The Philadelphia Eagles head into Washington for a Sunday Night Football NFL odds matchup on November 1 at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland. The Eagles arrive at 2-5 after dropping a 38-21 decision to the Cowboys on Monday night. Thus, they extend a five-game losing streak that has erased their 2-0 start. It left them third in the NFC East behind the Giants and Cowboys.
Meanwhile, Washington, at 1-4-1, comes off its bye week and sits last in the division. They are looking to reverse the result of the teams’ Week 1 meeting in which the Eagles held on for a 24-22 win in Philadelphia. That came after they stuffed a late two-point conversion attempt.
Philadelphia’s situation is defined by the absence of quarterback Jalen Hurts. He is on injured reserve and expected to miss the rest of the season. Cause by a deep vein thrombosis in his calf and bilateral pulmonary emboli following a cleat injury. As a result, Tanner McKee has stepped in as the starter and completed 49 of 80 passes for 426 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception across his two starts.
Additionally, Philadelphia has been without DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks. Saquon Barkley has been limited by a hamstring issue that left him questionable entering the Cowboys game. The offense has struggled to sustain drives. At the same time, Vic Fangio’s defense has been unable to keep opponents from scoring consistently.
Of course, Washington’s advantage centers on rest and Jayden Daniels’ health. The third-year quarterback has thrown for 759 yards with five touchdowns and no interceptions in his four appearances. In addition, to adding 213 rushing yards and two scores on the ground.
Last time out, Daniels most recent outing against the 49ers, he completed 29 of 40 passes for 300 yards and two touchdowns. In turn, he was showing the dual-threat ability that can stress defenses even when the surrounding cast is uneven.
Overall, Dan Quinn’s team has not produced consistent results. Yet the bye and home environment on national television give them a clearer path than they had in the season opener.
Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Commanders NFL Betting Information
| Date and Time: | Sunday, November 1, 2026, 8:20 PM ET. |
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| Location: | Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland |
| TV Coverage: | NBC |
| Team | Spread | Total | ML | |
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| Philadelphia Eagles | +5½ ( -105 ) | 40 ( -110 ) | +195 |  |
| Washington Commanders | -5½ ( -115 ) | 40 ( -110 ) | -248 | |
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The Philadelphia Eagles visit the Washington Commanders on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland. In the United States, the Online Wagering matchup is televised nationally on NBC as Sunday Night Football.
Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Commanders Matchup Analysis
The NFL Betting matchup carries the usual NFC East intensity. Of course, there is the lingering memory of the Week 1 finish, when Hurts threw three touchdown passes and Dallas Goedert was a primary target. With Hurts unavailable and several skill-position pieces limited or out, the Eagles will lean on McKee. Also, they’ll need residual production from Barkley if he is active. And then there is tight end Dallas Goedert. The Eagles are hoping their defensive front can disrupt Daniels.
Washington will look to establish the run and use Daniels’ mobility to create explosive plays. Also, they seek to take advantage of a rested roster against a visiting team that has dropped five straight and faces further personnel questions. For both sides, the contest is an opportunity to alter the early trajectory of a season that has so far left the entire division looking for traction.
SBG Free Picks
Sharps know that Washington has the rest advantage after the bye. At the same time, Philadelphia is dealing with a short week, no Jalen Hurts, and multiple other injuries. So the home side should control a lower-scoring game.
SBG Best Bet: Washington Commanders and Under the Total.