Kalshi Markets Price Goedert Over Williams for First Score
In Monday Night Football action, Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert is priced higher than Cowboys running back Javonte Williams to record the opening touchdown.
By Amira Patel ·

The Kalshi prediction market lists Dallas Goedert as the second most likely player to score the first touchdown when the Philadelphia Eagles host the Dallas Cowboys on Monday. His price sits at $0.08, placing him ahead of several key offensive weapons for both franchises.
Javonte Williams leads the board for the Cowboys with a price of $0.19. CeeDee Lamb follows at $0.12. On the Eagles side, Goedert’s $0.08 price exceeds that of George Pickens at $0.09 and Jake Ferguson at $0.06. Other listed players, including Makai Lemon, Darius Cooper, and Ryan Flournoy, are priced at $0.05 each.
The matchup features two teams on skid. The Cowboys have lost two consecutive games in prime time. The Eagles are coming off a four-game losing streak. Both squads have been involved in high-scoring contests recently, suggesting a productive offensive environment for Monday’s contest.
Injury reports shape the roster availability for the game. Saquon Barkley is listed as questionable for the Eagles. Because of that status, he is not yet included in the price table. The Eagles also lack Devonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks. These absences increase the role for Goedert as a primary target for quarterback Tanner McKee near the goal line.
For Dallas, the market favors Williams based on his status as the lead running back. However, some analysts argue the Cowboys may prioritize passing early. CeeDee Lamb had a quiet performance with 70 yards against the Packers and was a non-factor in the previous game against the Buccaneers. An early score for Lamb could boost team confidence after a rough stretch.
The game concludes Week 7 of the NFL season. Participants in the Kalshi market can trade on the outcome of the first touchdown scorer. The platform operates under the regulation of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Users can set trading breaks and funding limits to manage risk exposure during the event.
Source: CBS Sports





