Eagles vs Cardinals: The Philadelphia Eagles are back in action one more time to round out 2023, facing the lowly Arizona Cardinals and former Defensive Coordinator, Jonathan Gannon. Can the Birds head into the final week of the season with some much-needed momentum?
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Eagles vs Cardinals: Week 17 info
Date: Sunday, December 31st
Time: 1:00 PM ET
Location: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
TV channel: Fox, NFL Gamepass (NFL+), DAZN
NFL Week 17 odds: Eagles vs Cardinals
Spread: Eagles -12 | Cardinals +12
Moneyline: Cardinals +500 | Bears -700
Total: 48
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Kyler Murray over 220 passing yards
The Arizona Cardinals’ offense lacks rhythm and efficiency, but it hasn’t stopped Kyler Murray from at least inspiring some level of confidence over the last 2 weeks. He’s passed for over 200 yards on both occasions since returning, against the Niners and Bills respectively.
The Eagles’ pass defense has been extremely leaky all season and a change at coordinator hasn’t changed that. I’d expect Murray to challenge rookie CB Kelee Ringo early and often. As dysfunctional as the Cards are, Murray should sail over this total if he continues to ride an upward trajectory.
D’Andre Swift over 68.5 rushing yards
The Arizona Cardinals rank dead last when it comes to their rushing defense, allowing a horrendous 147 yards per game. That number has spiked to 174 over the last 3 weeks, meaning that D’Andre Swift should have a field day in front of his home fans.
Swift has proven to be one of the most efficient backs in the league this year when he gets rolling, as evidenced by his 92-yard-game outing last week.
The Eagles would be wise to ride the run against the Cards and Swift is the Head of the Table.
A.J Brown under 83.5 receiving yards
This pick isn’t a knock against A.J Brown, who currently sits 3rd in the NFL’s receiving leaders. However, his usage over the past 4 weeks has been shocking.
After accusations of ‘force-feeding’ A.J and seeing how limited his route-tree has become, I wouldn’t be shocked to see the Eagles pivot wildly and begin to focus on getting the ball into the hands of the other playmakers on offense, especially against a defense that won’t put up much of a fight.
DeVonta Smith anytime TD scorer
Coinciding with the previous pick, Smitty got himself back on the board last week with his first touchdown since his score against the Niners. The Cardinals pass defense is as poor as it gets and Jalen Hurts should have no qualms in searching out the Alabama product here, especially if there is more of an emphasis on spreading he ball around.
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