Week 14 NFL Showdown: Eagles vs. Chargers

The 2025 NFL season’s Week 14 wraps up tonight with a matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Los Angeles Chargers. Philadelphia heads into this game as a 2.5-point favorite on the road, with an over/under of 41.5. The Eagles, on a two-game losing streak, are determined to keep their hopes alive for the top seed in the NFC. On the other side, the Chargers are looking to close the gap on the Broncos in the AFC West standings.

Here are some standout DFS options from this evening’s game.

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

Hurts faced some difficulties in the Eagles’ recent loss to the Bears on Black Friday. Still, he remains a strong choice at quarterback. The Super Bowl 59 MVP threw for 230 yards, ran for 31 yards, and scored two touchdowns. He could have exceeded 17.3 fantasy points if not for a couple of second-half turnovers that hampered the team’s progress.

Despite the setbacks, he’s averaging around 21 fantasy points per game. His eight rushing touchdowns place him just behind Josh Allen in QB rushing stats, enhancing his value as a runner. With a noteworthy 9.6 ADOT, Hurts has showcased his ability to connect on big plays, especially benefiting from targets like AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith. However, he’ll face the Chargers’ tough defense tonight. If he can cut down on mistakes, he should perform well.

AJ Brown, WR, Philadelphia Eagles (FLEX $11,400, CPT $17,100)

As for Brown, he’s been more involved recently and showcased his talent during the Bears game, racking up 10 catches for 132 yards along with two late touchdowns, albeit in a losing effort. With 33 targets over his last three games, it’s clear the Eagles are harnessing his skills more effectively. After all, he’s an All-Pro talent, so it makes sense for him to get opportunities.

Averaging 13.3 fantasy points per game, Brown is likely to increase that figure if his momentum continues. The Chargers rank 19th defensively against receivers, presenting a favorable matchup for him tonight.

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

Vidal had an impressive outing against the Raiders last week, finishing with 25 carries for 126 yards and a touchdown. That performance marked his third game this season with over 100 rushing yards, slotting him among the top fantasy running backs for the week.

There’s also noteworthy news with the potential return of running back Omarion Hampton, who’s been sidelined since Week 5 due to an ankle injury. While Vidal has stepped up significantly during Hampton’s absence, it remains unclear how much playing time he might lose with the rookie back in the mix. They might try to reintroduce Hampton slowly, allowing Vidal some chances in tonight’s action, making him a sneaky captain consideration.

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

Dicker had a solid showing last week, contributing significantly to the Chargers’ victory over the Raiders. He scored four PATs and was reliable overall, making him one of the few kickers averaging over 10 fantasy points a game with minimal mistakes. If you’re looking for a dependable option in your lineup, Dicker fits the bill well.

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

With a solid lineup of receiving options, Harris has seen his role grow this season. He caught three of four passes for 30 yards against the Raiders and has consistently been on the field for more than 50% of the offensive snaps lately. There might come a week when he’s a go-to flex option, and tonight could be that chance.

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

Bigsby had a surprising zero touches in the Bears game, reflecting the ongoing struggles in the Eagles’ running game late this season. There have been glimpses of his potential, like when he rushed for 104 yards against the Giants. If Bigsby could receive more chances tonight, he might prove to be a budget-friendly option worth considering.