The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers will meet in the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 11th. While many will start wagering as the game approaches, some of the best lines can be found now before they get skewed by public action. Below, we will take a look at some of the best plays. Additionally, PrizePicks is offering Patrick Mahomes over 0.5 pass yards. Ensure you make that part of one of your plays.
Here are the four best PrizePicks plays for the Super Bowl.
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The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers will meet in the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 11th. While many will start wagering as the game approaches, some of the best lines can be found now before they get skewed by public action. Below, we will take a look at some of the best plays. Additionally, PrizePicks is offering Patrick Mahomes over 0.5 pass yards. Ensure you make that part of one of your plays.
Here are the four best PrizePicks plays for the Super Bowl.
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Pacheco averaged just 2.8 yards per carry, but he fought for 68 yards and a touchdown against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. He's now rushed for at least 68 yards in four consecutive games, as he continues to be a focal point of the Chiefs' offense.
In the Super Bowl, he will face a defense that was exposed a bit by the Detroit Lions last week. The Lions finished the game with 182 rushing yards on 29 carries. That's an average of 6.2 yards per carry.
Pacheco averaged 4.6 yards per attempt in the regular season. He's averaging 4.0 per attempt in the postseason. If the Chiefs don't fall behind by too much in this game, he could clear this number by 30 yards.
After all his troubles in the regular season, Kelce has turned it on in the playoffs. He was targeted 11 times on Sunday. He ended with 11 catches for 116 yards and one touchdown.
Sam LaPorta just caught nine passes for 97 yards in the NFC Championship game against the 49ers. The Chiefs are going to watch the film from that game and try to exploit whatever weakness Detroit found.
Kelce is Patrick Mahomes' top target, and that has never been more clear than in the last three games. Even if the 49ers prevent Kelce from having a huge day when it comes to yards, they're not going to be able to stop him from catching passes.
The Super Bowl is the most bet sporting event every year. The public loves to bet the over, so generally, it'd be best to wait to get in on a quarterback's under. However, Purdy presents a unique scenario.
Many are wondering how good Purdy is, even as he leads the 49ers into the Super Bowl this weekend. He threw for just 267 yards against the Lions' weak secondary last weekend, and he faces a much bigger challenge in the Super Bowl.
The Chiefs are allowing just 181.5 passing yards per game this season. They made Lamar Jackson look very mediocre for the majority of the AFC Championship game. Even if the public backs the over in this game, it's likely Purdy's total drops. And we don't want to get in any lower than 249.5.
This line isn't going to change, but it is worth playing early anyway. Points aren't going to be easy to come by in this game, and both of these coaches are experienced enough to know that the only way to win a game is to outscore the other team.
Moody has made three 50+ yard field goals this season. But he's not the one to rely on with this bet. Butker is 12-of-12 on kicks of 40 or more yards this season, including a perfect 5-for-5 from 50 yards or more.
The 49ers' defense did a good job of getting the Lions in bad yardage situations once they crossed the 50. However, the Lions had no confidence in their kicker on fourth down. That isn't the case for the Chiefs. And if the 49ers are in 4th and long from the Chiefs' 35, they will run their young kicker out there as well, even if they're not as confident as the Chiefs are in Butker.
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