Jess Root grabbed Dallas Goedert to score an anytime touchdown at +200. Goedert has found the end zone in five of the seven games he has suited up for this season, giving him one of the league’s highest TD rates among tight ends. Root trusts the Eagles’ league-best red-zone design—heavy play-action and pick routes—to keep scheming the big target free near the goal line. At 2-to-1 odds, that consistent usage turns into an attractive payoff.

Jess Root also advised betting Jalen Hurts OVER 0.5 interceptions at +145, labeling it a pure value play. Hurts has thrown only one pick all season and the Packers have just three team interceptions, yet Root argued turnovers are often random events—tipped passes, miscommunications, weather quirks—so the low historical rate actually boosts the likelihood of one popping up. With only a single mistake needed to cash and the plus money payout, Root sees this as a worthwhile hedge against the rest of a potentially pass-heavy script.

Jess Root played Jalen Hurts OVER 1.5 passing touchdowns at +135. Hurts fired four TD passes in his most recent game and has cleared two or more in back-to-back contests, doing so in five of his last six starts overall. Coming off a bye with a fully scripted game plan, Root expects Nick Sirianni to keep the air attack humming against a Green Bay secondary that just surrendered a walk-off loss to Carolina. The league’s most efficient red-zone offense (per EPA/play) gives Hurts multiple opportunities to reach the two-TD threshold again.

Jess Root recommended OVER 3.5 receptions for Luke Musgrave at +120 despite the rookie never topping three grabs all year. His angle is the season-ending torn ACL suffered by fellow tight end Tucker Kraft. Kraft logged four different games with at least four receptions, vacating short-area targets that now funnel to Musgrave. Musgrave hauled in three passes last week and only needs one extra catch to cash this ticket, a jump Root believes is well within reach given the schematic reliance on tight ends underneath.

Jess Root backed Brandon McManus to go OVER 1.5 made field goals at +105. Root framed it as a "plus-odds layup," pointing out that McManus has hit exactly two field goals in each of his last three outings and in five of his six appearances this season. With Green Bay’s offense stalling in the red zone during recent weeks and the game being played in what projects as chilly but calm Lambeau weather, Root expects Matt LaFleur to settle for points whenever drives sputter, giving McManus multiple attempts.

Root highlighted Dallas Goedert at +200 for an anytime touchdown, pointing to the tight end’s red-zone consistency: five touchdowns in seven appearances this year. Philadelphia utilizes heavy RPO looks near the goal line, and Hurts often targets Goedert on quick seams when defenses crash on the quarterback run threat. Root believes that usage paired with a 50% TD rate on games played makes +200 a worthwhile sprinkle.

Despite Hurts’ pristine ball security (just one pick all season) and Green Bay’s modest three-interception total, Root likes OVER 0.5 interceptions at +145 purely for the odds. He reminded readers that tipped passes and fluky bounces create turnovers regardless of a quarterback’s track record. With only one mistake needed to cash and an implied probability under 41%, Root believes the number is mis-priced relative to the random nature of interceptions.

Root endorsed Jalen Hurts OVER 1.5 passing touchdowns at +135. Hurts erupted for four TD strikes in the Eagles’ 38-20 win over the Giants before the bye and has cleared two scores in two straight games and five of his last six overall. With Philadelphia coming in rested and still leaning on a pass-heavy red-zone script, Root sees two touchdown passes as the baseline expectation, making the plus-money price attractive.

Root recommended the OVER 3.5 receptions for Luke Musgrave at +120, arguing the number hasn’t been adjusted for tight-end injuries. Tucker Kraft is out for the season with a torn ACL after logging four different games of 4+ catches, vacating a big chunk of short-area usage. Musgrave caught three balls last week and now absorbs Kraft’s routes, so he only needs one additional grab to eclipse the line. Root called the prop a great price for a player stepping into a materially larger target share.

Jess Root tagged Brandon McManus’ OVER 1.5 made field goals at +105 as a value play for Monday night. Root noted that McManus has cashed this line in five of his six outings and has knocked home exactly two kicks in three straight. With Green Bay’s offense often stalling just outside the red zone, Root expects head coach Matt LaFleur to keep calling on the veteran kicker, making two field goals an attainable benchmark at plus money.

Jess Root suggested betting Kareem Hunt OVER 0.5 receiving yards at +110. The bet pays off with a single yard, something Hunt has managed in six of seven games this season, missing only Week 7, making the plus-money price appealing.

Jess Root highlighted Matt Gay OVER 6.5 kicking points at +105. Gay eclipsed six points in three consecutive outings from Weeks 3 through 5, and Root likes taking the plus odds on a prop that can be covered with two field goals and an extra point.

Jess Root endorsed Patrick Mahomes OVER 4.5 rushing attempts at -105. Mahomes has recorded five or more rushes in five of seven games this season and has hit that mark in every one of the Chiefs’ four prime-time appearances, signaling a clear tendency to use his legs under the lights.

Jess Root advised taking Isiah Pacheco OVER 1.5 receptions at +110. The running back has logged at least two catches in three separate contests this season, and Root believes a couple of routine dump-offs from Patrick Mahomes are enough to cash the plus-money line.

Jess Root recommended betting Zach Ertz Anytime TD at +250. Ertz has already found the end zone in four different games this year and is riding a two-game touchdown streak. Root added that with backup QB Marcus Mariota expected to start, the tight end should remain the most dependable safety-valve target near the goal line, heightening his red-zone opportunity.