Eagles vs Commanders Player Props: 3 Sunday Night Football Picks

Philadelphia visits Washington for Sunday Night Football on November 1, with kickoff scheduled for 8:20 p.m. ET at Northwest Stadium on NBC and Peacock. Our three-player card targets modest receiving totals for Treylon Burks (Washington Commanders) and Rachaad White (Washington Commanders), plus Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles) on the ground.

The DraftKings lines and KofSports projections below come from the current prop board. Recent results were checked against official team game logs. Burks is questionable with a foot injury: his selection is conditional on being active, and we would pass if pregame reporting indicates a limited role.

Eagles vs. Commanders Player Prop Picks

Treylon Burks (Washington Commanders): Over 21.5 receiving yards (-114). KofSports projection: 29.0 yards. Conditional on active status.

Rachaad White (Washington Commanders): Over 13.5 receiving yards (-110). KofSports projection: 18.1 yards.

Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles): Over 52.5 rushing yards (-111). KofSports projection: 49.2 yards. This is a matchup-based lean that goes against the model.

Treylon Burks (Washington Commanders) Over 21.5 Receiving Yards

Burks has cleared 21.5 receiving yards in each of his latest 3 games, with totals of 66 at San Francisco, 26 against the Giants and 47 against Indianapolis. His five-game statistical sample reads 66, 26, 47, 13, and 0 yards, newest first, producing 3 overs in 5.

The threshold is the appeal. He needs 22 receiving yards, while KofSports projects 29.0, a 7.5-yard cushion. His four-catch, 66-yard outing on October 19 showed a path through multiple receptions, while the 47-yard game demonstrated that one downfield completion can also do the work.

Washington is without Terry McLaurin (Washington Commanders), who is on injured reserve. That opens opportunity in the receiving group, but it does not guarantee where the targets go. Burks’ own foot injury is the more immediate concern: he finished the practice week limited and remains questionable.

We like the over only if he is active and expected to handle his normal role. The two low-output games in his sample also matter; this is a modest line attached to an uncertain opportunity floor, rather than a reliable high-volume receiver.

Verified results: Burks’ official game log

Rachaad White (Washington Commanders) Over 13.5 Receiving Yards

White’s most recent receiving performance was 4 catches for 30 yards at San Francisco on October 19. His 5 games with recorded receiving statistics this season produced 30, 2, 6, 40 and, 5 yards, newest first. Only 2 of those 5 cleared tonight’s 13.5 line, so the recent hit rate does not support calling this a strong trend play.

The case instead starts with a low threshold and a projection of 18.1 receiving yards, 4.6 above the line. White needs 14 yards. His latest game provides a plausible route through several short completions, without requiring an explosive catch or a touchdown.

We are not assuming he controls Washington’s receiving work out of the backfield. A changing distribution of touches and targets can leave him short, as the 2-, 6- and 5-yard games illustrate. He also had just five receiving yards in the September meeting at Philadelphia.

This is the more speculative receiving over on our card. The projection supports a lean, but the small cushion and inconsistent production argue for staying at 13.5 rather than chasing the number upward.

Verified results: White’s official game log

Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles) Over 52.5 Rushing Yards

Barkley’s latest 5 rushing totals are 62, 8, 82, 9, and 83 yards. He has cleared 52.5 in 3 of those 5 appearances, including 83 yards on 15 carries against Washington in the season opener. Last Monday against Dallas, he reached 62 yards on just seven carries.

Washington’s updated injury report rules out defensive tackles Daron Payne (Washington Commanders), Javon Kinlaw (Washington Commanders) and Jer’Zhan Newton (Washington Commanders). Those absences create a reason to consider Philadelphia’s rushing game beyond the baseline projection. Barkley is cleared to play after appearing on the injury report with hamstring and back issues.

The concern is workload. 7 carries last week and the two single-digit rushing totals show why his reputation alone is insufficient. His efficiency against Dallas is encouraging, but it is not a promise of more touches. We lean over at 52.5 while acknowledging the model’s opposing view and the risk that his workload remains modest.

Verified results: Barkley’s official game log

Latest availability: NFL Week 8 injury report

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These are individual prop selections, with different risks attached to each. Burks requires an active-status check, White is a projection lean with a weak recent hit rate, and Barkley is a matchup-based over against the model. Projection gaps measure yards relative to a line; they are not win probabilities. Odds can change before kickoff.