NFL Game Books 2026 — Touchdowns, First Scorers, Yards

Kalshi's moneyline on Eagles–Bears turned $2.92M in a day on $3.56M of open interest, and Philadelphia at 65.5% took $2.39M of it. Polymarket prices the Eagles at 64.5% on a $1.09M day. The game is Monday night in Chicago, and every game book on this page settles with it.

Sunday's page closed as priced: Kansas City beat Miami. Kalshi's Chiefs–Dolphins board ended on a $9.89M final day, and $5.23M of it was on the Miami leg that lost.

Both venues put the line at three and a half. Kalshi's Eagles by over 3.5 leg prices 50.5% and took $914,023; Polymarket's 3.5-point leg prices 50.5% on $404,760. The same number on the same line, carrying most of each book.

Polymarket's Eagles at 64.5% on $1.09M, beside Kalshi's Philadelphia at 65.5%. One point apart, on the two biggest single-game books either venue is running today.

Dontayvion Wicks 40+ receiving yards prices 51.5% and leads the yardage board's flow at $12,638. On the passing board, Jalen Hurts 2+ touchdowns is 41.5% and 1+ is 76.5%; Case Keenum 1+ is 63.5% for Chicago.

Kalshi's over 41.5 prices 49.5% on $496,591; Polymarket's 41.5 line prices the over at 50.5% on $33,214. Both venues put the total at about 41—and Polymarket's 57.5 line drew $237,135 at 10%.

Saquon Barkley is 14.5% to score first and Jalen Hurts 10.5%, but DeVonta Smith at 8.5% took the most money, $58,239 of $263,372. Beside it, Kalshi's MVP book: Brock Purdy at 15.5%, while Kyler Murray at 1.5% took $455,792 of a $1.28M day, on $22.2M of open interest.

Monday night settles every game book on this page. Thursday brings Steelers–Browns, with Pittsburgh at 56.5%. The MVP board runs to March.

• Philadelphia's $2.39M at 65.5%, four-fifths of Kalshi's moneyline flow on the favorite.
• The 3.5-point line at 50.5% on both venues. Identical prices on two exchanges leave no cross-venue edge.
• Kyler Murray at 1.5% taking $455,792 of the MVP book's day—a long shot drawing money at scale.