Philadelphia Eagles Futures Odds Update – Week 7

After an embarrassing Week 6 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, Howie Roseman, Doug Pederson, and company will be looking at ways to get back on track before a massive game in Week 7 against the Dallas Cowboys, in a battle for first place in the NFC East.

This also means the middle of the NFL season is nearing, and futures bets can be re-evaluated after injuries, learning about this year’s teams, and more.

Let’s take a look at the market for the Philadelphia Eagles Futures Odds, as they currently sit 3-3 after six weeks of play.

Super Bowl & NFC Futures Odds

• The Eagles are +1600 to win the Super Bowl, the sixth-best odds at FanDuel Sportsbook.
• Philadelphia is +900 to win the NFC Championship, the fourth-best odds on FanDuel Sportsbook, behind the Saints, Packers, and 49ers. They are tied with the Seattle Seahawks.
• To win the NFC East, the Eagles are currently -130 with the Dallas Cowboys at +110. Week 7’s game will be key for this market.

Back in August, the Eagles were +1300 to win the Super Bowl, via SugarHouse. They were also +550 to win the NFC Championship, and -106 to win the NFC East.

Eagles Player Specific Futures Bets

Carson Wentz opened the season at +1400 to win the MVP at SugarHouse, but is currently +2600 to win the MVP on FanDuel Sportsbook. He is eighth behind Patrick Mahomes, Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Christian McCaffrey, Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, and Lamar Jackson.

Miles Sanders opened the season at +1400 to win Offensive Rookie of the Year on SugarHouse, but is now +2600 to win on FanDuel Sportsbook. He is ninth on the list, with Kyler Murray (+130) being the overwhelming favorite. While Sanders has been good in limited action as a receiver, he is a not a likely candidate for rookie of the year with Murray, Josh Jacobs, Gardner Minshew, Daniel Jones, Terry McLaurin and others having terrific rookie campaigns.

On FanDuel Sportsbook, Miles Sanders is +8000 to lead the NFL in rushing, whereas Jordan Howard is +10000 for the same feat. Neither have a chance to lead the NFL in rushing, realistically.

Zach Ertz is +6000 to lead the NFL in receiving, with DeSean Jackson and Alshon Jeffery both at +10000.

Stat Prop Bet Updates

In August, we looked at some Eagles season props available from SugarHouse, here’s an update (in parentheses)!

Carson Wentz – 3950.5 Passing Yards (1458 yards through six games, on pace for 3888 yards)
Carson Wentz – 28.5 Passing Touchdowns (12 TD, on pace for 32 TD)
Carson Wentz – +2200 for Most Passing Yards in NFL (nearly 700 passing yards behind the leader, Patrick Mahomes)
Fletcher Cox – +5000 for Most Sacks in NFL (0 sacks)
Fletcher Cox – +6000 for Defensive Player of the Year (0 sacks, 16 tackles, four tackles for loss)
Jordan Howard – +10000 for Most Rushing Yards in NFL (300+ yards off the lead)
Zach Ertz – 875.5 Receiving Yards (366 yards, on pace for 976 yards)
Zach Ertz – 6.5 Receiving Touchdowns (1 receiving TD, on pace for 2.5 TD)

Eagles vs. Cowboys Week 7

In Week 7, the Eagles are currently +2 and a +123 money line bet against the Cowboys in Dallas on SugarHouse. The total is 49 points, but both the total and spread could move as more bets come in during the week.

Props or future games are not released, but it will be important to see if Amari Cooper and/or DeSean Jackson will play in this divisional matchup.