• Style clash: DAL pass-led (57% early-down pass share) vs PHI run-lean approach.

• Explosive-pass tilt favors big plays: PHI created more chunk passes and DAL allowed more than average; explosive runs are dampened.

• Pass protection edge to DAL: 6% offensive sack rate vs PHI’s ~7% allowed.

• PHI pass defense graded elite by expected pass rate allowed; DAL faces a tough secondary by the numbers.

• DAL run D stuffs at a top-tier rate, a direct test for PHI’s ground game.

• Discipline gap: DAL offense had one of the highest penalty rates; PHI defense among the lowest.

• Moneyline: Consensus favors PHI (≈73% implied) over DAL (≈27%).

• Spread: PHI -7.5; cover probabilities are essentially split (home 49% / away 50%).

• Total: 47.5 with no consensus lean (50% over / 50% under).

• Best available prices (as of the latest update): DAL +230 ML; PHI -417 ML; O47.5 -111; U47.5 -114; DAL +7.5 -118; PHI -7.5 -111.

This shapes up as Dallas’ downfield passing versus Philadelphia’s balanced, red-zone-capable attack backed by a stingy pass defense. Explosive plays through the air may be the separator, with Dallas’ protection offering a small edge but Philly’s coverage metrics pushing back.

Injuries on both lines bear watching, Philadelphia lists LG Landon Dickerson as questionable, which could shift sack and efficiency outcomes. With the spread and total priced near equilibrium, market consensus leans Eagles on the moneyline while ATS and O/U look coin-flippy.