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Vegas Betting Preview: Eagles vs Falcons Game Line & Free Pick
It’ll be a battle of the birds on Sunday Night Football as the Atlanta Falcons play host to the Philadelphia Eagles. Game time is at 8:20 EST on Sunday, September 15 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The game will be broadcast nationally on NBC.
Oddsmakers list the Eagles as a 1-point favorite on the road against the Falcons. The over/under for the game is set at 46 points. Be sure to check out a full list of the Week 2 NFL odds.
After an injury-plagued 2018 seasons, the Falcons began 2019 with renewed hope, only to fall flat on their face in Week 1. Atlanta had no problem moving the ball, but three turnovers kept them off the scoreboard until the fourth quarter when they were already behind 28-0. Even if winning in Minnesota was always going to be a tough proposition, the Falcons have to be at least a little discouraged with their Week 1 performance.
To make matters worse, Atlanta’s schedule doesn’t exactly ease up moving forward. After hosting the Eagles in their home opener this week, the Falcons hit the road again for three of their next four games. Much like last season when the team started 1-4, the Falcons could find themselves playing catch up early in the season if they allow themselves to fall to 0-2.
The Eagles, meanwhile, will be satisfied with their Week 1 performance. Well, at least their performance in the second half of last week’s game. Philadelphia faced a surprising 20-7 halftime deficit against the Redskins. But they responded in the second half and were close to unstoppable offensively. Until a garbage-time score for Washington that kept the Eagles from covering, they had scored 25 unanswered points in the second half to seize control of the game.
If the Eagles can continue to play the way they did in the second half of last week’s game, they’re poised to get off to a great start. Admittedly, there are a couple of tough road games on tap. But Philadelphia doesn’t face a playoff team from last season until their seventh game, so things are set up in them to remain undefeated for a while if they can survive Sunday’s trip to Atlanta.
To be honest, I want to give the Falcons the benefit of the doubt in this game. They’re so talented on offense and a part of me believes they’ll bounce back at home this week. But Atlanta also has so many flaws, and the Eagles were awfully impressive last week, even if they only showed up for the final 30 minutes. With such a low spread, this is essentially a PK, so I have to side with the Eagles, who are clearly the better team.
One could view Philadelphia’s poor first half last week as a red flag. But I’m going to forgive it. Keep in mind that Carson Wentz didn’t play in the preseason and didn’t finish out the 2018 campaign healthy. Once he shook off some of the rust in the first half, he had the Philadelphia offense running like a well-oiled machine in the second half. 
DeSean Jackson’s return to the Eagles had already paid off. He was the most productive player on the Philadelphia offense last week. He brings the kind of speedy deep threat that the Eagles may have been missing last year. I’m not saying he’s going to put up numbers like that every week, but defenses will have to account for his presence. If it’s not Jackson, it’s likely to be Alshon Jeffery, Zach Ertz, or someone else who Wentz targets in the passing game.
On top of that, the Eagles have a wonderful three-player rotation at running back. Jordan Howard, Miles Sanders, and Darren Sproles all have distinct skill sets. That allows the Eagles can divide playing time based on what they need from their running back and who has the hot hand. Perhaps more importantly, the Atlanta defense struggled to stop the run against the Vikings last week. Minnesota only threw the ball 10 times in that game and still ran the ball at will. That’s a huge concern this week for the Falcons against a balanced Philadelphia offense.
Meanwhile, I fear that Atlanta’s offensive line will continue to bring down Matt Ryan and a great collection of skill players. The Falcons were already relying on two rookies to solve their offensive line woes and now one of those rookies, Chris Lindstrom, is out with a broken foot. Despite Devonta Freeman being healthy, the Falcons had minimal success running the ball last week, which led to Ryan getting sacked four times and eat several other times. I think the Falcons could have similar problems this week against a talented Philadelphia defense that shut down the Washington running game in Week 1.
To be fair, you can never count out a team with Ryan and Julio Jones. Those two are always capable of doing something special. But the Falcons left us without a lot of questions and concerns after last week’s loss. I’m not sure playing at home will be enough to fix those problems and overcome an Eagles team that looked good last week. I think the Falcons will keep the game close, but with such a small spread, I like Philadelphia to cover.

The Eagles had to mount a big second-half comeback to beat the Redskins at home last week. The Falcons trailed 28-0 with no chance to rally to beat the Vikings in the fourth quarter.
Now Philadelphia (1-0) and Atlanta (0-1) face off in another prime-time matchup in Week 2 on "Sunday Night Football" following their matchup in the Week 1 Thursday night opener last season. 
Carson Wentz missed that opener with Nick Foles needing to fill in. Matt Ryan has put up mixed results against his hometown team. That quarterback duel headlines an important early NFC inter-divisiion matchup.
This matchup opened as a pick 'em, but the Eagles have a slight edge entering the weekend. The point total for over/under has ranged between 51 and 52.5. Both teams are at -105.
The Eagles have a 20-14-1 record edge in the "birds of prey" rivalry. Philadelphia has won three consecutive games, including in the 2017 playoffs. Before then, Atlanta won three straight from 2011-15. Matching the streaky nature of the series, Philadelphia was riding four straight from 2006-10.
— The Falcons are only 5-13 against the spread in their past 18 meetings with the Eagles, going 0-3 of late.
— The game has gone under the total in the past three matchups, with each team scoring fewer than 20 points five times.
— 60 percent of bettors are leaning toward the Eagles, and 69 percent are going with the over.
Atlanta gave up 172 yards rushing in Minnesota to open the season, the fourth-highest total of the week. Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins needed to attempt only 10 passes. The Eagles fell into a unfavorable game script against the Redskins, not allowing them use Miles Sanders and Jordan Howard as effectively as desired. To help the Eagles' defense and open up the deep passing game for Wentz, expect them to be more dedicated to the run.
Philadelphia gave up 370 yards passing to a Redskins team quarterbacked by Case Keenum, missing left tackle Trent Williams and featuring rookie Terry McLaurin as their best wide receiver. The secondary struggled to cover wideouts all over the field. Falcons wide receivers Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley are both coming off scoring in garbage time against the Vikings. Jones has owned the Eagles in 5 games, averaging more than 7 receptions and 119 yards.
Fellow Stanford products Zach Ertz and Austin Hooper have both been quiet in this series. The Falcons are back healthy with Deion Jones and Keanu Neal to help slow down Ertz, while Ryan should focus less on Hooper and more on throwing more downfield to exploit the Eagles' shaky cornerbacks.
Wentz was very effective throwing deep last week, averaging 8.0 yards per attempt. Ryan couldn't get anything going downfield, averaging only 6.6. Those numbers should meet somewhere in the middle this week. Through their committee, the Eagles managed to rack up 123 rushing yards last week. The Falcons had only 73. Wentz is set up to keep it up to outduel Ryan in a controlled dome environment.
The offenses are too loaded in the passing game with some good deep running games to not think this will be a high-scoring affair. The defenses have some good pieces in the front seven, but there are plenty of holes for both Wentz and Ryan to exploit. This one feels like a classic that comes down to a late field-goal drive.
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