NFL Player Props for Eagles vs. Giants TNF (10/9)
What kind of performances can we expect on Thursday Night Football from Jalen Hurts, Beaux Collins, and Jalin Hyatt? Follow along as our NFL betting analyst, Nick Galaida, breaks down three of his favorite NFL prop bets for Eagles vs. Giants on October 9th. Get all of Nick’s picks, including more NFL plays, by subscribing to the RotoGrinders Props & Pick’em package.
This week’s edition of Thursday Night Football will feature Jalen Hurts and the Eagles against Jaxson Dart and the Giants. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. ET on Prime Video from MetLife Stadium.
Philadelphia enters play 4-1 SU, but they have been outgained in all 5 of those games. Their best game to date by Net Success Rate has been +4.1% – not exactly what someone would expect to see from a team that allegedly has Super Bowl aspirations. On the other side of this matchup, rookie Jaxson Dart will be looking for his 2nd career win. He helped lead an upset victory over the Chargers in Week 4 at home but couldn’t keep the positive momentum going on the road last weekend against the Saints.
Looking at the NFL Odds ahead of kickoff, the oddsmakers don’t seem to be expecting a very competitive game on Thursday, with the Eagles favored by 7.5 points on the spread. The total for this contest is set at over/under 40.5 points.
Below, you can find three of my favorite player props for Eagles vs. Giants!
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Best NFL Player Props for Eagles vs. Giants
Here are my top player prop bets, with kickoff scheduled for 8:15 PM ET on Thursday, October 9th:
- Jalen Hurts Over/Under 196.5 Passing Yards
- Beaux Collins Over/Under1.5 Receptions
- Jalin Hyatt Over/Under 19.5 Receiving Yards
Jalen Hurts OVER 196.5 Passing Yards (-112, FanDuel)
FANDUELHurts isn’t exactly a prototypical gunslinger, but there are reasons to think he might have a strong day throwing the football in Thursday’s matchup against the Giants.
Hurts annually has relatively stark splits facing man coverage versus zone coverage. In 2024, Hurts averaged 6.5 yards per dropback against man coverage compared to 5.3 yards per dropback against zone coverage. In 2025, he’s averaging 5.4 yards per dropback against man coverage versus only 4.1 yards per dropback against zone coverage.
Through 5 weeks, the Giants have played the 4th-highest rate of man coverage of any team in the NFL and rank 18th in yards allowed per dropback in such situations. This past weekend, New York’s pass rush struggled too. If the Giants can’t put pressure on Hurts this evening, it could be open season for Philadelphia’s passing attack.
Beaux Collins OVER 1.5 Receptions (+112, FanDuel)
FANDUELJaxson Dart has completed 65% of his pass attempts in his first 2 NFL starts – 39 total completions across those contests. Assuming Dart has a somewhat respectable showing again in Week 6, it’s easy to see how Collins could end up with at least a pair of receptions.
Collins played 21 snaps in Week 4 with Malik Nabers exiting early with a knee injury. In Week 5, he played a season-high 28 snaps. He could be in line for an even larger workload in Week 6 with Darius Slayton unavailable.
Collins is a natural replacement for Slayton given that both receivers primarily play out wide in this New York offense. Collins is 6’3’’, 202 pounds, and has seen his route% increase each of the last 3 weeks. This past weekend against the Saints, he was targeted 3 times and posted a 4.7 aDOT. All 3 of his targets were within 10 yards of the line of scrimmage. It wouldn’t be surprising to see him haul in a pair of catches on Thursday with the team’s top receivers both out of commission.
Jalin Hyatt OVER 19.5 Receiving Yards (-104, FanDuel)
FANDUELThis season, Darius Slayton has been New York’s primary deep threat in the absence of Malik Nabers. Now, with both Nabers and Slayton unavailable, that responsibility likely falls to the shoulders of Hyatt.
Hyatt has an absurd 37.7 aDOT in New York’s last 2 games, with all 3 of his targets coming 20+ yards downfield. Philadelphia has a talented secondary unit, but they haven’t been immune to allowing big plays in 2025. Through 5 weeks, the Eagles’ pass defense ranks 8th in success rate but only 12th in EPA/play – a consequence of allowing 4+ completions of 40+ yards.
Whether or not Hyatt and Jaxson Dart will be able to connect on a deep ball is yet to be seen. However, it’s tough to pass on this line considering that it likely only takes 1 reception for Hyatt to clear this number.
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