Eagles vs. 49ers NFL Week 13 Betting Lines

Philadelphia Eagles NFL Week 13 Betting Lines

The Philadelphia Eagles enter Week 13 betting action owners of the best record in the league and with it the top seed in the NFC two games clear of the San Francisco 49ers who just so happen to be invading the Linc on Sunday looking to avenge last year’s NFC title game defeat. Copious amounts of gum flapping have gone back and forth between both teams with loads of bulletin board material offered up. Thankfully for fans of the NFL that enjoy weekly wagering of the matchups, the time has finally arrived for both teams to stop talking the talk and instead walk the walk when they throw down in the only game that will be tuned into on Sunday’s afternoon slate. If you can believe it, NFL bettors are fading the homebased Eagles at the online sportsbook like they already caught a glimpse of the final score in Biff’s Almanac!

NFL Week 13 Betting Odds

San Francisco 49ers -3

Philadelphia Eagles +3

Total: 46.5

Money Line: 49ers -155, Eagles +135

Philadelphia Eagles Week 13 Matchup

On Sunday, December 3, 2023, the Philadelphia Eagles will host the San Francisco 49ers from Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA. Kickoff is set for 4:25 p.m. ET with live television coverage on FOX. The lookahead betting line for this pivotal NFC throw down opened with the Eagles laying 1.5-points and the O/U lined 45.5. As bad I want to see the Eagles go down in the worst of ways after not cashing moneyline tickets on the Cowboys and Bills in recent weeks, it still comes off as completely insane to me that the Eagles are being disrespected by the betting market the way they have according to mid-week betting splits. If you can believe it, the reigning NFC champs are only taking in 24 percent of the bets and 22 percent of the money against a San Francisco team whose biggest win to date came against the Dallas Cowboys way back in Week 5 under the Sunday night lights. As dominant the Niners have been against the run (No. 2), the Eagles possess some extremely capable ball carriers to go along with one of the best QBs in the league that knows how to use his legs. On top of that, San Francisco has shown on numerous occasions that it can be had through the air and Philly just so happens to have these dudes named A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith that know how to catch passes downfield for big gainers. San Francisco might ultimately come out on top of this matchup, but don’t for one second think the Eagles will voluntarily just go quiet into the night – injuries and all!

Philadelphia Eagles Week 12 Recap

So just how many lives do the defending champion Eagles have? It extinguished one when it won an overtime thriller at home against Washington with another going by the boards in the rematch that saw Philly battle back from multiple touchdown deficits to get out of dodge with the 38-31 win and push in tow. Then there was that 28-23 win and cover against Dallas in a game the Cowboys saw a go-ahead touchdown get stopped at the half-yard line and Dak Prescott just step out of bounds on a two-point attempt that would’ve had Dallas in a position to send the game to overtime with a field goal instead of being forced to go for the win in the closing seconds instead. Had Kansas City’s receivers not dropped passes that fell right into their hands, the Eagles would’ve lost in overtime. If Sean McDermott had a sliver of killer instinct, there’s no way the Eagles battle back from a 10 point halftime deficit to win and cover the closing NFL odds in last week’s exhilarating 37-34 overtime win over the Bills. And let us not forget about Jake Elliott’s 59-yarder in the wind and rain that sent the game to overtime – Holy Schneikes was that clutch! There’s a ton of “if” and “what could’ve been” in that rant, but the bottom line is Philadelphia has been extremely fortunate to attain the best record in the league and burned a number of lives to do so. It’s tough to truly gauge how the online sportsbook came out of the win over the Bills with the betting line ranging from -3.5 to -2.5 and the final margin of victory landing on three. Regardless, the Eagles took in nearly 60 percent of the bets and money. Linemakers did however take a bath on the total with the 71 combined points zooming past the 49-point impost and upwards of 70 percent of the action and handle expecting points to dent the board.

Philadelphia Eagles Schedule & Results

Founded in 1933, the Philadelphia Eagles have only four NFL championships in their history, including one Super Bowl title. Since the formation of the Super Bowl for the 1966 season, the Eagles have three appearances.

Of course, the 2017 season will go down as the most historic in Eagles’ history. That year, behind backup quarterback Nick Foles, the Eagles went on an improbable run that ended with a Super Bowl upset win over the New England Patriots.

Until the late 1970s, the Eagles were out more than in. But head coach Dick Vermeil changed that with Ron Jaworski, Harold Carmichael, and a tough Eagles team. The 1980 Eagles won the NFC title but were dominated in a Super Bowl loss against the Oakland Raiders.

Head coach Buddy Ryan led the Eagles to three consecutive playoff seasons from 1988 to 1990 but could never reach the Super Bowl. Those Eagles teams were known for bone-cracking defenses and quarterback Randall Cunningham.

Since 2000 the Eagles have been one of the NFL’s most consistent winners. Philadelphia has missed the NFL Playoffs just eight times. Head coach Andy Reid was the man that began this era of success. Reid led the Eagles to the 2004 NFC title, but Philadelphia lost the Super Bowl to the New England Patriots. Doug Pederson was the head coach who finally got the Eagles their elusive Super Bowl championship in 2017 with a 13-3 campaign.

Philadelphia Eagles Past Seasons (2000)

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