Best Eagles vs Bears NFL Player Props for Week 3 (2026)

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Best Eagles vs Bears NFL Player Props for Week 3 (2026)
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The Eagles take on the Bears in what should've been one of the year's best matchups. But injuries loom large, as Chicago will be starting third-string quarterback Case Keenum. I went through tonight's slate of NFL player props and highlighted our model's three favorite bets. Here are three of the bets that received an A or A+ grade: 

Best Eagles vs Bears NFL Player Props (Week 3) 

Player

Bet

Jalen HurtsRushing Yards: OVER 24.5 (-110)
Luther BurdenReceiving Yards: OVER 34.5 (-115)
Cole KmetReceiving Yards: OVER 9.5 (+100)

All of these prop bets received an A or A+ grade from RotoWire's prop betting tool. Our tool does the math for you — it figures out how confident we are based on our internal projections, checks what the sportsbook is truly charging once you strip out their built-in edge, and grades the bet based on how much better our numbers look than theirs.

In other words, we built a tool to help you win money. Sound good?

Jalen Hurts – Rushing Yards: OVER 24.5 (-110) 

We have Jalen Hurts projected for 33.1 rushing yards tonight, putting him well above the line to beat. Dating back to last year, he recorded at least 25 rushing yards in seven of his last 10 regular-season appearances. The matchup with the Bears helps his case, too. Last year, Chicago surrendered 6.15 yards per carry to opposing QBs. That was the worst mark in the league, per RotoWire's NFL Defense vs Position stats. It doesn't look like they've fixed things this year, either. It's a small sample size, but Chicago is giving up 6.7 YPC to QBs this year (No. 29 in the NFL). With a low bar to clear in a plus matchup, Hurts is a fantastic value tonight.  

Luther Burden – Receiving Yards: OVER 34.5 (-115) 

Luther Burden was my favorite breakout wide receiver entering the season. He has yet to break out. But at this number, I don't need him to. Dating back to last year, Burden has cleared 35 receiving yards in five of his last six regular-season games. The one miss came last week, when the Bears offense managed three points against a red-hot Vikings defense in a downpour. Burden should have no trouble clearing 35 yards tonight. Chicago is a home underdog with a game script that points toward volume. I expect Ben Johnson to dial up a ton of quick, easy throws to his most explosive playmaker. 

Cole Kmet – Receiving Yards: OVER 9.5 (+100) 

Cole Kmet is the clear-cut TE2 in this offense, but that's not the death sentence it used to be. Teams are playing heavy personnel way more often recently. In fact, Chicago runs 12 personnel at the second-highest rate in the league through two weeks. All that is to say, there's room for both Cole Kmet and Colston Loveland. Dating back to 2025, Kmet has recorded double-digit receiving yards in seven of his last eight regular-season appearances. At +100, Kmet is a great value. 

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Season-Long NFL Player Props Record

For full transparency, we'll track this tool's performance every week. We'll track the outcome of every pick that was graded A or A+. Here's how we're doing heading into the Week 3 Monday Night Football Game.

  • A Grades: 36-25 (59.0%)
  • A+ Grades: 26-16 (61.9%)
  • Combined: 62-41 (60.2%)

Unit Tracking:

  • A Units: +8.62u (14.1% ROI)
  • A+ Units: +11.32u (26.9% ROI) 
  • Combined Units: +19.93u (19.4% ROI) 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Max is currently a Senior Growth Product Strategist with RotoWire and has worked in the betting and fantasy space since 2018. Over the years, he's written numerous articles, blogs, and unanswered letters to Tom Brady. While waiting for a response from Brady, Staley has worked as a Content Strategist and Writer/Editor with bylines from RotoWire, MinuteMedia, and more. Originally from Los Angeles, he roots for the New England Patriots, Boston Celtics, and Boston Red Sox, though he now lives in Brooklyn. And he's very aware of how annoying that sentence sounds. In his downtime, he tinkers with his perfectly constructed dynasty team.
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