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The Super Bowl is almost here and if you are even remotely interested in betting props, by now, your eyes are blurry or you are heading to the optometrist to get your glasses upgraded to the next level after staring at your computer screen or phone several hours for a few days.
Our reading focus has slowly come back this week as we present our favorite Super Bowl player props for the rematch of Kansas City vs. Philadelphia.
This writer dug into this assignment earlier this week attempting to find the most value at the NFL odds boards and as you might imagine, the numbers have changed along with the odds on some of these. Instead of listing the odds, which could change each day until game time on these selections, we’d go up to -130 odds if they went against us and add up to three yards in any direction, feeling we’d still have enough value to win.
Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles
Sunday, February 09, 2025 – 06:30 PM ET at Caesars Superdome
Dallas Goedert Over 51.5 Total Receiving Yards
Goedert has surpassed this total in three of the four playoff games and that month off because of injury has refreshed his body.
Kansas City gives up the most yards of any team in the NFL to tight ends and Jalen Hurts has used him extensively since his return.
Saquon Barkley Longest Rush – Under 25.5 yards
Barkley’s had a year for the ages. We wouldn’t be shocked if Saquon surpassed his rushing total of 112.5 yards because the Kansas City run defense has slid noticeably since Week 12. Nevertheless, the Eagles will feed Barkley, but the Chiefs’ run defense allowed only six runs of 25+ yards, and three were by quarterbacks. Play Under.
Xavier Worthy Over 53.5 Total Receiving Yards
Worthy is no longer a rookie and outside of Kelce, he is Mahomes’ most trusted target.
Worthy has beaten this number in three of the last four starts and Mahomes accurately and with Worthy’s speed and quickness, he can turn a 6-yard slant route into 30 yards. Over is the play.
Kareem Hunt Over 11.5 Rush Attempts
Hunt has officially taken over as the #1 running back in the K.C. offense. In big games, Andy Reid likes his best players and expertly sprinkles in non-stars to catch the opposition off guard.
Philadelphia will play enough light boxes, and Mahomes will check out of passes to runs, which will increase Hunt’s attempts.
Harrison Butker Over 1.5 Field Goals
Though Reid will go on fourth downs in the opposition territory, he’s more selective than most and doesn’t miss out on adding points which is the right strategy. Expect Butker to post at least two through the goalposts.
Kareen Hunt Anytime TD
Hunt has four consecutive games of rushing for a touchdown. We don’t see that stopping on Sunday.
Travis Kelce Anytime TD
Buffalo did everything possible to prevent Kelce from beating them, limiting him to 19 yards receiving and no scores. Don’t look for that to continue because the Eagles’ defense is not set up for that. Watch Mahomes go to his main man on a broken play in the red zone for six.
Shortest TD Under 1.5 Yards
In the last nine Super Bowls, at least one team has scored from the one-yard line seven times. We assume you are familiar with Philadelphia’s “Tush Push”.
Total Turnovers 2.5 – Under
In Kansas City’s last nine games, they’ve committed one turnover. That’s why the Chiefs are back in the Super Bowl. Philadelphia has three spotless turnover contests in the playoffs and we think that continues. The odds are higher, but given the track record, this seems like a good wager. Play Under.
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