The Super Bowl futures market will always experience fluctuations, but perhaps no week was more revealing than Week 10. The Buffalo Bills, fresh off a win over the Kansas City Chiefs, looked like a shell of themselves in a loss to the lowly Dolphins.

The 7-2 Philadelphia Eagles are coming off of a weird win in Green Bay, and will face a Detroit Lions team hungry to prove that they can hang with the reigning Super Bowl champs. It will be the Birds' second straight primetime game, this time on Sunday Night Football, with kickoff scheduled for 8:20 p.m. EST.

The Philadelphia Eagles are leading their division and would be the top seed in the NFC if the playoffs started today.

AJ Brown's words offered more than a hint of truth about the Eagles. Jalen Hurts hasn't been good enough, and the Eagles offense has suffered as a result. Players are frustrated for a reason.

The Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles might be the two best teams in the NFC, if not the entire NFL. A year after each contender logged at least 14 wins en route to the playoffs, the Super Bowl hopefuls are finally going head to head in a prime-time contest.

Here are the latest Week 11 betting odds for the Eagles vs. the Lions, plus updates on the Super Bowl and yearly awards like MVP.

Philadelphia Eagles fans celebrating their Super Bowl win with chants against the Dallas Cowboys. See the passion and rivalry in action!

Both teams playing on "Monday Night Football" in Week 10 are among betting favorites in latest Super Bowl odds.

Here are bets for each team as we head into the second half. Some picks look at the big picture, such as Super Bowl futures, playoffs or win totals. Others zoom in on specific players, highlighting MVP and other award chances.

The Eagles' offense isn't performing or producing at the same Super Bowl-winning level it was last season. Here breaking down Philadelphia's fall on that side of the ball.