Eagles and Chiefs Player Prop Predictions and Best Bets: Bank on These Studs on Monday Night

Eagles and Chiefs Anytime Touchdown Predictions

Best Bet: Rashee Rice + 163

Best Bet: DeVonta Smith +163

Best Bet: Jerrick McKinnon +220

Chiefs rookie receiver, Rashee Rice, has two scores in his last three games and is quickly turning into Patrick Mahomes’ favorite redzone target not named Travis Kelce. While the Eagles are good against the run, their secondary has given up a lot of touchdowns to wide receivers. In fact, receivers caught 14 TDs against Philadelphia, tied for most in the league. At least one wide receiver has scored against the Eagles in each of their last three games and in eight of their nine games this year.

Sticking with the Chiefs playmakers, Jerrick McKinnon hasn’t been heavily utilized this year but he finished out last season with eight touchdowns in the final six games. Look for Andy Reid and the Chiefs coaches to dial up some plays for their versatile running back inside the red zone on Monday Night.

Pivoting to the Eagles playmaker, DeVonta Smith has a touchdown in each of his last two outings and we’re banking on his TD streak to continue in Week 11. Kansas City’s defense has given up just eight touchdowns to receivers this season but they’ve been vulnerable the last two games allowing three scores to receivers during that span.

Eagles and Chiefs Receiving Yards Player Props Predictions

Travis Kelce Over 75.5 (-120)

Marquez Valdes-Scantling Over 18.5 (-118)

For receiving yards props we’re focusing on two Chiefs playmakers mainly because of the frequency Kansas City passes the ball and the amount of passing yards Philadelphia allows. Patrick Mahomes is 6^th in passing yards per game while the Eagles allow 257 passing yards per game, which ranks 28^th in the league. Kelce’s Over/Under is nearly perfectly matched with his average of 74.6 yards per game. Considering the Eagles defense allowed Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson to gain 91 yards in their last outing, we’re willing to bank on one of the best tight ends all-time to eclipse this number.

Marquez Valdes-Scantling only has 14 catches all year but he’s averaging 17.8 yards per catch. Given the Eagles’ struggles in their secondary, MVS would need just two receptions at his average to easily break through this number. In fact, he’s gone over this total in three straight games catching just seven passes during that stretch. This is my best bet for the entire game!