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Atlanta Falcons vs Philadelphia Eagles Public Betting Splits & Money Percentages for MNF Week 2

Sascha Paruk

By Sascha Paruk in NFL Football

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  • The NFL public-betting splits for Monday Night Football show the public hammering the Eagles moneyline
  • The public also likes the under (45.5) in Falcons vs Eagles
  • Below, see the Atlanta Falcons vs Philadelphia Eagles public-betting splits and money percentages for MNF

The second week of action in the NFL comes to a close tonight as the Atlanta Falcons (0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS) battle the Philadelphia Eagles (1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS) on Monday Night Football at 8:15 pm ET. The Eagles opened as 5.5-point favorites and are as high as -6 at some books as of Monday morning. The game total, meanwhile, has plummeted from 48.5 all the way to 46 or even 45.5, depending on the sportsbook.

Yet, even with the smaller total, the public is still backing the under in the Falcons vs Eagles public-betting splits.

Falcons vs Eagles Public-Betting Splits & Percentages

Team Spread ATS Handle% ATS Bet% Total Points O/U Handle% O/U Bet% Moneyline ML Handle% ML Bet%
Atlanta Falcons +5.5 34% 51% 46.0 38% 43% +200 4% 11%
Philadelphia Eagles -5.5 66% 49% 46.0 62% 57% -250 96% 89%

Falcons vs Eagles NFL public betting splits as of 12:05 pm ET.

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Sep 6, 2024; Sao Paulo, BRA; Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (1) scrambles during the first half against the Green Bay Packers at Neo Quimica Arena. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Public Still Likes the Under in ATL vs PHI Betting Splits

Money poured in early and often on the under back when it opened at 48.5 last Sunday night. Seven-plus days later, the total has come down 2.5 points to 46.0 (and a full three points at some sportsbooks, like FanDuel).

Yet, even with the total at 46.0, the public is still backing the under pretty heavily. As of noon on Monday, under 46.0 had garnered 62% of game-total handle on just 57% of the wagers (meaning the under is also getting comparatively bigger bets).

The Eagles were involved in the highest-scoring game in all of Week 1, a 34-29 victory over Green Bay, which flew over the total of 49.5 by 13.5 points. The Falcons, on the other hand, were involved in second-lowest-scoring game of Week 1, an 18-10 setback to Pittsburgh. (Only New England’s 16-10 upset of Cincinnati featured fewer points.)

While the public likes the under, I have included over 46.5 in my Falcons vs Eagles same-game parlay for tonight.

John Hyslop, meanwhile, included a couple of plus-money receiving-yard overs in his best Falcons vs Eagles player props.

Falcons vs Eagles Betting Splits Hammering Eagles Moneyline

While the public likes the under, they are absolutely enamored with the Eagles moneyline. Up over 90% for the majority of the week, Philadelphia was still getting 96% of moneyline handle as -250 home favorites as of midday Monday. Shockingly, that’s only the third-highest moneyline split for Week 2: the Chargers received 98% of handle as -220 road favorites at the Panthers (a game they dominated 26-3) while the Ravens received 96% of handle as -481 home favorites against the Raiders (a game they lost 26-23).

The public is also backing the Eagles against the spread as 5.5-point home chalk. While the number of ATS tickets is almost evenly split between the teams (51/49% in Atlanta’s favor), Philadelphia is getting 66% of ATS handle.

The Eagles backers include SBD’s Chris Amberley, who backed Philadelphia -6 in his Falcons vs Eagles prediction.

Atlanta was the second-worst ATS bet in the entire league last year, going just 5-12 against the spread during a disappointing 7-10 campaign.

Sascha Paruk
Sascha Paruk

Managing Editor

Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.

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