Red-Hot NFL Insider Drops Shocking Eagles vs. Bengals Prediction as 2025 Preseason Kicks Off
As the 2025 NFL preseason begins to heat up, all eyes are on the highly anticipated clash between the Philadelphia Eagles and Cincinnati Bengals. But what’s really turning heads isn’t just the matchup—it’s the bold and controversial pick dropped by a red-hot NFL betting insider currently riding an eye-popping 24-10 prediction streak.
According to sources, the expert—whose track record has made him both feared and followed across the sports betting world—is fading the Eagles in what many fans are calling a “ridiculous overreaction.” Despite Philly’s stacked roster and renewed Super Bowl ambitions, this insider is backing the Bengals as underdogs to pull off a convincing preseason opener upset.
The Odds Spark Debate
The latest odds had the Eagles favored slightly, but movement in betting lines following the prediction has thrown social media into a frenzy. Eagles fans are livid, calling the pick “disrespectful” and “clickbait,” while Bengals supporters are embracing the narrative that their young depth could outshine Philly’s aging stars.
It’s not just about the pick—it’s about the logic behind it. The expert cited concerns over the Eagles’ “lack of urgency” in the preseason and coaching decisions to rest key players, which he believes will leave the door wide open for Cincinnati’s second- and third-stringers to make a statement.
“They’re Not That Deep”
Perhaps most controversially, the insider questioned the Eagles’ much-hyped depth, saying:
“The media loves Philly’s top-line talent, but take away Hurts and A.J. Brown, and you’ve got a mediocre unit. Cincinnati is younger, hungrier, and better prepared for this kind of game.”
Cue the outrage. Eagles fans and sports pundits are blasting the take as disrespectful, with some even calling it “deliberately incendiary” to generate buzz. But controversial or not, the bold prediction is gaining traction—and if the Bengals do pull off the upset, this expert’s streak (and reputation) may grow even stronger.
