The Super Bowl is not only the most watched sports wonder, but it is also the least popular game in the United States. Last year, nearly 68 million adults were betting on big competitions. This passion is fanatical insane given that this year’s rematch is full of narratives that highlight pop idols and hasty royalties. Whether you're sure it's red, looking good in midnight green or not like Drake, Sunday's Chiefs game will be a game to watch out for. There is no better way to boost enthusiasm than to participate in action.
Daniel Dopp and I are here to screen betting products and help you with obese wallets. This is week 22 (She doesn't sarcastically) The props pop up. Thank you for sticking to us. Our wins outweigh our wins and no matter your record, I hope you are happy along the way.
Now, at the end of the 2024-25 NFL season... Let's get started! - - Liz Loza
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quarterback props
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Will Jalen Hurts decide on the Super Bowl?
Stephen A.
Jalen is injured anytime, anywhere (-120), Eagles
disaster: Pain led to a run score of one or less yards, registering 13 such TDs in 2024. In the context, 12 of these 13 scores were passed by the famous "Tush Push". No other players manage more than seven regardless of position (Josh Allen and Josh Jacobs). The painful numbers hit the payroll again on Sunday after finding the finish zone four times in his last two efforts.
The Eagles' support is also their defense. Philadelphia is the 13th team (and the first since the Broncos in 2015) and can enter the Super Bowl after finishing the first-place defense in the regular season. The top 12 teams entering the Super Bowl in YPG's league's first defense led 10-2 in the big game. Defense wins the championship…even the weak (+1.5). Fun fact: The Hawks lost 3-0 this season.
Rushing yards with damage of more than 34.5 (-135)
disaster: While the Chiefs' defense has been firmly opposed to the backs against running, they have been working to slow down the moving QB, which has brought the sixth-largest rushing yard (434) to that position.
This is good for the injured, who averaged 42 yards per game (QB3) (including the playoffs) in 2024 games. Additionally, the 26-year-old cleared the above line in two of the three playoff efforts. Given that Hurts had a 70-yard high 15 attempts when he faced KC two years ago, he's likely to cruis the bets above.
Patrick Mahomes over 5.5 Rush attempts (-120)
DOPP: Mahomes just knows how to get the job done. There aren't many betting suggestions in the statement, it's true. One of the ways Mahomes does it is his legs. He isn't one of the QBs of a big moment, ranking 9th in the Rush attempt, but he's scored 18 goals in the last two playoff games! I like this bet because I believe the Chiefs will win this game. Not only do I think they will win, but I believe Mahomes will find enough scramble for the opportunity to hit the line. Mahomes is not allergic to using the legs to keep the drive when it comes to playoff balls. I wish this line was 4.5, so make sure to jump on it if it drops, but I'm still comfortable for 5.5
One last thing. Part of the process I think here is that the Chiefs win, and Mahomes has the potential to end the game, while the kneeling Towns counts as an attempt to sprint. I didn't expect there were 11 other carry-on games, but somewhere in the 7-8 range seemed reasonable to me. That's why I'm taking over the 5.5 steal.
Wide receiver props
Xavier deserves the longest reception over 19.5 yards (-115)
In the second half of the season, Worthy has grown into a trusted part of the leader's offense. Since Week 13, including the playoffs, Worthy has had at least five receptions in seven straight games. Recently, he has been more involved and with more opportunities, he has the opportunity to play a big game. In three straight games, Volty has at least 20-plus yards for reception (week 18, since the starter didn’t really play), four of his last five games.
Meanwhile, the Hawks allowed 33 different receivers to play 20-yard catches this season, including six of the last three playoff games, with at least one 10 straight games. It would be worth it if there was a chief who always had the ability to pop a large one. That's why I took him to the reception with 19.5 receiving codes.
Worth over 62.5 rush + receive code (-115)
dip: Let's stick with our second prop, but I like the correlation of a big catch, he hit the game in his total yard. To do this, we are looking for a game that is 62.5 yards away from the melee, which he has done in four of his last five games. In fact, he's ranked 75th yard in four of his last five games, if that makes you feel better. I know the Hawks have performed well in WR position this season, but they recently allowed Malik Nabers, Demarcus Robinson and Puka Nacua to hit Crimmage for at least 64 yards since Week 18.
Also, given his role in the sprint game, I specifically targeted his hasty + receiving line. He has scored at least 14 goals in 19 games this season, and has played at least 10 yards in the last five. Just to give yourself a little extra mat, I love rushing to receive the line here.
Tight props
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Liz Loza's Super Bowl prop betting target Travis Kelce
Liz Loza breaks down why she likes Travis Kelce in over 22 and over 22 numbers.
Travis Kelce has over 59.5 receiving codes (-125)
disaster: I might be a resident of this team, Swiftie, but this has no effect on my choice of this specific prop. Instead, it was LB Nakobe Dean's absence that made me expect Kelce to make a solid effort. During the regular season, the Eagles kissed the middle in the middle, with few receiving codes from Week 1 to Week 18 (591). However, since Dean injured his left knee in the field round, the Hawks have allowed a total of 28 catches and 227 catch yards throughout the playoffs.
Although Kelce has a lower career in regular season catch yards (823), he has averaged more than 52 yards per game and more than 56 per effort since the Chiefs' Week 6 BYE. . Additionally, Kelce cleared the above lines in three previous Super Bowl games, including against these Hawks in LVII when they were playing against 6-81-1 Stat Line in LVII. Given Philadelphia's defensive vulnerability and Mahomes' connection to No. 87, Kyles flirted with six grabs and at least 60 yards on Sunday.
Dallas Goedert
disaster: In the regular season, Goedert recorded only 20 or more receiving codes. However, he has picked up the game during the playoffs, registering for at least one such grab in his three playoff efforts.
In addition, this season (including the playoffs), the Chiefs have allowed 18 yards or more to catch the ball (including second in the NFL). When rounded to the reception for more than 20 yards allowed, the Chiefs gave 16 such catches, which is the most (with Pirates and Bears) in the NFL. With a lot of attention to AJ Brown and Devonta Smith (and given the lock-in ability of Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson), Goedert might have a sneaky match.