There is no single betting event in the world like the Super Bowl.
This is the biggest opportunity for sports bettors to take action. Of course, the heart of Super Bowl betting comes in the form of prop bets, with endless possibilities ranging from the typical football bet to the absurd.
We’ll look at three prop bets based on both footballs. san francisco 49ers and kansas city chiefs It looks like a sure bet for Sunday’s Super Bowl LVIII.All odds are as follows Our friends at DraftKings Sportsbook. We’ll do three from each team, starting with the 49ers.
Brock Purdy, -3.5 rush attempts, below -150, above +120:
Like here. He had 11 total hurries in the 49ers’ two playoff games, five against Detroit and six against Green Bay. This line was established based on Purdy’s running trends throughout the season. He had more than 3.5 rushing attempts four times this season. But he’s been making plays with his feet in the postseason, and we can see the 49ers looking to continue that success on Sunday.
George Kittle, receiving yards, 49.5, over/under -115
We like to try again. Kittle has the third-highest receiving yardage total among the 49ers behind wide receivers Brandon Aiyuk (60.5) and Deebo Samuel (58.5). Kittle is a big-game performer and will be determined to outdo his good friend Travis Kelce in the premier tight end battle. Kittle had 11 of 18 games this season (including the postseason) with over 49.5 yards. He has exceeded that total in nine of his last 12 games. There are many reasons to cancel.
Fred Warner, MVP, 12-1
MVP bets are essentially lottery tickets, so it’s always wise to look for the long shot. The 49ers have many offensive stars and many MVP candidates. But if the 49ers win, which I think they will, it will likely be because they lock up Kansas City’s star quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Warner is a dynamic defensive player and linebacker who is one of the mainstays on this team. I could see him playing a monster game. of course. There have been nine defensive MVPs in Super Bowl 57, but it’s been eight years since that last happened. This is quite possible, so why not?
Travis Kelce, first TD scorer, +750
This seems like exactly what’s going to happen. Kelce went scoreless in seven games, but has scored three touchdowns in the last two games, and he and Mahomes are a special and historic duo in the postseason. You can see Andy Reid wanting to put Kelce in the end zone to start the game and score Toney. And if that happens, the world will fall into chaos.
Marquez Valdes-Scantling, receiving yards, 19.5, over/under -115
let’s go. Kelce and Laci Rice are Mahomes’ top targets, and MVS has struggled this season. But the Chiefs’ final offensive play, a 32-yard first down conversion from Mahomes to Valdes-Scantling, won the game and sealed the AFC Championship in Baltimore. This game sees Reed dialing up some plays for his MVS. He has great speed, so the Chiefs all need to play him once or twice to make this happen.
Isaiah Pacheco, MVP, 28-1
If the Chiefs win, it’s likely because Mahomes has a big game and he wins his third Super Bowl MVP. But again, we’re looking for a lottery ticket. Pacheco, the Chiefs’ second-year running back, has great value at these odds. With him healthy, Kansas City’s offense got better in the second half of the season and in the postseason. He runs with a purpose and is a weapon in the receiving game. If Pacheco scores a few touchdowns, he could be the big winner.
