Dobish saved his customary kicking prop for last, backing Cameron Dicker Over 7.5 kicking points at +105. Dicker has drilled 26 of 28 field-goal attempts (92.9%) and is perfect on 27 PATs. At SoFi he’s racked up 31 points across his last three home games (10.3 PPG) and has cleared 7.5 points in seven of 12 contests overall. With a strong Eagles defense likely forcing more field-goal tries, Dobish likes Dicker’s chances to cash the over again.

Despite A.J. Brown’s monster back-to-back efforts (18 grabs, 242 yards, 3 TDs on 22 targets), Dobish is betting Under 60.5 receiving yards at -115. He highlighted Los Angeles’ pass defense that ranks second in the NFL with only 2,223 yards allowed, a stingy 12 TDs against 11 INTs, and believes Philadelphia’s offense will need to lean on the run in this matchup. Given the Chargers’ ball-hawking secondary and Brown’s elevated line after two ceiling games, Dobish expects regression toward a quieter stat line.

Dobish took the Under 72.5 rushing yards for Saquon Barkley at -115, citing a convergence of bad form and a quietly tough Chargers run defense. Los Angeles has given up only 1,283 rushing yards all season with a mere five gains of 20+ yards and just two runs longer than 40, while holding opponents to 4.6 YPC. Barkley is scuffling at 3.2 YPC in three of his last four games, hasn’t scored in that span, and has been held to 60 or fewer rushing yards in eight of his past ten outings. Those trends point to another muted rushing total.

Daniel Dobish wants bettors riding both sides of Jalen Hurts’ ground game on Monday night: Anytime TD at +105 odds and Over 30.5 rushing yards at -110. He pointed to Philadelphia’s near-automatic 'Tush Push' sneak whenever the ball is on the goal line and reminded readers that Hurts has cleared 30.5 rushing yards in three of his last four contests and six times overall this year. Over that same four-game stretch the quarterback owns 40+ rushing yards in three outings and has punched in three rushing scores, reinforcing confidence in both props for the primetime spot.