New on Sports Illustrated: Carolina Panthers vs. Philadelphia Eagles NFL Week 5 Odds, Plays and Insights

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Check out odds, plays and more for the Carolina Panthers vs. Philadelphia Eagles NFL Week 5 matchup on October 10, 2021.

Oct 3, 2021; Arlington, Texas, USA; Dallas Cowboys defensive end Chauncey Golston (59) sacks Carolina Panthers quarterback Sam Darnold (14) in the third quarter at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Tim Heitman-USA TODAY Sports

The Philadelphia Eagles (1-3) will battle to break their three-game losing streak as they are 3-point underdogs against the Carolina Panthers (3-1) on Sunday, October 10, 2021 at Bank of America Stadium. The point total is 45 for the contest.

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Odds for Panthers vs. Eagles

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Over/under insights

  • Carolina has combined with its opponents to put up more than 45 points just one time this season.
  • Philadelphia's games have gone over 45 points in two opportunities this season.
  • Sunday's over/under is 2.8 points lower than the two team's combined 47.8 points per game average.
  • This contest's over/under is two points greater than the 43 these two squads combine to allow per game this season.
  • The Panthers and their opponents have scored an average of 46.0 points per game in 2020, 1.0 more than Sunday's total.
  • In 2020, games involving the Eagles have averaged a total of 50.6 points, 5.6 more than the set over/under in this contest.

Panthers stats and trends

  • Against the spread, Carolina is 3-1-0 this season.
  • This season, the Panthers have won against the spread in each of their two games as a favorite of 3 points or more.
  • Carolina's games this year have gone over the total in one out of four opportunities (25%).
  • The Panthers score 24.3 points per game, comparable to the 26.5 per contest the Eagles give up.
  • The Panthers rack up 33.2 more yards per game (387.5) than the Eagles give up per contest (354.3).
  • When Carolina picks up more than 354.3 yards, the team is 3-1 against the spread and 3-1 overall.
  • This year, the Panthers have turned the ball over four times, two more than the Eagles' takeaways (2).
  • Click over to SISportsbook and find the latest spread, moneyline and total for Carolina's matchup with the Eagles.

Eagles stats and trends

  • Philadelphia has one win against the spread in four games this year.
  • The Eagles have covered the spread once this season when underdogs by 3 points or more (in four chances).
  • Philadelphia's games this year have eclipsed the over/under two times in four opportunities (50%).
  • The Eagles put up seven more points per game (23.5) than the Panthers surrender (16.5).
  • Philadelphia is 1-2 against the spread and 1-2 overall in games when it puts up more than 16.5 points.
  • The Eagles collect 146 more yards per game (397.5) than the Panthers give up (251.5).
  • In games that Philadelphia picks up more than 251.5 yards, the team is 1-3 against the spread and 1-3 overall.
  • This year the Eagles have two turnovers, one fewer than the Panthers have takeaways (3).

Home and road insights

  • At home, the Panthers are unbeaten ATS (1-0) as 3-point favorites or greater.
  • Panthers home games this season average 44.8 total points, 0.2 fewer than this outing's over/under (45).
  • The average point total in Eagles away games this season is 50.0 points, 5.0 more than this outing's over/under (45).

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