Carson Wentz and the Philadelphia Eagles are desperate for a win, but it won’t be easy as they play host to Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football.

The Eagles (3-6-1) have dropped two straight but are solidly in contention in the wild NFC East. The Seahawks (7-3) own the No. 2 pass offense in the NFL but they are just 2-3 away from Lumen Field (recently renamed from CenturyLink Field).

The Eagles have covered the spread just three times this season in NFL betting, while the Seahawks are on an 11-4-1 ATS run on Monday night. Let’s take a look at some of the best bets that fans should consider:

Best Seahawks-Eagles Odds & Props To Back

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Eagles +5

No defense has allowed more yards through the air than the Seahawks, and its road split is astonishing — 355 ypg allowed. This is it for Carson Wentz — if he is to bounce back from a season-long slump, it is here. The Eagles’ offense has a huge advantage if the O-line can keep Wentz upright. Conversely, Russell Wilson is a beast but Philly ranks seventh in pass yards allowed, fourth in QB pressures and third in pass TDs allowed. We’re fading the public in a huge way by backing the host Eagles here. Get the best odds for the spread over at Unibet.

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Seahawks-Eagles Over 49.5

Run games might be tough for each side, but that’s fine with the Eagles against Seattle’s last-ranked pass defense, and that’s OK with the Seahawks, too — they have Wilson, after all. These teams have combined to scored 53.8 ppg and allow 54.1 ppg, so it would take more defensive stops than usual to go Under. Find the best line for the total at FanDuel.

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Carson Wentz — Over 250 Yards

Wentz has been the NFL’s worst non-benched starter in 2020. But we know Wentz can throw for 250, and that’s 100 yards less than what the Seahawks typically allow on the road through the air. Seattle’s front may force Philly to pass more often, which is good for this prop, too. Lock in the yardage prop at PointsBet.

Travis Fulgham — Over 75 Yards

In Fulgham’s last two games, he’s managed a combined two catches for 16 yards. But in the previous four, he gained at least 73 yards in each and averaged 94.5 ppg. He is going to have a favorable matchup on Monday night. Expect Wentz to look his way often and try to get the second-year WR back on track. Locate the Fulgham prop at PointsBet.

Highest-Scoring Quarter — 4th Quarter

This one is a no-brainer if trends continue. While the Seahawks average a league-leading 8.7 ppg in third quarters, their 8.4 ppg average in the fourth isn’t far behind. Seattle also allows more fourth quarter points than any team (10.7 ppg) — yes, even more than the Falcons or Chargers. The Eagles average 8.3 ppg in the fourth and no more than 4.9 in any other frame, and it’s also the quarter they allow the most points. Find the best odds for this prop at William Hill.