The “KING OF MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL” has another big winner for you tonight in the Eagles/Packers matchup to start your week off right. Join me with my Monday Night Football winner, and together we will win big. I also have my 3-0 NBA FAST BREAK PLAY. Being particular is once again paying off for us in the NBA, and tonight we continue to win with my perfect 100%, 3-0 FAST BREAK PLAY. Monday’s FREE WINNER: OVER in the EAGLES/PACKERS. Games 275/276. 5:15 PM PST/8:15 PM EST. Two of the top NFC teams face each other tonight on the Monday Night Football platform as the Eagles travel to Lambeau Field to take on the Green Bay Packers. I'm gonna’ make a preemptive strike here, as these two teams have met three times over the last several seasons, with two of the three meetings going over the total. Having said that, five of the Eagles eight contests this year we have seen the number go over the total, but only three of the Packers games have gone over the total. The Philadelphia offense is surging once again, accounting for 66 points scored in their last two outings. By the way they do come off a bye week, giving them a little extra time to rest and prepare for this matchup, and some of their banged-up players a few extra days to heal. They enter tonight playing three straight overs, and five over in their last six games. Meanwhile, following a three-game straight up win streak, the Green Bay offense sputtered last week. As a matter of fact, they were at home against Carolina, as nearly a two-touchdown favorite, (13.5) and lost outright 16-13. I believe that's one of the biggest pointspread favorite outright losers we've seen in a couple of seasons (but don't quote me on it). I do expect their high-profile offense to come out here with something to prove. They possess one of the most-explosive passing attacks in the NFL on the arm of Jordan Love. Their “O” did take a hit with tight end, Tucker Krest going down last weekend, and missing this game. He is their leading receiver. But don't fret, this team is deep with talent. They average over 25.8 PPG, and are looking to come back, not just from last week's embarrassing loss, but to exact some revenge from last season's January 12 postseason Wildcard defeat. As I mentioned earlier, the Eagles offense is starting to stride. Granted, their running game isn't where we thought it would be at this point, but they are starting to get it going. They do average over 26.0 PPG, and when Jalen hurts is at the helm, you can expect a lot of scoring. Both teams want this victory. Both teams need this victory. And both teams know whoever wins this matchup would have an edge just in case they face each other in the postseason, once again. Take the over. Thank you.

3-0 NBA FAST BREAK PLAY: Being particular is once again paying off for us in the NBA, and tonight we continue to win with my perfect 100%, 3-0 FAST BREAK PLAY. I also have another MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL WINNER to start your week off right. Monday’s FREE WINNER: Phoenix Suns. Game 528. 6:10 PM PST/9:10 PM EST. It looks like (check status) the Phoenix Suns will be without Jalen Green this evening. While, a healthy Green is going to be significant for this team’s success this season, let's be honest he's only played in two games thus far, and averaged 15 minutes per game. The Suns are sitting at just 5-5 overall, but have started to surge, winning four of their last five outings straight up, and covering five of their last six overall. They possess a 4-1 record at home, and are a half-point away from covering all five games at home going, 4-0-1 ATS. New Orleans is playing their third consecutive road game in the last five days. They have covered three in a row, but are just 1-5 away from home this season and on both sides of the court are outclassed here. They're rank 28th in scoring and 27th in points allowed. They are at a true disadvantage on the boards here as well as they are struggling pretty badly at both ends of the court on the glass. They will be tired tonight. And with the Sun sitting at just .500, and starting to surge, this is a game they need to win. Take Phoenix. Thank you.

Milwaukee Bucks. Fast Break play. Game 525. 5:40 PM PST/8:40 PM EST. This season is still very young, my friends, but I think we can already see the Milwaukee Bucks and Dallas Mavericks starting in different directions. Milwaukee is 6-4 overall, and also 6-4 ATS this season. Dallas is 3-7 SU, and just 4-6 ATS. There is no love lost between these two teams. But to say the Bucks have had their way with the Mavericks would be an understatement, as they have taken six in a row in this rivalry, both SU and ATS. They do enter this matchup off of a loss last night at home at the hands of the Houston Rockets, 122-115. Playing back-to-back is not easy. However, tonight's matchup is a special one. Put a pin in that will come back around to it. For the home team, they come off their first win following a four-game straight up slide, in which they went 1-3 against the number. I expect them to be in a letdown situation. I mean they did win a road game two nights ago, but it was against the 1-9 Wizards. So that negates all of that (lol). This is the first opportunity for the NBA's leading scorer, Giannis Antetokounmpo to go up against the number one pick, Cooper Flagg. One thing Giannis doesn't like to do is share the spotlight. While, I think Flagg has a very bright future, his team is just not where they should be to give him the support, and he does not have the pro basketball experience to compete against the “Greek Freak”. Take Milwaukee. Thank you.

Philadelphia Eagles. MNF WINNER. Game 275. 5:15 PM PST/8:15 PM EST. I think we can all agree, Philadelphia has had their way with Green Bay, winning and covering the last three meetings, with the most recent back on January 12 of last season, 22-10. We all know what happened to the Eagles following that game (lol). Philadelphia enters this matchup coming off a bye week, giving several of their key contributors some time to rest, and heal, and overall, the team a few extra days to prepare for this big matchup. Both Philadelphia and Green Bay are sitting atop their divisions, and in all honestly, this is a big game for each one of them as they may be facing each other down the road in the post-season. Philadelphia come sin to this matchup winning and covering their last two games, possessing a 3-1 straight up record on the road, and covering three of their four games played as a visitor, as well. Meanwhile, Green Bay following a three-game straight up win streak, in which they only covered one of those games, come off an embarrassing loss. As a matter of fact, I believe it is the largest favorite pointspread loser going back quite a while. They entered the match up on November 2 at home with the Carolina Panthers nearly a two-touchdown favorite (closed -13.5), and lost outright, 16-13. Normally, I would look to jump on a team like the Packers following and embarrassing loss, especially at home. But I think this matchup does not suit them. The Eagles are 7-1 ATS in their last eight games as a non-divisional road underdog. Granted, this is a very small pointspread, but they are still coming in here as an underdog. Speaking of pointspreads, Philadelphia is one of the best ATS teams in the NFL, covering 17 of their last 24 overall games. There is some question about the health of running back, Saquon Barkley. But all reports are he's back at full strength. Statistically, Green Bay possesses better numbers on defense. They both score about the same offensively. But I think we can agree mistakes are big in the NFL, and the Eagles rarely cough the ball up, while the Packers has made some big miscues on offense. Defensively, the Eagles are not as stout, but have grabbed five takeaways already, while the home team has only accounted for three takeaways. Having said that, Philadelphia bolstered their defense at the trade deadline adding some muscle in their linebacking core, and a couple of solid cornerbacks as well. The passing attack of the Packers is one of the best in the NFL, but took a big hit last week as they lost tight end Tucker Kraft. He is their leading receiver, folks. They don't have the strongest rushing game to compensate. The Philly offense is starting to explode, and by the way, this is the first time this season they have been made in underdog, and last season they were perfect 4-0 in that situation. Take the Eagles. Thank you.