Eagles Playoff Odds: Devonta Smith NFC Championship Props

With the Philadelphia Eagles hosting their second NFC Championship in six years, Eagles fans will be hoping for a similar result as last time. That said, with the San Francisco 49ers, they’re likely to face a more difficult challenge than those Vikings. Knowing this, the Eagles will likely need a big game from their stars. In this article, we’ll explore Devonta Smith props, in particular.

With props betting key with only two games this weekend within NFL playoffs odds, there’s never been a better time to dive into Devonta Smith props and see if there’s any money to be made.

Devonta Smith Props: NFC Championship

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Devonta Smith Over/Under 65.5 Yards

Smith has taken on a bit of an odd role in the Eagles offense, both as their highest volume receiver in terms of receptions but also a long ball specialist. Smith didn’t go over this number last week, mostly because the Eagles didn’t feel the need to stretch the field through the air after the first drive. With Smith able to both get volume and big plays, he could be essential to Philadelphia winning this game.

Devonta Smith Over/Under 5.5 Receptions

Smith averaged 5.6 receptions/game this year in setting the Eagles franchise record for receptions. With AJ Brown likely to get the majority of the defensive attention, Smith is likely going to have a slightly easier time. With the Niners being so strong against the run, it’s likely Philadelphia will be looking to go through the air to score this week, meaning Smith will likely be peppered with targets.

Devona Smith Anytime Touchdown

With the Niners stout run defense, there is less concern about Miles Sanders or the rest of the running back committee scoring touchdowns in this game. Assuming the Eagles score 3 or more, in line with their usual offensive outputs and their implied team total of 23.5, there’s likely going to be lots of opportunities for Smith.

Between Hurts taking one in himself potentially and then Brown, Goedert, and Smith, there is a lot of reason to believe Smith can haul one in, as he did 7 times this season, including last week against the Giants.