Eagles vs Packers NFL Week 10 MNF Best Picks

Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season wraps up with a Monday Night Football NFC clash in primetime. The Philadelphia Eagles head to Lambeau Field to take on the Green Bay Packers in a game with plenty of playoff implications for both sides.

Philadelphia enters at 6-2, holding onto the top spot in the NFC East despite an up-and-down season offensively. They should be well rested and healthy coming out of their bye week. The Eagles' passing attack hasn’t quite hit its stride, but the Eagles continue to find ways to win with a strong defense and timely plays from Jalen Hurts.

Green Bay, meanwhile, sits at 5-2-1, coming off a disappointing loss to the Carolina Panthers. Their other defeat came against the lowly Browns, so the Packers are looking to prove they can bounce back against a top-tier team. Like Philadelphia, their offense has been inconsistent, struggling to find rhythm and sustain drives. 

Kickoff is set for 8:15 PM ET on ABC and ESPN, with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on the call. Expect a physical, grind-it-out battle under the lights in the Frozen Tundra. Let’s break down the matchup and highlight three betting angles worth considering before kickoff.

Eagles vs Packers predictions

Pick #1: Philadelphia Eagles +1.5 over Green Bay Packers (-110) Click Here to Bet

Pick #2: Under 45.5 (-110) Click Here to Bet

Pick #3: Jordan Love (GB) under 236.5 passing yards (-115) Click Here to Bet

Pick #1: Eagles +1.5 over Packers (-110) Click Here to Bet

The Eagles may not be firing on all cylinders offensively, but they’re still one of the most complete teams in football. Their defense is among the league’s toughest against the passing attack. Their rush defense has left a little to be desired, but their front seven is getting healthy, which should help.

Green Bay’s offense, meanwhile, has been hit or miss. In their five wins, the Packers have scored at least 27 points, but in their losses, they have scored fewer than 14 points in each. Jordan Love has flashed potential but has also struggled with accuracy and decision-making under pressure, which are two things the Eagles’ pass rush can easily exploit.

Philadelphia tends to thrive in close, low-scoring games, and even on the road, they have the coaching and veteran presence to keep this one tight. One of the main reasons is their ability to run the ‘tush push’. Remember, the Packers are the team that tried to ban it from the NFL. This adds another storyline to this game. Getting points with the better roster and a championship-tested core feels like the right side.

Pick #2: Under 45.5 (-110) Click Here to Bet

Neither of these offenses has shown the firepower to light up the scoreboard in each game. The Eagles have leaned more on their defense this year, with their ground game not quite working like it did last year with Saquon Barkley. The passing game hasn't gotten going consistently, with wide receiver A.J. Brown in and out of the lineup with an injury.

As for the Packers offense, we expect it to look different. Unfortunately for them, last week they lost tight end Tucker Kraft to a torn ACL. Kraft was on his way to having a great season with his run-after-the-catch prowess. It will be interesting to see who steps up for the Packers’ offense with Kraft out, and whether Luke Musgrave can carry the load at TE.

Both teams rank 10th and 11th in scoring offense, and with temperatures expected to dip in Green Bay, conditions could favor a slower-paced, run-heavy game. The Eagles’ defense is built to stop big plays and the Packers’ front has been solid against the run, so long drives and field goals might be the theme of the night. Expect a gritty, defensive battle that stays under the total.

Pick #3: Jordan Love (GB) under 236.5 passing yards (-115) Click Here to Bet

Jordan Love has been inconsistent all season and this matchup doesn’t do him any favors. The Eagles’ front seven generates pressure better than almost anyone, and when Love has faced heavy pressure this year, his numbers have dipped significantly. Love ranks 31st in the NFL in pressured completion percentage according to playerprofiler.com.

Philadelphia’s secondary has been good, ranking 11th best in passing yards per game to quarterbacks. Plus, on top of that, Love is now without his safety blanket in Tucker Kraft, around whom the passing offense was seemingly built around this season. With Love seemingly under pressure all night and with him without Tucker Kraft, we love the under 236.5 passing yards for Love against the Eagles.