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NFL Week 8 Sunday Night Football Best Bets—Eagles At Commanders

Find out which receiving yards overs from the NFC East Sunday Night Football showdown between the Eagles and Commanders are compelling props.

NFL Week 8 Sunday Night Football Best Bets—Eagles At Commanders

NFC East Week 8 Sunday Night Football offers two intriguing betting options centered around the Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles matchup. The Commanders are heavy favorites at -6.0 and the total points line sits at 40.5. While the game is not projected to be a high-scoring affair, two standout player props emerge as the most appealing.

The Eagles' star receiver, Dallas Goedert, has been lighting up opponents this season with an impressive 45.6 receiving yards per game. With Terry McLaurin out due to injury, rookie Antonio Williams could see an increased role in Washington's passing attack. Against the Eagles, Goedert boasts a remarkable 66.4% snap share, 58.1% route participation rate, and 16.5% target share.

His 45.6 receiving yards per game average stands out, and he has exceeded that mark in three of his last five games. Betting on Goedert to exceed 45.5 receiving yards (-110) at Fanatics Sportsbook appears to be a safe wager.

On the other side, the Commanders' rookie wide receiver Antonio Williams could be a solid pick. Williams had a breakout Week 1 against the Eagles, amassing 64 receiving yards. He's had a significant playing role in McKee's starts, and with Terry McLaurin sidelined, Williams may see more opportunities in the passing game. At DraftKings Sportsbook, Antonio Williams is available as an over/under at 36.5 receiving yards (-113).

Given his performance in the Eagles' defensive formation, which allows fewer yards per target to slots (-9.17), Williams could be a worthy over on this prop bet.

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