Philadelphia Eagles vs Green Bay Packers Public-Betting Splits & Injury Reports

• Philly and Green Bay square off in a playoff rematch
• The public is all over the underdog Eagles
• Read below for the Eagles vs Packers public-betting splits and final injury reports for MNF (Week 10)

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Two NFC powers clash as the Philadelphia Eagles (6-2) descend upon the frozen tundra of Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers (5-2-1), closing out the Week 10 NFL slate on Monday Night Football. ABC and ESPN will simultaneously telecast the 8:15 pm ET kickoff on Nov. 10th. The Eagles beat the Packers twice last season, once to open the season in Brazil and once to end Green Bay’s season in the Wild Card round.

The Packers are slight favorites in the MNF odds. However, the public is on the other side, backing the Eagles – big time. The public is also siding with a higher-scoring game, although it is more of a split decision than spread or moneyline bettors.

Eagles vs Packers Betting Splits

As of Monday morning, the ATS handle is all over the underdog Eagles in the NFL public betting percentages. The Eagles are getting 81% of the ATS handle as 1.5-point road underdogs, with 80% of the bets coming in on the Eagles. The Packers are only getting 19% of the handle, with 20% of the bets backing the Pack.

The moneyline also favors the Eagles heavily. Philadelphia has received a tremendous 79% of the moneyline handle across 73% of all bets placed. In contrast, the shaky Packers have only gotten 21% of the moneyline handle across 27% of bets. Writer Chris Amberley is siding with the public, taking the Eagles moneyline (+100) in his Eagles vs Packers predictions.

The public is somewhat divided on the total. In terms of bets placed, the bettors have put 51% of their bets on the over with a nearly equivalent 49% of bets on the under. The handle is much different as over three-quarters of the handle (77%) is on the over. Only 23% of the total handle is on the under. In other words, over bets are much larger in bet size.

Looking for more Eagles/Packers bets to tail? Check out:

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PHI Eagles vs GB Packers Injury Reports

On the Philadelphia side, new acquisition Jaire Alexander did not travel with the team to face his former team. Fellow cornerback Jakorian Bennett is questionable with a pectoral injury. Bennett has been on injured reserve since Week 3, but his return would be a massive boost to Philadelphia’s secondary.

Similarly, Nolan Smith is questionable with a triceps injury that has kept him out since Week 3. Smith is also designated to return from IR. He was a breakout star for the Eagles last season, recording 6.5 sacks in the regular season before leading the playoffs with 4.0 sacks.

Adding Jaelan Phillips is huge for the Eagles D, but the player that really needs to get going is Nolan Smith.

He had 4 sacks in the playoffs last year, but none yet this season after missing 5 games with injury. Now he’s facing the same team he had his only career 2 sack game… pic.twitter.com/FiCapN5Dez

— Fly Eagles Fly Bets (@Fly_EaglesBets) November 7, 2025

On the offensive line, Cam Jurgens will miss his second consecutive game with a knee injury. Veteran Brett Toth is likely to make his third start of the season for the reigning Super Bowl champs. He has played 207 snaps this season, starting both games against the Giants.

On the Packers’ side, they will be without two defensive pieces in Lukas Van Ness and Nate Hobbs. Van Ness has struggled in Year 3, recording just 1.5 sacks in five games. Hobbs has been a solid addition on the backend, playing 62% of Green Bay’s snaps in his seven games played.

Stud right tackle Zach Tom is dealing with a back injury and could be hobbled against a talented Eagles front. Tom has missed two games this season already, but he did play each of the last four games.

The @packers' splits with and without Zach Tom at right tackle this season. Hmmm. (@SportsInfo_SIS) pic.twitter.com/HS3r8dxe4j

— Doug Farrar ✍ (@NFL_DougFarrar) October 28, 2025

While none of them have been ruled out, three of Green Bay’s receivers are listed as questionable for MNF: Matthew Golden, Dontayvion Wicks, and Savion Williams. Williams is more of a reserve receiver, but Golden and Wicks would be sorely missed slot options. Watch for increased production from Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs, and tight end Luke Musgrave.