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Super Bowl player props are becoming the thing to bet on for the Big Game, with Super Bowl props no longer just limited to passing, rushing, and receiving yards.
Nowadays, it's touchdown scorers, derivative props, defensive stats, kicking points, and alternate totals — if it’s on the box score, it can be added to your NFL picks.
We're keeping you on top of all the major props released by Super Bowl betting sites with a live list of the best NFL odds available for Super Bowl 60.
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The Super Bowl touchdown props market is arguably the most popular prop market going, perhaps due to its simplicity: If the player you back scores a touchdown (or multiple TDs), you win.
Some sportsbooks even offer futures on touchdown props that bettors can take long before the teams are known. While anytime touchdown markets are popular, you can find longer odds on Super Bowl first touchdown props if you're looking for a bigger payout.
Passing props markets are for the quarterbacks, with Over/Under totals for markets such as:
There will also be milestone (or alt-total) markets for TDs and yards, allowing you to wager if you think a player will have an extra big game!
The most popular rushing prop is betting the Over/Under for a running back's total rushing yards — but you can also bet on:
Jason Logan's pick: Xavier Worthy Over 6.5 rushing yards (-105 at Caesars)
The rookie finished with 104 yards rushing over his 16 regular season outings — an average of 6.5 yards per game (right on the nose for this prop) — and saw his carries spike toward the end of the year when the Kansas City Chiefs really stretched their legs between Week 15 and Week 17 (rushed a collective eight times for 50 total yards). Head Coach Andy Reid is not shy about handing the ball off to a wide receiver, having done so with the likes of Skyy Moore (one run for four yards) and Rashee Rice (two runs for five yards) in his last two Super Bowl appearances — and neither of those receivers-turned-runners had Worthy's breakneck speed.
Read Jason's full Xavier Worthy predictions article
Josh Inglis' pick: Jalen Hurts Over 37.5 rushing yards (-111 at DraftKings)
He projects for 51 rushing yards on just over nine carries. The extra rest will help and so will being in a game a lot closer than the NFC title game vs. Washington. There is still a bit of a discount on this number as it closed at 39.5 in the Wild Card Round and 41.5 vs. in the Divisional Round, plus the injury discount from last week is still lingering in this number which I'd expect to close on the other side of 40. Everything is on the table for the final game for the QB who finished the year fourth in designed-run yards and sixth in scramble yards — plus he had 15 carries and 70 yards vs. KC in the Super Bowl two years ago.
Common receiving props markets (for wide receivers, tight ends, running backs, and sometimes even the QBs) include:
Jason Logan's pick: Saquon Barkley Over 12.5 receiving yards (-115 at BetMGM)
The Eagles need to get the ball in the hands of their best player any way they can. Barkley’s pass-catching hasn’t been needed much in recent weeks, but projections are all above 13 yards through the air with some close to 21 yards. The Chiefs bring pressure and Barkley is a viable checkdown option... plus he’s capable of putting this prop to bed in one catch-and-run.
-120 at Caesars)
The Super Bowl is a whole different level of pressure and scrutiny, and I see Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes leaning on their steadiest veterans. That should mean an uptick in touches for both Travis Kelce and DeAndre Hopkins. That duo was kept on ice in the AFC Championship, but don’t be surprised if the Kansas City playbook leans in their direction on key third downs.
Neil Parker's pick: A.J. Brown Over 68.5 receiving yards (-110 at Caesars)
Brown is a matchup nightmare and I fully expect this total to climb leading into Super Bowl Sunday. This is tied for his second-lowest total in this market dating back to the regular season, and he turned his eight targets into six receptions and 96 yards against the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship Game — with just two targets in the second half. I don’t envision the Eagles offense being able to take its foot off the pedal against Kansas City, and Brown should have opportunities to pad his stat line with the Chiefs keyed on running back Saquon Barkley.
Neil Parker's pick: Isiah Pacheco Under 27.5 rushing + receiving yards (+115 at Caesars)
With Kareem Hunt likely taking the lead role again Sunday, and KC running back Samaje Perine also mixing in as a pass-protection and pass-catching option, I don’t see enough touches and targets for Pachecho to top his rush + receiving yards total of 27.5. Pachecho has fallen short of that number in each of his past four games, and he’s also seen his underlying numbers take a huge hit this season.
Neil Parker's pick: Kareem Hunt Under 48.5 rushing + receiving yards (-105 at Caesars)
With the ground game likely stalling, I’m expecting Mahomes to attack through the air with short and intermediate passes because Hunt and backfield mate Isiah Pacheco are going to have a tough time picking up chunk yardage. Of course, KC running back Samaje Perine will also mix in as a pass-protection and pass-catching specialist, and I’m not convinced Pacheco won’t see an uptick in touches and targets following the two-week layoff.
Read Neil's full Kareem Hunt prop predictions article
Rohit Ponnaiya's pick: Dallas Goedert Over 51.5 receiving yards (-120 at Caesars)
Goedert had seven catches for 85 yards against Washington in the NFC Championship game despite playing through an ankle injury. He has now logged 55+ receiving yards in three of his last four games and the extra time off before the Super Bowl will help him heal up. The Chiefs surrendered a league-high 70.1 receiving yards per game to tight ends during the regular season. Steve Spagnuolo's defense blitzes at the fourth-highest rate in the NFL which will result in Hurts throwing the ball more to shorter pass options like Goedert.
Read Rohit's full Chiefs vs. Eagles prop picks article
Trevor Knapp's pick: Dallas Goedert 100+ receiving yards (+500 at Caesars)
Dallas Goedert caught six of seven targets in the first Super Bowl matchup between these two teams, and the Eagles tight end starred in last week's NFC Championship, notching 85 receiving yards in an absolute route of the Commanders. Facing a Chiefs defense that ranks dead-last in yards per route allowed to the position, Goedert should continue to thrive inside the fast track of the Caesars Superdome.
Jason Logan's pick: Kareem Hunt Over 1.5 receptions (+150 at Caesars)
Hunt drew 32 targets for 23 receptions in 13 regular season showings, an average of almost 1.8 catches per contest, while recording 2+ receptions in six of those games. His player projections for Super Bowl LIX range from 1.1 to 2.0, with my number at 1.4 grabs. Let’s not forget that Hunt was a dual-threat RB in his first two seasons in Kansas City, catching 79 passes in 27 regular season games for a collective 833 receiving yards.
Kicking props usually include:
Defensive props include things that defenders do to impact the game, such as tackles, sacks, and interceptions.
Jason Logan's pick: George Karlaftis to record a sack (+116 at Caesars)
George Karlaftis has been a postseason presence in his three years for the Chiefs, tallying seven total sacks in nine playoff games. The Super Bowl LIX projections call for 2.5 sacks from Kansas City and Karlaftis looks like he’ll be responsible for at least one of them, forecasted for 0.7 sacks – the highest sack projection for any defensive player on the field.
Rohit Ponnaiya's pick: Tershawn Wharton 1+ sacks (+200 at Caesars)
Chris Jones is the biggest name on this Kansas City Chiefs defense but fellow interior defensive lineman Tershawn Wharton has done a better job of getting to the quarterback over the last couple of months. Wharton has picked up a sack in both of KC's playoff contests, and he's now racked up at least one sack in five of his last seven games. Wharton is undersized for an interior lineman, but he has an explosive first step and does an excellent job of getting penetration.
Just because the game started doesn't mean you can't wager on player props. Watch for scenarios playing out in the game with our Super Bowl live betting strategy to find added value on player props during the game.
Popular Super Bowl player props often include:
You can bet on Super Bowl player props at pretty much every online and casino sportsbook — but some offer more props and better odds than others. Head over to our best-suggested sportsbooks to find the top Super Bowl betting sites in your area.
This article originally appeared on Covers.com, read the full article here
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Nowadays, it's touchdown scorers, derivative props, defensive stats, kicking points, and alternate totals — if it’s on the box score, it can be added to your NFL picks.
We're keeping you on top of all the major props released by Super Bowl betting sites with a live list of the best NFL odds available for Super Bowl 60.
Jump to:
- Best touchdown prop odds
- Best passing prop odds
- Best rushing prop odds
- Best receiving prop odds
- Best kicking prop odds
- Best defensive prop odds
Latest Seahawks vs Patriots player prop picks
| Writer | Prop |
|---|---|
| Jason Logan | Sam Darnold o19.5 completions (-125 at bet365) |
| Jason Logan | Rashid Shaheed o21.5 receiving yards (-110 at bet365) |
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Super Bowl player props: Touchdowns
The Super Bowl touchdown props market is arguably the most popular prop market going, perhaps due to its simplicity: If the player you back scores a touchdown (or multiple TDs), you win.
Some sportsbooks even offer futures on touchdown props that bettors can take long before the teams are known. While anytime touchdown markets are popular, you can find longer odds on Super Bowl first touchdown props if you're looking for a bigger payout.
Live Super Bowl anytime touchdown scorer odds
Super Bowl player props - Passing
Passing props markets are for the quarterbacks, with Over/Under totals for markets such as:
- Passing yards
- Passing attempts
- Passing completions
- Passing touchdowns
- Interceptions
- Longest Completion
- Passing + rushing yards
There will also be milestone (or alt-total) markets for TDs and yards, allowing you to wager if you think a player will have an extra big game!
Live Super Bowl passing touchdowns odds
Live Super Bowl passing yards odds
Live Super Bowl passing completions odds
Live Super Bowl passing attempts odds
Live Super Bowl passing and rushing yards odds
Live Super Bowl longest pass completion odds
Live Super Bowl interceptions thrown
Super Bowl player props - Rushing
The most popular rushing prop is betting the Over/Under for a running back's total rushing yards — but you can also bet on:
- Over/Under rushing attempts
- Over/Under rushing touchdowns
- Over/Under longest rushing attempt
- Milestones for attempts, yards, longest rush, and TDs
- Rushing yards per quarter
Live Super Bowl rushing + receiving yards odds
Live Super Bowl rushing yards odds
Xavier Worthy Over 6.5 rushing yards
Jason Logan's pick: Xavier Worthy Over 6.5 rushing yards (-105 at Caesars)
The rookie finished with 104 yards rushing over his 16 regular season outings — an average of 6.5 yards per game (right on the nose for this prop) — and saw his carries spike toward the end of the year when the Kansas City Chiefs really stretched their legs between Week 15 and Week 17 (rushed a collective eight times for 50 total yards). Head Coach Andy Reid is not shy about handing the ball off to a wide receiver, having done so with the likes of Skyy Moore (one run for four yards) and Rashee Rice (two runs for five yards) in his last two Super Bowl appearances — and neither of those receivers-turned-runners had Worthy's breakneck speed.
Read Jason's full Xavier Worthy predictions article
Jalen Hurts Over 37.5 rushing yards
Josh Inglis' pick: Jalen Hurts Over 37.5 rushing yards (-111 at DraftKings)
He projects for 51 rushing yards on just over nine carries. The extra rest will help and so will being in a game a lot closer than the NFC title game vs. Washington. There is still a bit of a discount on this number as it closed at 39.5 in the Wild Card Round and 41.5 vs. in the Divisional Round, plus the injury discount from last week is still lingering in this number which I'd expect to close on the other side of 40. Everything is on the table for the final game for the QB who finished the year fourth in designed-run yards and sixth in scramble yards — plus he had 15 carries and 70 yards vs. KC in the Super Bowl two years ago.
Live Super Bowl rushing attempts odds
Live Super Bowl rushing touchdowns odds
Live Super Bowl longest rush odds
Super Bowl player props - Receiving
Common receiving props markets (for wide receivers, tight ends, running backs, and sometimes even the QBs) include:
- Over/Under receiving yards
- Over/Under receptions made
- Over/Under receiving touchdowns
- Over/Under longest reception
- Most receiving yards in the game
- Milestones for receptions, yards, longest reception, and TDs
Live Super Bowl receiving yards odds
Saquon Barkley Over 12.5 receiving yards
Jason Logan's pick: Saquon Barkley Over 12.5 receiving yards (-115 at BetMGM)
The Eagles need to get the ball in the hands of their best player any way they can. Barkley’s pass-catching hasn’t been needed much in recent weeks, but projections are all above 13 yards through the air with some close to 21 yards. The Chiefs bring pressure and Barkley is a viable checkdown option... plus he’s capable of putting this prop to bed in one catch-and-run.
DeAndre Hopkins Over 12.5 receiving yards
-120 at Caesars)
The Super Bowl is a whole different level of pressure and scrutiny, and I see Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes leaning on their steadiest veterans. That should mean an uptick in touches for both Travis Kelce and DeAndre Hopkins. That duo was kept on ice in the AFC Championship, but don’t be surprised if the Kansas City playbook leans in their direction on key third downs.
A.J. Brown Over 68.5 receiving yards
Neil Parker's pick: A.J. Brown Over 68.5 receiving yards (-110 at Caesars)
Brown is a matchup nightmare and I fully expect this total to climb leading into Super Bowl Sunday. This is tied for his second-lowest total in this market dating back to the regular season, and he turned his eight targets into six receptions and 96 yards against the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship Game — with just two targets in the second half. I don’t envision the Eagles offense being able to take its foot off the pedal against Kansas City, and Brown should have opportunities to pad his stat line with the Chiefs keyed on running back Saquon Barkley.
Isiah Pacheco Under 27.5 rushing + receiving yards
Neil Parker's pick: Isiah Pacheco Under 27.5 rushing + receiving yards (+115 at Caesars)
With Kareem Hunt likely taking the lead role again Sunday, and KC running back Samaje Perine also mixing in as a pass-protection and pass-catching option, I don’t see enough touches and targets for Pachecho to top his rush + receiving yards total of 27.5. Pachecho has fallen short of that number in each of his past four games, and he’s also seen his underlying numbers take a huge hit this season.
Neil Parker's pick: Kareem Hunt Under 48.5 rushing + receiving yards (-105 at Caesars)
With the ground game likely stalling, I’m expecting Mahomes to attack through the air with short and intermediate passes because Hunt and backfield mate Isiah Pacheco are going to have a tough time picking up chunk yardage. Of course, KC running back Samaje Perine will also mix in as a pass-protection and pass-catching specialist, and I’m not convinced Pacheco won’t see an uptick in touches and targets following the two-week layoff.
Read Neil's full Kareem Hunt prop predictions article
Dallas Goedert Over 51.5 receiving yards
Rohit Ponnaiya's pick: Dallas Goedert Over 51.5 receiving yards (-120 at Caesars)
Goedert had seven catches for 85 yards against Washington in the NFC Championship game despite playing through an ankle injury. He has now logged 55+ receiving yards in three of his last four games and the extra time off before the Super Bowl will help him heal up. The Chiefs surrendered a league-high 70.1 receiving yards per game to tight ends during the regular season. Steve Spagnuolo's defense blitzes at the fourth-highest rate in the NFL which will result in Hurts throwing the ball more to shorter pass options like Goedert.
Read Rohit's full Chiefs vs. Eagles prop picks article
Dallas Goedert 100+ receiving yards
Trevor Knapp's pick: Dallas Goedert 100+ receiving yards (+500 at Caesars)
Dallas Goedert caught six of seven targets in the first Super Bowl matchup between these two teams, and the Eagles tight end starred in last week's NFC Championship, notching 85 receiving yards in an absolute route of the Commanders. Facing a Chiefs defense that ranks dead-last in yards per route allowed to the position, Goedert should continue to thrive inside the fast track of the Caesars Superdome.
Live Super Bowl receptions odds
Kareem Hunt Over 1.5 receptions
Jason Logan's pick: Kareem Hunt Over 1.5 receptions (+150 at Caesars)
Hunt drew 32 targets for 23 receptions in 13 regular season showings, an average of almost 1.8 catches per contest, while recording 2+ receptions in six of those games. His player projections for Super Bowl LIX range from 1.1 to 2.0, with my number at 1.4 grabs. Let’s not forget that Hunt was a dual-threat RB in his first two seasons in Kansas City, catching 79 passes in 27 regular season games for a collective 833 receiving yards.
Live Super Bowl receiving touchdowns odds
Super Bowl player props - Kicking
Kicking props usually include:
- Over/Under total points scored by the kicker (three points for made field goals and one point for made extra-point attempts)
- Over/Under for the total amount of field goals made
- Over/Under Longest field goal made
Live Super Bowl extra points made odds
Live Super Bowl field goals made odds
Live Super Bowl total kicking points odds
Super Bowl player props - Defense
Defensive props include things that defenders do to impact the game, such as tackles, sacks, and interceptions.
Live Super Bowl to record a sack odds
George Karlaftis to record a sack
Jason Logan's pick: George Karlaftis to record a sack (+116 at Caesars)
George Karlaftis has been a postseason presence in his three years for the Chiefs, tallying seven total sacks in nine playoff games. The Super Bowl LIX projections call for 2.5 sacks from Kansas City and Karlaftis looks like he’ll be responsible for at least one of them, forecasted for 0.7 sacks – the highest sack projection for any defensive player on the field.
Tershawn Wharton 1+ sacks
Rohit Ponnaiya's pick: Tershawn Wharton 1+ sacks (+200 at Caesars)
Chris Jones is the biggest name on this Kansas City Chiefs defense but fellow interior defensive lineman Tershawn Wharton has done a better job of getting to the quarterback over the last couple of months. Wharton has picked up a sack in both of KC's playoff contests, and he's now racked up at least one sack in five of his last seven games. Wharton is undersized for an interior lineman, but he has an explosive first step and does an excellent job of getting penetration.
Live Super Bowl to record an interception odds
Live Super Bowl tackles and assists odds
How to bet on Super Bowl player props
Just because the game started doesn't mean you can't wager on player props. Watch for scenarios playing out in the game with our Super Bowl live betting strategy to find added value on player props during the game.
Popular Super Bowl player props often include:
- Touchdown props
- Passing props
- Rushing props
- Receiving props
- Kicking props
- Defensive props
Where can I bet on player props?
You can bet on Super Bowl player props at pretty much every online and casino sportsbook — but some offer more props and better odds than others. Head over to our best-suggested sportsbooks to find the top Super Bowl betting sites in your area.
This article originally appeared on Covers.com, read the full article here
Continue reading...
