Cowboys at Eagles: Who Scores First on Monday Night

The Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles meet Monday night to close out Week 7, and the price of a first touchdown is already set. On the Kalshi prediction market, Dallas running back Javonte Williams sits at $0.19 to score the game's opening touchdown, ahead of Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb at $0.12 and tight end Dallas Goedert at $0.08. The market prices the question in dollars: a contract paying $1 if the named player scores first.

Dallas arrives at Lincoln Financial Field having dropped its last two primetime games. Philadelphia has lost four straight. The Cowboys' offense carries the more urgent task, given that Dak Prescott needs to produce early points for the Dallas defense to have room to work.

The source analysis points to Lamb as the Cowboys' first touchdown scorer. Lamb was quiet against Tampa Bay with a possible injury playing a role, and he caught for 70 yards against Green Bay. An early score, the source argues, would restore confidence in a receiver who has been absent from the box score. Williams remains the price leader because he handles the lead running back workload for Dallas.

On the Philadelphia side, Goedert is the pick at $0.08. Saquon Barkley carries a questionable tag and does not appear on the price table until cleared. The Eagles are also without Devonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks, which moves Goedert up the target order for Tanner McKee near the goal line. Other names on the board include George Pickens at $0.09, Jake Ferguson at $0.06, and Makai Lemon, Darius Cooper, and Ryan Flournoy at $0.05 each.

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The Cowboys and Eagles kick off Monday night in Philadelphia to finish the Week 7 schedule.