Dallas Cowboys vs Philadelphia Eagles betting tips, bet builder predictions

Date Tuesday, October 27Starts 12.15am BST (Monday night)Venue Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaTV Sky Sports NFL, Sky Sports Main Event & NFL Game Pass via DAZN

The final game of NFL Week Seven holds a certain appeal as two of the NFL's most dysfunctional teams meet in the NFC East at Lincoln Financial Field.

Both teams are 2-4 but fans on both sides are unhappy as the Dallas Cowboys have suffered back-to-back losses against the Buccaneers and Packers by margins of eight and ten points.

Meanwhile, the Eagles' season has headed rapidly downhill after a 2-0 start with a host of injuries to their best players depleting the roster of the team who won the Super Bowl the season before last.

We have put together a three-leg bet builder for Monday night's game that includes passing yards, receiving yards and rushing yards bets and pays 9.67-1 with Paddy Power.

Combined odds: 9.67-1 with Paddy Power

Odds correct at time of publication

Dallas Cowboys vs Philadelphia Eagles

Tuesday, October 26, 12.15am

Tanner McKee Over 195.5 Passing Yards

Dallas Goedert Over 50.5 Receiving Yards

Ryan Flournoy Over 33.5 Receiving Yards

Javonte Williams Over 62.5 Rushing Yards

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The Cowboys are 4.5 favourites on the road in this NFC East clash but with both teams in the habit of finding creative ways to lose, steering clear of the main game outcome markets may be the best move.

Instead, start a bet builder comprising four player props by taking Eagles QB Tanner McKee to have at least 196 passing yards.

McKee had 215 passing yards on his first start standing in for the injured Jalen Hurts against the Panthers last week and should reach a similar mark against the struggling Cowboys defence, even though his top two wide receivers, DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks, have been ruled out.

Eagles tight end Dallas GoedertCredit: Getty Images

With Smith and Wicks out of the picture, tight end Dallas Goedert should be a key option in the passing game for the Eagles.

The veteran has missed two games through injury himself this season, but has been targeted 17 times in two games since returning to action and caught six passes from McKee for 61 yards against Carolina last week.

Ryan Flournoy has been handed a larger role in the Cowboys' offence this season behind top two wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, and he can have another solid game in Philadelphia.

Flournoy has posted returns of 37, 90 and 40 receiving yards in the last three weeks and made seven receptions against the Packers last week.

Running back Javonte Williams has scored six touchdowns in his last four games for the Cowboys and could have plenty of success against the Eagles.

The Philly defence gave up 120 rushing yards to Carolina's Chuba Hubbard last week and 72 to Bhayshul Tuten of the Jaguars the week before, so 63 looks a reasonable target for Williams on Monday night.

Odds correct at time of publishing

Cowboys vs Eagles is scheduled to kick off at 12.15am GMT on Tuesday, October 27 (Monday night) in the UK and Ireland.

Cowboys vs Eagles will be played at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Sky Sports is showing the game live in the UK on Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event and it can be streamed on NFL Game Pass via DAZN (subscription required).

The Cowboys are the 5-9 favourites and the Eagles are 7-4 home underdogs with Paddy Power.

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