Philadelphia Eagles visit the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football, with both teams entering Week 3 looking to strengthen their NFC position. The 5 most recent meetings have seen the Eagles win 4 of them, but the most recent one went the Bears way back in November of last year. The Eagles are 2-0, while Chicago is 1-1, which makes our Same Game Parlay pick intriguing.
Philadelphia Eagles @ Chicago Bears: Same Game Parlay

Philadelphia Eagles @ Chicago Bears: Same Game Parlay Pick
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Same Game Parlay Pick Selections
Kyle Monangai Over 37.5 Rushing Yards
Monangai is 2-for-2 on this bet in both games played this season, he’s also averaging 73.5 rushing yards on 10 carries per game. With the Eagles allowing 127 rushing yards per game, there’s a high chance he delivers another winner on this bet. His strong yards-after-contact numbers also give him plenty of upside, I’m feeling very confident with this pick.
Jalen Hurts Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns
Hurts has thrown five TDs through two games, including three in Week 1 and two last week. The Bears have struggled defending explosive passing plays, if we include the final 3 games of last season, Hurts has now cleared this line 4 times in 5 games.
Rome Odunze Over 25.5 Receiving Yards
This line feels low considering Odunze already has 95 yards through two games, averaging 47.5 per contest. He’s also averaging 19 yards per catch, so just two or three solid connections can get him comfortably over 25.5. The match checks out.
Saquon Barkley Over 13.5 Receiving Yards
I’m counting on Chicago to force Hurts into checkdowns here, which should hopefully help Barkley’s receiving role expand a bit. The Bears rank 3rd for Receiving Yards allowed to RBs this season and 9th for Receiving Yards allowed overall.







