Week 14 of the 2025 NFL season wraps up tonight with a showdown featuring the Philadelphia Eagles visiting the Los Angeles Chargers. Philadelphia enters as a 2.5-point road favorite, with an over/under of 41.5. The Eagles have dropped two straight and are fighting to stay in contention for the No. 1 seed in the NFC. Meanwhile, the Chargers will try to stay within two games of the Broncos for first place in the AFC West.

Below, we will take a look at the best DFS plays for this Monday night showdown.

Jalen Hurts, QB, Philadelphia Eagles (FLEX $13,200, CPT $19,800)

The Eagles offense was once again inconsistent in their loss to the Bears on Black Friday, but that didn’t stop Hurts from once again presenting himself as quality option at QB. The Super Bowl 59 MVP posted 230 passing yards, 31 rushing yards, and two touchdowns and would’ve racked up more than 17.3 fantasy points for the week if not for two second-half turnovers that ended up costing Philly late.

Hurts is still averaging 21 FP per game in DFS and his abilities as a runner always give him a boost as his eight rushing touchdowns only trails Josh Allen among QB scores on the ground. His 9.6 ADOT actually leads all starting quarterbacks at the conclusion of Week 14 and it makes sense when you have big-play weapons like A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith to air it out to. He’ll have a challenge on his hands against a Chargers defense that have put the clamps on opposing QB’s, but he should be fine as long as he limits turnovers tonight.

A.J. Brown, WR, Philadelphia Eagles (FLEX $11,400, CPT $17,100)

Speaking of Brown, he’s at least been getting the ball more as of late and he had a season-best performance against the Bears on Black Friday, posting 10 receptions for 132 receiving yards and two late touchdowns in the 24-15 loss. It’s safe to say that all of his frustrations were heard loud and clear as he has combined for 33 targets over their last three games. Huh, actually getting the ball to your multi-time All-Pro receiver. What a concept!

Brown is averaging 13.3 FP per game in DFS and those numbers are bound to shoot up if he keeps at the pace he’s been on over the past few weeks. The Chargers actually rank 19th in DVOA vs. WR1’s this season, so there’s an opportunity here for the veteran to do some damage to their secondary tonight.

Kimani Vidal, RB, Los Angeles Chargers (FLEX $8,800, CPT $13,200)

Vidal had one of his better outings of the season in their win over the Raiders last Sunday, taking 25 carries for 126 rushing yards and a touchdown on the ground. It marked the third 100+ rushing day for the second-year product out of Troy and those numbers were good enough to allow him to finish as a top-five fantasy running back in all scoring formats for the week.

The big news for the Chargers in this game is the return of running back Omarion Hampton, who has been out since Week 5 with an ankle injury. Vidal has done a great job holding down the fort in his absence and it remains to be seen if he sees a significant drop in snaps with the first-round rookie back in action. I’d imagine they’d try to ease the rookie back in, still opening the door for Vidal to get plenty of reps for tonight. That makes him a sneaky captain option with value for this showdown.

Cameron Dicker, K, Los Angeles Chargers (FLEX $6,200, CPT $9,300)

Dicker was once again a reliable leg in the Chargers’ 31-14 victory over the Raiders last week, booting a successful 56-yarder along with four PAT’s in the big divisional win. The fourth-year special teamer is one of just four kickers that is averaging at least 10 fantasy points per game at the moment and he’s been extremely trustworthy with just two misses for the entire season. Need a solid source of points for the lineup? Just turn to Dicker.

Tre’ Harris, WR, Los Angeles Chargers (FLEX $5,200, CPT $7,800)

The Chargers have a plethora of pass-catching weapons that they can lean on and Harris has been serviceable in spots throughout the season. The rookie caught three of four targets for 30 receiving yards in last week’s win over the Raiders and it was notably the second straight game where he was on the field for at least 50% of their offensive snaps. There will be a week where the Ole Miss product goes off as a Flex option and I think he’d be worth taking a flier on for tonight.

Tank Bigsby, RB, Philadelphia Eagles (FLEX $3,600, CPT $5,400)

Bigsby inexplicably received zero touches in their Black Friday loss to the Bears and the lack of a consistent run game is becoming a huge problem for the Eagles late in the season. It wasn’t too long ago that he was running over the Giants for 104 rushing yards on the ground, so we know what he’s capable of when he gets consistent opportunities to tote the rock out of the backfield. In the event that this does change this evening, he’s a cheap option to take a flier on.