50 Greatest Prop Bets for Super Bowl LVII (Eagles vs. Chiefs)
The Super Bowl is one of the most watched sporting events every year. If you’re watching, there’s a good chance you’ll want some skin in the game.
I’ve added 50 of the greatest prop bets I can find for Super Bowl LVII. We’ll jump from sportsbook to sportsbook finding the most exciting bets you can place.
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The 50 Greatest Super Bowl LVII Prop Bets
Here’s my list of the 50 best prop wagers being offered, with odds and sportsbook provided (odds subject to change):
The Greatest Bets at DraftKings
50. Any Quarterback to have a Reception (Yes: +1600)
DraftKings is thinking about one thing and one thing only.
The Philly Special.
Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts are both currently injured. They’ll play on February 12th but won’t be at full strength. The last thing these coaches will do is put their star quarterback in a position to get hurt. This isn’t a bet I suggest taking, but it’s funny that it’s even listed.
49. Any Player to have a Pass Completion, Reception, & Rush Attempt? (Yes: +900)
The only player that comes to mind here is Travis Kelce. He’s done so much for the Chiefs this season. He’s had rushes and has already seen 25 targets in two games in the postseason. But it’s unlikely that the Chiefs have Kelce throw the football at any time in this game.
That’s why the odds are at +900.
48. Either Team to Kick a Game-Winning Walk Off Field Goal at End of Normal Time (Yes: +750)
The spread is currently sitting at -1.5 for the Eagles. This game is supposed to be close, and both kickers, Jake Elliott and Harrison Butker, are at the top of the league. If called upon, either could finish off the Super Bowl with a game-winning kick.
Butker did it last weekend against the Bengals. Of all longshot bets, this one isn’t so bad.
47. Will Any Player Break The Super Bowl Pass Touchdown Record of 7? (Yes: +4000)
DraftKings has this crazy prop available. The total for this game is set at 50. One team to score seven touchdowns will already be tough. But this bet would need seven passing touchdowns by the same player.
Mahomes and Hurts are two of the best quarterbacks in the game. But this isn’t happening. If it does, though…
46. Will Any Player Break the Super Bowl Rush Yards Record of 204 Yards? (Yes: +2500)
The Eagles and Chiefs use so many different running backs that it would be hard for one single player to break the record. The Eagles could legitimately earn over 200 yards rushing, but with Miles Sanders, Boston Scott, Kenneth Gainwell, and Jalen Hurts getting carries, there won’t be enough carries to earn enough yards.
Meanwhile, the Chiefs run the ball fewer times. Plus, Clyde Edwards-Helaire could potentially be activated for this game. He’d potentially snag a couple of carries along with Isiah Pacheco and Jerrick McKinnon.
This is a fun bet, but too many players are getting carries for it to happen.
45. Jersey Number of 1st Touchdown (Over 11.5: +105 | Under 11.5: -130)
When looking up and down each offensive roster, it’s clear that the Under 11.5 is more valuable.
The Eagles have A.J. Brown wearing 11, DeVonta Smith wearing 6, and Jalen Hurts wearing 1. Meanwhile, the Chiefs have Isiah Pacheco wearing 10, JuJu Smith-Schuster wearing 9, Jerrick McKinnon wearing 1, and Marquez Valdes-Scantling wearing 11.
But these two teams could have their tight ends score between Travis Kelce and Dallas Goedert. Miles Sanders would also be a threat to the Over 11.5 crowd.
If a defensive touchdown scores, anything can happen.
44. Jersey Number of Last Touchdown (Over 11.5: +105 | Under 11.5: -130)
This is the same bet as the first touchdown. Both have the same odds. Still an intriguing one.
43. Team to Make First Coach’s Challenge (Chiefs: -120 | Eagles: +100)
The Chiefs have a higher probability of challenging a call. There’s no way to measure when and where a referee might make a mistake. But the Eagles seem to be on top of things most of the time, including that DeVonta Smith catch where they got to the line on a fourth-down conversion that shouldn’t have been against the 49ers.
I’d take the plus-money in this spot.
42. Will the First Coach’s Challenge be Successful? (Yes: -135 | No: +100)
If these coaches make challenges earlier in the game, they better succeed. I’m sure there will be plenty of cameras and angles for this big game. So I’d assume that the coach’s challenge would be successful.
41. Will Any Kick Hit an Upright or Crossbar? (Yes: +450 | No: -650)
It’s ultimately rare for something like this to happen. But in the Super Bowl, you never know how nerves could affect a kicker.
Look at Brett Maher, for example. Still, Harrison Butker has been in these games before, and Jake Elliott has been very good for the Eagles this season. I’d go with no here, but I’ll think about this bet in the back of my mind every time the kicking team could out for an attempt on both sides.
40. What Position Will Win the MVP? (Quarterback: -650 | Wide Receiver: +650 | Tight End: +900 | Running Back: +1200)
Not every year will a quarterback win the MVP. We’ve had a couple of wide receivers win the award; one year, it was Von Miller.
If it’s not Patrick Mahomes or Jalen Hurts winning the MVP, Travis Kelce likely gets the MVP as a tight end. He’s been targeted 25 times and will likely finish the postseason with the most receiving yards.
That +900 is enticing if you like the Chiefs to win the game outright too.
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39. Any Player to have a 60+ Yard Reception (Yes: +300)
You can consider this prop if you’re looking to invest heavily in the offense.
Can any player earn a 60-yard reception in the Super Bowl? Both teams have had huge plays down the field, but both defenses haven’t been beaten much throughout the season. At +300, there might be so solid value there.
38. Will there be a Scorigami? (Yes: +1800 | No: -8000)
A scorigami is when the game ends with a score that has never occurred before in an NFL game. The NFL has been around for many years. Hence why we’re playing Super Bowl LVII this season. It’s unlikely that the game ends in a scorigami but one missed field goal or weird safety play could change that. Would you bite on this?
37. Team to Win Coin Toss and Game (Chiefs: +310 | Eagles: +260)
If you’re looking to bet the moneyline, you can take it one step further. You can bet the Cheifs to win the coin toss and win or the Eagles to win the coin toss and win for a much better price.
You can even take both teams and root for the team that wins the coin toss to win the game outright. This isn’t a perfect hedge. The team that loses the coin toss could end up winning the game. But it gives you more potential to earn money if you bet both sides. You could also lose more money.
36. Color of First Gatorade Poured on Winning Head Coach (Yellow: +200 | Orange: +250 | Blue: +340)
Nobody has any clue what the color of Gatorade will be. And even when people think they have a clue, they’re usually wrong. This is another bet that you probably shouldn’t be adding more than $5 on.
35. Result of Jalen Hurts’ 1st Pass (Completion: -235 | Incomplete/Interception: +186)
You’d have to imagine that the Eagles want to settle Hurts in early. So they’ll likely give him an easy pass to settle in against the Chiefs. Philadelphia has many weapons but usually goes to A.J. Brown early. A quick little, medium route to Brown would do the trick. I’d go with completion.
34. Super Bowl LVII VP Award – Jalen Hurts vs. The Field (Hurts: +130 | Field: -170)
If the Eagles win the Super Bowl, there’s a very high chance that Hurts will win the MVP award. He’s the quarterback of the Eagles and will make the most plays. But beyond that, he will also likely receive around ten carries.
However, if you like the Chiefs to get the win or a different Eagles player to step up and have a huge game, you can bet the field at -170.
It’s a fun prop. You’re practically hoping Hurts gets injured. It’s a fun bet to sweat. But I like the Eagles to win and think Hurts will get the job done. So there’s that. I’d take the +130 on Hurts and wouldn’t bother taking the Field unless you like the Chiefs.
33. Boston Scott and Kenneth Gainwell to Combine for 40+ Rushing Yards (Yes: +145)
The Eagles will give Miles Sanders and Jalen Hurts at least 25 carries combined. But Scott and Gainwell have been earning theirs recently, too. That’s also thanks to a couple of blowout wins in the playoffs.
Gainwell and Scott could have up to ten carries combined. Would that be enough to get to 40? Probably. The Chiefs aren’t the best defense against the run this season. That’s for sure.
32. Hurts or Mahomes to Record 50+ Rushing Yards (Yes: -150)
Clearly, Patrick Mahomes is unlikely to reach 50 rushing yards. But Jalen Hurts has exceeded 50 yards in many games this season. He’ll be healthier than he’s been in the postseason, and if he’s able to get at least ten carries, you’d think he’d be able to score 50 yards rushing against the Chiefs.
31. A.J. Brown 4+ Receptions, Travis Kelce 5+ Receptions (Yes: -200)
You can parlay the two best receivers to earn a combined nine catches. Brown and Kelce earn plenty of targets per game and will be x-factors for their team’s offenses moving forward.
Kelce earned 25 targets over the first two games, and A.J. Brown will be used much more when the Eagles play a closer game down the stretch. At -200, I still think there’s value there.
30. Jason Kelce + Travis Kelce to Score 1 Touchdown Each (Yes: +15000)
Jason Kelce is a center. If you even think about betting on this prop, you’re burning your money. But it’s hilarious that FanDuel even has it listed. That would be quite the fairytale game for the Kelces if that happened. But don’t bet on it.
The Greatest Bets at Caesars
29. Miles Sanders & Jalen Hurts Each Over 59.5 Rushing Yards (Yes: +325)
The Eagles should end up giving Sanders and Hurts a combined 25 rushing attempts. Kansas City’s run defense is weaker than its pass defense. Why not give this play a shot? It seems like an EV-type play.
28. Dallas Goedert First Eagles Player With Reception in Super Bowl LVII (Yes: +360)
I kept saying he A.J. Brown would likely get the party starter for the Eagles. The Eagles like to get Brown feeling it early. Meanwhile, Goedert is more of a drive finisher. He’s big around the red zone but probably won’t get the first reception. This is a bet I’d stay away from, but it’s an intriguing one.
27. Patrick Mahomes Completion Over 49.5 Yards (Yes: +650)
Mahomes has made some big plays down the field throughout his career. But he doesn’t have Tyreek Hill anymore. His main target is Travis Kelce, which isn’t a bad thing. It’s just that Kelce is probably not going to earn a 50-yard reception. Marquez Valdes-Scnatling likely gives Mahomes the best shot at this, but he’ll probably only see five targets throughout the game.
26. Any Player to Have 216+ Receiving Yards (Yes: +1500)
Why can’t those Eagles receivers feast against the rookie corners of the Chiefs? A.J. Brown has been a bit injured recently and hasn’t been getting a ton of targets. But in a closer game, where both teams need to make things happen offensively, Brown would be the one guy I’d consider to hit the 216-yard mark.
It’s a long shot. But I’d put my money on Brown to make this happen.
25. Travis Kelce Receiving Yards vs. Jason Kelce Snaps Played (Travis Kelce Receiving Yards -6.5: -140 | Jason Kelce Snaps Played +6.5: +110)
I’ve got Travis breaking out for a 100-yard receiving day. I like him to get plenty of targets and receptions and be the blanket for Mahomes in this game.
I’d be highly impressed if Jason Kelce plays close to 100 snaps. The Eagles would have to have multiple 15-play drives for that, and Philadelphia is way too dynamic offensively for their drives to stall.
24. Cincinnati Men’s Basketball +3.5 Points on Feb 11 or Travis Kelce Receiving Yards (Cincinnati +3.5: -115 | Kelce -3.5: -115)
The juice on these props is sad. But this is still a great bet. Kelce went to Cincinnati for college. The basketball team is home against South Florida on Saturday, February 11. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Bearcats add 80 against South Florida. Can Kelce get over 80 receiving yards?
I think so. Like I’ve said many times, I’ve got Kelce clawing to nearly 100 yards.
23. Joel Embiid Points + Rebounds on Feb 11 or Dallas Goedert Receiving Yards (Embiid +1.5: +100) | Goedert Receiving Yards -1.5: -130)
The 76ers will take on the Brooklyn Nets. The Nets won’t have Durant and don’t have Kyrie Irving anymore. Yet, the defense has been impressive this year, with Nic Claxton putting in the work. Goedert is a touchdown threat but probably won’t be a receiving-yard threat in this game.
I’d take Embiid against the Nets over Goedert.
22. Total Field Goals Made or Total Touchdowns in Super Bowl LVII (Field Goals: +280 | Touchdowns: -360)
Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes don’t see their offenses struggle very often. These are two of the best offenses in the NFL. It would be fun to take a long shot on field goals made. However, under the bright lights, these kickers struggle to stay consistent. Butker and Elliott are very good. So was Maher, and now he’s made fun of.
I’d go with touchdowns, but it’s not a “lock.†This is just a fun bet to think about.
21. Jaylen Brown Points on Feb 12 or. Eagles Points in Super Bowl LVII (Brown -0.5: -115 | Eagles +0.5: -115)
Again, Caesars has these prices juiced up. They’re making money on all of these props. But if you think you have an edge, go for it. The Celtics will take on the Grizzlies. Brown averages 27 points per game, and the Eagles are expected to score about 27 points.
Who do you trust more?
20. Longest Field Goal Made or Total Points Scored (Longest Field Goal Made: +120 | Total Points Scored: -150)
The total for the Super Bowl is around 50. Will either team kick a field goal beyond 50 yards?
If you like the Over, you will likely want to take the total points scored. But if you’re betting on the Under, you’re hoping for field goals and a low-scoring game overall.
We’ll see a lower-scoring game and know that Butker and Elliott can hit from 50 yards out.
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19. Miles Sanders & Isiah Pacheco 100+ Rushing Yards Each (Yes: +2000)
Don’t count on this happening. The odds are enticing, but Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes will be the heart of their offenses on Sunday. Meanwhile, Sanders and Pacheco probably won’t even get 15 carries each in this game.
18. Each Team to Score 3+ TDs in Each Half (Yes: +10000)
The Eagles and Chiefs didn’t come close to averaging 42 points per game this year. But if you think the total could reach over 82, this is your bet.
We could see one team add three touchdowns in one half. But each half? In the Super Bowl?
17. Travis Kelce or Dallas Goedert to Score the 1st Touchdown (Yes: +400)
The tight ends have been doing damage in the postseason. Kelce and Goedert have been very reliable around the red zone early on in games. At +400 odds, this is a bet that everyone should consider taking. There’s value in knowing that both tight ends have combined for four touchdowns and lead their team in postseason receptions heading into the Super Bowl.
16. Kansas City Chiefs to Score in Every Quarter (Yes: +150)
At +150, this seems somewhat reasonable. Even three points in a quarter would do the trick. I know the Philadelphia defense is lethal, but Patrick Mahomes is also the best quarterback in the NFL and always finds a way. Both offenses must be consistent if they want to win on Sunday.
15. Philadelphia Eagles to Score in Every Quarter (Yes: +137)
The Eagles have an even higher probability of scoring in every quarter. Kansas City’s defense is a bit more inexperienced, and the Eagles are favorites to win the game outright.
Philadelphia has started each postseason game exceptionally well. They’ve been prepared. The only difference is that they’ll have to continue playing hard in the second half and won’t have a massive lead.
14. Patrick Mahomes & Jalen Hurts 250+ Passing Yards (Yes: +137)
I’d be a bit worried about Hurts here. Mahomes should be able to get to 300, but the Eagles run a lot more. Still, I suggested that A.J. Brown would be the only receiver that can get over 200 yards receiving in the Big Game. So maybe there’s a chance. At +137, you can cheer on both quarterbacks and not care who wins.
That’s fun. But it’s also like betting the Over.
13. Both Teams to Score Points in Every Quarter (Yes: +500)
The total is sitting at 50 points. There are four quarters and two teams. That would mean each team would average 6.25 points per quarter. It’s ultimately doable. Again, it’s another bet at plus money where you can cheer on both sides and not worry about who wins. You’re just looking for points.
But here’s a disclaimer: These bets sound much more manageable than they are. So bet smart.
12. Each Team to Score 2+ TDs in Each Half (Yes: +800)
If both teams scored a touchdown per quarter, we’re hitting a +800 bet. This is another bet that looks good but is extremely hard to hit.
Adding this to your betting portfolio would be fun if you want a wacky, hard, long-shot bet.
11. Travis Kelce Anytime Touchdown + Chiefs Win (Yes: +230)
It would be hard to believe that the Chiefs would win the Super Bowl without a Travis Kelce touchdown. Kelce is the heart and soul of the Kansas City offense and will get plenty of looks. If you’d rather take a gamble on Kelce scoring and the Chiefs winning, you can boost your odds compared to the +100 money line on the Chiefs.
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9. Which Team Will Win the Coin Toss (Chiefs: -105 | Eagles: -105)
It’s a 50-50 gamble with little juice. But this is always a fun prop to bet before the game begins if you’re okay with not getting the full 50% odds.
8. Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown & Travis Kelce to Each Score 1+ Touchdown (Yes: +725)
This is what they call a “square†play. But Hurts has found his way into the end zone in each postseason game, as has Travis Kelce.
I also think Brown will be healthier enough in the Super Bowl and use more than he was in the first two games. We’ve got another longshot bet that has some value.
7. Chiefs Halftime/Full time (Yes: +190)
If you like the Chiefs to dominate the entire game, you can get them at +190 to win halftime and at the end of the game.
6. Eagles Halftime/Fulltime (Yes: +140)
You can do the same thing for the Eagles on MGM. You’re also able to mix and match for much different odds. You can risk it by taking the Eagles in the first half and having the Chiefs win the game outright.
5. Travis Kelce & Isiah Pacheco to Each Score 1+ Touchdowns & Chiefs to Cover +2.5 (Yes: +450)
A lot is going on in this bet. But there’s a positive correlation. If Kelce and Pacheco score touchdowns, the Chiefs have a better chance at covering that +2.5 spread.
4. A.J. Brown & DeVonta Smith Each to Score 1+ Touchdown & Eagles Win (Yes: +700)
Again, if Brown and Smith both score touchdowns, there’s a higher probability that the Eagles will win outright. It’s just that the Eagles usually run the ball a whole lot more, and finding Smith and Brown in the end zone might be challenging.
3. Miles Sanders & Isiah Pacheco Each Score 1 Touchdown and 51+ Total Points Scored (Yes: +500)
In most scenarios, having the two starting running backs score touchdowns is always positive. But Pacheco and Sanders won’t get an insane amount of volume with their rushing attempts. Still, both defenses have been weaker against the run throughout the season.
This is a fun bet to think about; at the end of the day, 50 yards isn’t that many. A touchdown around the goal line for both running backs isn’t out of the question, either.
2. Will the opening Kickoff be a Touchback? (Yes: -165 | No: +130)
There has been a touchback in over 60% of regular season games this year. But not in the Super Bowl. In 28 of the last 31 Super Bowl games, the kickoff has been returned. You can get plus money on something that hits over 90% of the time.
1. Outcome of First Drive (Punt: +100 | Offensive Touchdown: +275 | Field Goal Attempt: +325 | Any Other Outcome: +500)
I love how they add Field Goal Attempt and not a Field Goal Make. If the kicker attempts a field goal, you will win your +325 bet.
In a game where the expectation is that we’ll see points, I’d consider taking Anytime Touchdown at +275. Both teams usually start fast offensively.
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