Today's top games to watch, best bets, odds: Eagles at Packers, NBA, college basketball and more

Sports enthusiasts across the nation are poised for a compelling night of action on Monday, November 10, 2025, headlined by a pivotal NFL showdown between the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers. This highly anticipated Monday Night Football contest carries significant playoff implications and a unique narrative subplot involving the Eagles’ controversial "tush push" play. Beyond the gridiron, a nine-game NBA slate and a full schedule of college basketball promise a diverse array of betting and viewing options.

NFL Marquee Matchup: Philadelphia Eagles at Green Bay Packers

The NFC takes center stage at 8:15 p.m. ET as the Philadelphia Eagles (6-2) travel to Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers (5-2-1). Broadcast live on ABC and ESPN, with streaming available via Fubo, this game pits two of the conference’s preseason favorites against each other in a mid-season battle for positioning. The Packers enter the contest as lukewarm 1-point favorites.

A significant point of intrigue surrounding this matchup stems from the Eagles’ widely successful "tush push" play, a short-yardage maneuver, and the Packers’ prior efforts to ban it. In April, Green Bay formally submitted a proposal to the NFL to outlaw the play, citing concerns over player safety. Critics, however, speculated that the Packers’ true motivation was their inability to effectively defend the play on the field. The proposal ultimately failed to pass, securing 22 of the 24 votes required from the league’s 32 teams. Following the vote, the Philadelphia social media team defiantly posted "Push On" on X, adding a layer of competitive banter to Monday’s contest.

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Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts has been a model of efficiency this season, throwing 15 touchdown passes against only one interception, complemented by five rushing touchdowns. His recent form has been particularly sharp, with seven touchdown passes and just nine incompletions over his last two outings. SportsLine expert R.J. White highlights Hurts’ potential for continued success, noting, "The Packers secondary is down Nate Hobbs, and that could allow Jalen Hurts to have more success in the pass game, especially as the Eagles are the rare team with tackles capable of slowing down Green Bay’s pass rush." White also points to the Eagles’ strong record following a bye week, standing at 4-0 under head coach Nick Sirianni, contrasting with the Packers’ surprising loss to the Carolina Panthers in their last outing. The SportsLine Projection Model, which simulates every game 10,000 times, gives Green Bay a 54% chance to cover the -1 spread, assigning a "C" grade to the pick.

NBA Action: Streaks and Star Power

Monday’s NBA schedule features nine games, presenting numerous opportunities for fans and bettors.

Washington Wizards at Detroit Pistons

At 7 p.m. ET, the Washington Wizards visit the Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena, a game available on Peacock and Fubo. This matchup showcases a stark contrast in current team performance. The Pistons (8-2) hold the best record in the Eastern Conference and are riding a league-best six-game winning streak. Conversely, the Wizards (1-9) are mired in an eight-game losing streak, the longest in the NBA. SportsLine expert Bruce Marshall underscores this disparity, stating, "It’s a good starting point when the team you’re backing hasn’t lost a game in two weeks and the team you’re going against hasn’t won a game in more than two weeks." Despite the Pistons playing the second half of a back-to-back, both Marshall and the SportsLine Projection Model favor Detroit to cover the 11.5-point spread. The model indicates a 52% chance for Detroit to cover, giving a "C" grade to Pistons -11.5. The Wizards last played on Saturday, potentially offering a slight rest advantage that has not swayed the betting line significantly.

Atlanta Hawks at Los Angeles Clippers

The late game at 10:30 p.m. ET features the Atlanta Hawks beginning a four-game West Coast road trip against the struggling Los Angeles Clippers at the Intuit Dome. The game will be televised on NBA TV and streamed via Fubo. The Hawks (5-5) enter following a 122-102 victory over the Lakers in Atlanta, despite playing without three of their five regular starters. Star guard Trae Young is confirmed to miss Monday’s game due to a sprained MCL. The Clippers (3-6), meanwhile, are on a four-game losing streak and will be without Kawhi Leonard for a fourth consecutive game as he recovers from a sprained ankle. The SportsLine Projection Model predicts a high-scoring affair, giving a 62.3% chance of the teams exceeding the 220.5 total points, assigning a "B" grade to Over 220.5. SportsLine expert Stephen Oh recommends a prop bet on Ivica Zubac to exceed 2.5 total assists at +130 odds. Oh’s projections place Zubac at 2.6 assists for the night, further noting Zubac’s historical performance: "Since last season his average and Over 2.5 rate is much higher at home (2.9 average, 26-22 Over) versus the road (2.4, 21-27)."

College Basketball Highlights: Power Conference Showdowns

The college basketball schedule on Monday offers several intriguing matchups, including two highlighted games from power conferences.

No. 16 Iowa State vs. Mississippi State

A neutral-site clash takes place at 8 p.m. ET at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, S.D., as the No. 16 Iowa State Cyclones face the Mississippi State Bulldogs. The game will be broadcast on ESPNU and available on Fubo. The Cyclones (2-0) have commenced their season with dominant victories over Fairleigh Dickinson and Grambling. The Bulldogs (1-0) secured a decisive win over North Alabama in their opener, pulling away in the second half. This contest is set to feature two of the country’s most promising point guards. Iowa State’s Tamin Lipsey, a preseason All-Big 12 selection, has posted impressive early-season averages of 14.0 points, 5.5 assists, 5.0 steals, and 5.0 rebounds, while shooting 60% from the field. For Mississippi State, Josh Hubbard, a preseason All-SEC first team member, delivered 27 points and eight assists without a single turnover in his team’s season debut. The SportsLine Projection Model favors Iowa State to cover the -5.5 spread, giving the Cyclones a 55% chance to do so and assigning a "C" grade to the pick.

Southeastern Louisiana at Georgia Tech

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets aim to improve to 3-0 on the season as they host the Southeastern Louisiana Lions at McCamish Pavilion at 9 p.m. ET. The ACC Network will carry the broadcast, with streaming available via Fubo. Georgia Tech (2-0) opened their campaign with a narrow 56-52 overtime victory against Maryland Eastern Shore, followed by a commanding 74-45 win over Bryant. Their opponents, Southeastern Louisiana, enter this contest after a challenging start to their season, including a 30-point loss at Ole Miss and a six-point defeat at Louisiana. This will be the Lions’ third road game in just eight days, potentially impacting their performance. SportsLine expert Thomas Casale notes, "The Yellow Jackets should dominate in the paint with their size advantage." Casale backs Georgia Tech to cover the -15.5 spread. The SportsLine Projection Model also aligns with this sentiment, giving the Yellow Jackets a 74% chance to cover the -16.5 spread and assigning a "B" grade to the pick.