Commanders vs. Eagles Same Game Parlay Picks, Predictions: 3 Receivers Worth Betting On
The Philadelphia Eagles host the Washington Commanders in a divisional matchup as they look to remain the NFL’s only unbeaten team. Here are our Week 10 Commanders-Eagles same-game parlay picks.
The Eagles put their 8-0 record on the line as heavy home favorites over the Commanders on Monday night. Our parlay calls its shot on the division of labor in the Philadelphia passing attack while betting on one Washington wideout to keep up his recently strong numbers.
Here are my same-game parlay picks for the Week 10 Monday night matchup between the Commanders and Eagles (odds via FanDuel Sportsbook; pick confidence based on a 1-to-5-star scale).
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Commanders vs. Eagles Same Game Parlay Picks
Same Game Parlay Predictions for Commanders-Eagles
Brown anytime touchdown (+120) ★★★★
The connection between Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver A.J. Brown this season has been ridiculously prosperous, leading to two games of 150-plus receiving yards for Brown. The WR1 for Philadelphia is certainly a threat to find another triple-digit output on Monday night, but I want to focus on his touchdown acumen for the purposes of this parlay.
Brown has scored in three straight games, including his three-touchdown blow-up performance in Week 8 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Brown has six touchdowns on the season and all have come within his past six games as a sign that Hurts and Brown are getting more comfortable with one another in the most important area on the field.
Washington has allowed 16 passing touchdowns on the season, just three shy of the highest mark in the NFL. If Hurts is throwing a couple on Monday night, you can expect at least one of them to go to Brown.
Smith Under 54.5 receiving yards (-110) ★★★★
Washington is the lesser defense in this matchup, certainly, but the Commanders haven’t been all too terrible through the air. They have allowed 217.4 passing yards per game, which is 18th in the NFL on the season, but only just a handful of yards from being in the top half of the league.
Hurts is averaging 255.3 passing yards per game, so it’s likely he’ll have some success Monday. I just don’t know how much of that success can be expected to come from DeVonta Smith, who has gone ice-cold for the Eagles in recent games.
Smith has fallen short of this yardage line in five of eight games on the season. He has not cleared 50 receiving yards since Week 5. He also has the unfortunate distinction of producing a goose egg, a game with zero catches for zero yards, in Week 1. With Brown’s target dominance expected to continue, I’m fading Smith at what feels like a lofty total given his recent struggles.
McLaurin Over 49.5 receiving yards (-110) ★★★
I understand the Eagles’ defense is elite, allowing an average of just 177.6 passing yards per game, which is second-best in the NFL this season. But this yardage mark for Commanders' top receiver Terry McLaurin feels criminally low given his production.
McLaurin has cleared 50 receiving yards in seven of his nine games this season and doing so successfully in each of his last three games. Though McLaurin hasn’t had a game this season above six catches in Washington’s inconsistent passing offense, ‘Scary Terry’ is averaging 16.0 yards per reception to rank ninth in the NFL.
As the team’s primary deep threat with good run-after-catch skills, McLaurin should be involved in the game plan Monday night. Sure, the Eagles are elite at defending the pass, but Washington may not have much choice but to try and force the issue if the Commanders are trailing heavily in this contest.
DraftKings most comparable parlay came out to +475 odds, so FanDuel is the preferred choice for Monday night.
Where to Bet on Commanders-Eagles Same Game Parlay Picks
Commanders-Eagles picks from 11/14/2022 at 1:57 p.m. ET.
