $250 to win $100. At +205 you risk $100 to win $205.
Converting to implied probability makes the pricing clearer. The -250 favorite implies 71.4%. The +205 underdog implies 32.8%. Those sum to 104.2%, not 100%. The extra 4.2 points are the book's margin, and the book collects it whichever side wins. How moneyline betting works covers the math in full, and our betting odds calculator will convert any price for you.
Get this one straight, because a favorite draws it constantly: a -250 price is not "less value." Value is the gap between real probability and priced probability, so a -250 favorite is a good bet if the team should be -350 and a bad one if the team should be -180. Short odds and poor value are unrelated ideas, and the same logic runs the other way on that +1600 Super Bowl ticket, which implies roughly 5.9%.
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Eagles player props
A player prop prices one player's production in a single game or across a season. A season-long Smith market reads like this:
- DeVonta Smith receiving yards: over/under 1,150.5
Smith is the cleanest read on this board and the most repriced player in the league. He has cleared 1,000 receiving yards in every season of his career while working as the second option, and the Brown trade hands him the target share outright. Barkley is the other number worth attention: he topped 1,100 rushing yards during what was a poor offensive season, and he is now at the age where the market starts applying a running back discount. Goedert remains the reliable tight end, and Lemon's rookie usage is the least settled input given the new scheme.
Our prop model posts a number for each Eagle, and the NFL player props board carries every market.
Eagles public betting splits
Splits break ticket count out from money handled, and the gap is the useful part. If 70% of tickets sit on an Eagles cover but only 45% of the dollars do, the larger bets are on the other side.
Philadelphia is a brand premium team, which makes this section matter more here than on most pages. A Super Bowl win two seasons ago, five straight playoff appearances and a national fan base pull recreational tickets onto Eagles sides regardless of the number, and that inflates ticket share without moving handle. The pattern is clearest in primetime, and the Eagles have five of those games. Watch for spots where the count runs hard toward Philadelphia while money percentage stays flat. Our public betting data reports both figures separately for every game.
Prediction markets and the Eagles
Prediction markets are CFTC-regulated exchanges where traders take positions in event contracts against other participants rather than against a house. Contracts on Eagles outcomes quote as a percentage, so a division contract trading in the mid-40s reflects where that market currently prices the result, and it moves as traders take positions on either side.
Continuity is the structural difference that matters most. A contract can be closed at any point before the event settles, so a position opened in September can be exited in November at whatever the market is paying then. On a team with a nine-week soft stretch followed by a hard December, that ability to exit before the schedule turns is the whole appeal. The two largest venues differ in fee structure, contract selection and liquidity, and our Polymarket vs. Kalshi comparison covers where each is stronger.
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