A First Look at the Super Bowl Pro Bets for Kansas City

On February 11, the Kansas City Chiefs search for their second straight Lombardi Trophy. Because of that there is no lack of Super Bowl 58 prop betting lines available for the Chiefs.

Check out the Kansas City prop bets that MyBookie offers for the Big Game plus an analysis for the top 10 KC props that should be on your Super Bowl betting radar.

A First Look at Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl Prop Bets | MyBookie AFC Preview for the Props of the Big Game

Super Bowl LVIII | 58th edition of the annual league championship game of the National Football League
Kansas City Chiefs at Kansas City Chiefs
ATS Odds: 49ers -2
Money line Odds: Kansas City Chiefs Line: +110 / Kansas City Chiefs Line: -130
Over/Under Odds: 47.5

Sunday, February 11th, 2024 at 6:30 pm ET | CBS
Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV

Top 10 Kansas City Chiefs’ Prop Bets

Patrick Mahomes under 260.5 passing yards -115

Andy Reid doesn’t call games the same way he used to. Mahomes can light it up, throwing for 400 yards and 3 to 4 TDs a game, but Kansas City’s HC doesn’t want to play that way anymore.

Reid’s pace of play-calling should lead to under 260.5 passing yards. Mahomes goes under.

Mahomes over 1.5 passing TDs -115

It’s difficult seeing Mahomes not throwing for at least 2 touchdowns. Travis Kelce could have a big game and Reid will throw in a wrinkle, a pass to Clyde-Edwards Helaire or a lineman near the goal line, to throw Steve Wilks’ defense off.

Isaiah Pacheco over 89.5 rushing + receiving yards -115

The San Francisco D has given up a lot of rushing yards to Aaron Jones and David Montgomery in the 49ers’ last couple of games. We should expect the Niners to struggle against the rush. At least, they may struggle early.

Pacheco will get enough carries, and a possible catch or two out of the backfield or in a swing route, to eclipse this total for sure. Isaiah might eclipse it in the first half.

Patrick Mahomes over 25.5 rushing yards -110

Mahomes will use his legs. Donovan Smith, although a good left tackle, will struggle against Nick Bosa. Not only that, but Andy Reid is going to call plenty of plays that roll Patrick out of the pocket and give him the option to pass or run.

This is one of those Super Bowl props that should be at the top of your list to play.

Travis Kelce over 72.5 receiving yards -110

The funny thing about rolling out Mahomes is that Travis Kelce adjusts to where Patrick is on the field. The pair have such a good rapport that when Reid calls a Mahomes roll out play, the second or third option will be to throw to Kelce.

Mahomes is an expert at rushing right up to the line and then tossing the pigskin without breaching the line of scrimmage. Expect Kelce to pick up plenty of yards on plays like that.

Kelce over 6.5 receptions -160

Travis will also pick up a few catches, likely 3 to 4, on Mahomes rollouts or pocket pressure escapes.

So if Kelce picks up a few catches when Patrick improvise, he should easily eclipse 7 catches. Think 8 to 10 and possibly 11.

Isaiah Pacheco over 3.5 receptions +114

Reid will have Pacheco help on Bosa and then move out 5 yards to catch the pass. As long as the Chiefs block Bosa and Chase Young, they should be okay in the passing game because Fred Warner and the linebackers must consider the rush.

4 receptions is more than possible for Isaiah Pacheco.

Kelce 80+ receiving yards +145

The Kelce player props keep coming. Kelce is one of the best players in the NFL at running after the catch. Travis should have no issue picking up at least 85 to 90, not 100 yards.

The main reason is because he’s going to get plenty of catches and even Fred Warner, who might cover Kelce, will struggle to bring down Big Travis.

Rashee Rice 70+ receiving yards +105

Rice has become Patrick Mahomes top passing target. Jared Goff threw for 273 yards against the San Francisco defense.

Although Patrick Mahomes won’t throw for more than 250 to 255, at least 71 of those yards will go to Rashee Rice. Rice could broach 71 yards on 2 to 3 catches.

Pacheco 80+ rushing yards +150

Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones rushed for 108 versus the 49ers. David Montgomery with the Detroit Lions rushed for 93.

Pacheco should have no issue rushing for at least 81. The SF rush defense hasn’t played stellar ball and Steve Wilks, the defensive coordinator, must be wary of KC’s passing attack.

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57th Super Bowl Odds: A First Look at the Pro Bets for the Kansas City Chiefs

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The KC Chiefs head to Super Bowl 57 on Sunday hoping to win their second title since 2020. Like in every SB, there are plenty of Super Bowl odds proposition options for us to score profit.

Not all KC props are the same, which is why you should keep reading to find out the top Kansas City props to consider Super Bowl betting heading into the game.

Super Bowl Odds A First Look at the Pro Bets for the Kansas City Chiefs

Super Bowl Odds A First Look at the Pro Bets for the Kansas City Chiefs

When: Sunday, February 12, 2023.
Where: State Farm Stadium in Phoenix, AZ

Time: 6:30 PM EST
TV: FOX

Player to score the first touchdown TE Travis Kelce +700

The odds on the best tight-end in NFL history to score the first touchdown makes TK almost impossible not to bet.

The reason to pick Travis is because even if the Eagles’ terrific pass defense double-teams him, Kelce can make the catch. Also, Mecole Hardman is out and Juju Smith-Schuster is banged up. So Andy Reid will design more than one touchdown play that goes to Kelce.

Patrick Mahomes passing touchdowns over 1.5 -250

Mahomes is the best quarterback in the league playing for one of the NFL’s greatest offensive masterminds. No doubt, Reid is going to lean on Mahomes’ arm to get points. Expect at least 2 TD passes. 3 to 4 is not impossible.

Patrick Mahomes passing yards over 290.5 -120

Magic Mahomes averages around 289 passing yards per game. We should expect the great one to eclipse his average in this because he has had so much time to design ways to break down the Eagles’ top rated pass defense.

Isaiah Pacheco rushing + receiving yards over 69.5 -110

Pacheco and Jerrick McKinnon have nagging injuries. Both should play. Isaiah runs a 4.3 40-yard dash. He faces a defense that allows over 121 rushing yards per game.

If Pacheco sees daylight, he could take any carry to the house. So going over the 69.5 yards is a no-brainer because Isaiah could get that in a single carry.

Not only that, but because Hardman is out, Reid for sure will have designed a few plays where Pacheco catches the ball in space. The Kansas City head coach will use every available weapon at Mahomes’ disposal to put points on the board.

Travis Kelce receptions over 7.5 +120

It’s takes 3 people to cover Travis Kelce. The Eagles can’t afford to put 3 d-backs on TK because Pacheco is such a threat.

Also, Mahomes’ ankle should be better, meaning if the Chiefs spend too much time worrying about KC’s tight-end, Mahomes will burn Philly with the rush. Kelce should catch ten passes in Super Bowl 57.

Harrison Butker field goals made over 1.5 -150

Kansas City is the highest-scoring team in the NFL. The Chiefs average over 29 points per game. The Eagles have a decent defense, which means KC won’t score a TD on every drive.

But Kansas City should move into field goal range on most of their drives. In addition, Butker has a big leg. Harrison to kick over 1.5 field goals seems like a lock.

A First Look At 2017 Super Bowl Prop Bets For New England Patriots

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Super Bowl 51 goes this weekend in Houston, and one of the participants is a team that has been there on a regular basis over the past 10 to 15 years. The New England Patriots have become a Super Bowl Staple, and whether you love them or hate them, you need to respect what they have been able to do during the Brady/Belichick era. This will be their 7th appearance during that reign, and Tom Brady will have the opportunity to fill one hand with championship rings should his team be able to get past the Falcons this coming Sunday. This has all the makings of a game for the ages, and regardless of whether you believe the Patriots will win or lose, you can still make money on them by playing the prop bets that are available. Before you wager on NFL playoffs, it is time to to cash in on updated Super Bowl 51 promos.

A First Look At Super Bowl Prop Bets For New England Patriots

SB51 New England Patriots Game Props

The Falcons offense is the one that is getting all the love heading into the big game, but we shouldn’t forget how good the New England Patriots attack has looked this postseason. If you like Brady and company to score first, you can wager on that, and you can also wager on whether that score will be a TD or a field goal.

This offense is perhaps a little more balanced than the Falcons, which is why the running game props might be worth looking at. That said, if the Falcons get out to an early lead, Brady may be asked to open up the passing game, which could see the total offensive yards through the air start to take an upwards tick.

There are a lot of defensive props available for the Patriots in Super Bowl 51, and those are sure to draw a lot of attention given that this was the best defense in the NFL this season. Will they be able to get to Matt Ryan, and if so, how often will the defense create turnovers, and will they be able to add to the point total by scoring a defensive TD? These are just some of the many game props available for the New England Patriots.

SB51 New England Patriots Player Props

It’s no real surprise that much of the focus in the Patriots player props falls on Tom Brady. This team tends to go as he does, and you can wager on the total yards he throws for, number of TD’s, and whether he might even toss an INT or two.

The Patriots receiving group does not really feature a go to guy like the Falcons have with Julio Jones. That may be a good thing for those of you who want to wager on several different players. Chris Hogan and Julian Edelman figure to be the biggest threats, and there are a lot of props to play between those two.

The same rules apply with the running game, with all kinds of different prop bets available for Dion Lewis, LeGarrette Blount, and James White. You can choose to focus on just one of those guys, or spread your wagering money across all of them.