2025 Super Bowl Prop Bets and Predictions

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The 2025 Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles promises an epic showdown with endless betting opportunities.

Whether you’re a professional bettor or a casual fan looking to add to your up-and-coming bankroll, Super Bowl prop bets offer something for everyone. We’ve compiled a list of the best prop bets for Super Bowl 59, including player, game, funny, and cross-sport options.

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Super Bowl 59 Prop Bets

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Super Bowl 59 Player Prop Bets

The following SB 59 prop bets focus on the best player props for the big game:

Jalen Hurts Over 214.5 Passing Yards (-110)

Jalen Hurts is known more for his rushing than his passing ability, but his dual-threat nature was on display in the Eagles’ NFC Championship Game thrashing of the Washington Commanders. Hurts threw for 246 yards and racked up 4 total touchdowns – including 3 rushing – in Philly’s 55-23 victory.

Hurts has battled some injuries this season, and his passing numbers were a bit down in light of the Eagles’ immense success in the running game. Saquon Barkley’s arrival has taken the pressure off of Hurts and the passing attack, but they’re still capable of doing damage through the air when required.

With AJ Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert in the mix, the Eagles still have more than enough talent to gash you through the air, even if the ground game isn’t humming. The Chiefs will focus their efforts on trying to keep Barkley in check, and I wouldn’t be surprised if the Eagles got Hurts and the passing game heavily involved from the jump. I like the over on Hurts’ modest passing yardage prop.

Prediction: Over 214.5 Passing Yards (-110)

Kareem Hunt Under 44.5 Rushing Yards (-110)

Even with Isiah Pacheco back from injury, Kareem Hunt seems to have established himself as the Chiefs’ first-choice running back. Pacheco hasn’t quite rounded into form after suffering a leg fracture earlier in the year, though Hunt’s arrival has proven to be crucial to the Chiefs’ quest for an unprecedented third straight Super Bowl title.

Most of the Chiefs’ offense focuses on Mahomes making plays, but they still need a reliable rushing attack if they’re going to keep opposing defenses honest. In Kansas City’s narrow 32-29 win over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship Game, Hunt carried the ball 17 times for 64 yards and a touchdown. Pacheco, meanwhile, got just 5 carries and totaled a meager 12 yards.

I think Hunt will be the starter again in the Super Bowl, but the Eagles have been a suffocating run defense for most of the season. Brian Robinson Jr. and the Commanders got absolutely nothing going on the ground in the last game, and we know the Chiefs will put the ball in Mahomes’ hands when it’s nut-cuttin’ time.

I like the under on Hunt’s rushing yardage prop.

Prediction: Under 44.5 Rushing Yards (-110)

Travis Kelce Over 60.5 Receiving Yards (-110)

Travis Kelce continues to be Patrick Mahomes’ go-to target, especially in critical moments. With the Eagles focusing on slowing down the deep threats, Kelce should find opportunities in the intermediate game to rack up yards.

For whatever reason, Kelce has a knack for getting himself open in the middle of the field. You’d think opposing defenses would try and account for the future Hall-of-Fame tight end rumbling down the seam, but part of his greatness is his ability to find soft spots. Mahomes, of course, knows exactly when and where to find Kelce, and these 2 have connected for several big plays in Super Bowls past.

Even at this advanced stage of his career, I expect Kelce to show up in a big way on Super Bowl Sunday.

Prediction: Over 60.5 Receiving Yards (-110)

Super Bowl 59 Game Prop Bets

The following SB 59 prop bets focus on the best overall props for the big game:

Both Teams to Score 25+ Points (+320)

The Chiefs and Eagles are two of the most explosive offenses in the league. With playmakers like Hurts, Mahomes, and Kelce on the field, a high-scoring affair is likely.

Let’s look no further than Super Bowl 57, which featured these same 2 teams. That game was a bona fide shootout, and the Chiefs eventually won by a final score of 38-35. Mahomes threw 3 touchdown passes in that one, while Hurts accounted for 4 touchdowns for the Eagles, including 3 rushing scores.

Barkley’s arrival means this version of the Birds’ offense is even more explosive than the one we saw matched up with the Chiefs a couple of years ago. While we’ve seen Kansas City’s offensive efficiency slow a bit this season, this is the healthiest they’ve been for most of the campaign. Kelce speaks for himself, but arrivals like Marquise Brown and DeAndre Hopkins give Mahomes no shortage of viable options in the passing game.

At the +320 odds, I think we’re getting amazing payout potential on both teams to score at least 25 points on Sunday. It’s hard to imagine a low-scoring affair given the sheer amount of elite offensive talent on both teams.

Prediction: Yes (+320)

Both Teams to Score 1 Touchdown in Each Half (+135)

This prop hinges on consistency from both offenses, and with two elite quarterbacks leading the way, it’s a strong possibility. Both teams have the ability to sustain drives and capitalize in the red zone, making this a worthwhile bet.

Again, since we’re expecting the game to be a high-scoring one, expecting each team to find the end zone at least once per half isn’t too much to ask. The over/under for Super Bowl 59 is set at 48.5 points, which is one of the loftier marks we’ve seen in recent years. This game will also take place at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. That means weather won’t be a factor, which generally bodes well for offensive production.

The +135 odds on both teams to score at least one touchdown in each half makes this a compelling bet.

Prediction: Yes (+135)

Team to Score the Longest TD: Eagles (-115)

While the Chiefs have the potential to make big plays, there isn’t a team in football that looks more explosive than the Eagles do right now. Hurts is capable of connecting with Brown or Smith on a big passing play, but Barkley’s presence is what really tips the scales in Philadelphia’s favor when it comes to deciding which team will score the longest TD of Super Bowl 59.

As we’ve seen consistently all year, Barkley is likely the NFL’s preeminent home-run threat. His ability to bounce runs to the outside and simply blow past the opponent’s entire linebacking corps and secondary makes him a candidate to take the ball to the house any time he touches it.

The Chiefs, meanwhile, are more of a methodical offense these days. They don’t have Tyreek Hill to stretch the field, and it’s more like a death by a thousand papercuts than a team that’ll throw the ball downfield frequently. Philadelphia looks like the best bet here by a mile, yet we’re getting the same -115 odds on both teams.

Prediction: Eagles (-115)

Super Bowl 59 Funny Prop Bets

The following SB 59 prop bets are some of the funniest props available. You can check out our weirdest Super Bowl prop bets for more entertainment and betting analysis.

In case you haven’t heard, Kelce is dating Taylor Swift, who is going to be making yet another appearance at yet another Super Bowl. Some betting sites are offering some fun Swift/Kelce-themed bets, detailed below.

Kelce to Record 22+ Receiving Yards in Each Half (Yes +105, No -180)

Kelce’s reliability as a receiver makes this an intriguing prop. While 22 yards in each half may seem modest, his role in the Chiefs’ offense ensures he’ll see plenty of targets.

This Kelce and Swift prop bet is, of course, a nod to Swift’s 2012 hit song “22,” from the Red album. Since I like the value on Kelce to top 60.5 receiving yards for the game, he’s obviously going to have to top 22 receiving yards in at least one of the halves to get there.

Kelce isn’t much of a big-play threat, so I’m hoping he’ll get enough receptions over the course of the game to nudge his way past the total. I like the value on the “yes” side of this one at +105 odds.

Prediction: Yes (+105)

Anti-Hero: Hurts 300+ Pass/Rush Yards and 3+ Total Touchdowns (+1000)

While Jalen Hurts is capable of monster performances, this ambitious stat line may be too much to ask against a tough Chiefs defense. The +1000 odds reflect its longshot nature.

“Anti-Hero” is another infamous Swift song. Because she’s rooting for the Chiefs, this prop is identifying the Eagles’ QB as the “anti-hero.” The +1000 odds are especially interesting considering Hurts did hit these statistical milestones against the Chiefs in Super Bowl 57. He accounted for 4 of the Eagles’ touchdowns that day, and he totaled 374 combined passing and rushing yards.

I’m not necessarily expecting Hurts to post a duplicate stat line in the rematch, but we know it’s well within his range of outcomes. Super Bowl betting is supposed to be fun, right? You might as well take the value and hope he steps it up in a big way once again on Sunday.

Prediction: Yes (+1000)

Chiefs to Have a Turnover on Downs (+120)

The Chiefs’ aggressive style on 4th down could lead to a turnover on downs, especially against the Eagles’ stout defense. At +120, this bet offers solid value.

Teams are going for it on 4th down now more than they ever have in the history of the league. We know Andy Reid isn’t afraid to be aggressive, and being aggressive comes with obvious risks. I think the Chiefs are likely to turn it over on downs at least once in this one, especially given the quality of the Eagles’ resurgent defense.

Prediction: Yes (+120)

Super Bowl 59 Cross-Sport Prop Bets

The following SB 59 prop bets focus on the combination of the Super Bowl and other major sporting events taking place this weekend. You can dive deeper into our Super Bowl Cross Sports prop bets blog for more betting options:

Mahomes Completions vs Jayson Tatum Total Points (Mahomes +1.5 -115)

Mahomes’ efficiency in the passing game makes him a solid choice to cover the +1.5 completions spread against Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum’s points total. I’d expect Mahomes to enjoy his usual efficiency on Sunday, while Tatum and the Celtics get a matchup against the Miami Heat earlier in the day.

Miami is a quality defensive team, but they’re not quite as stingy on that end of the floor without Jimmy Butler. By the time that game rolls around, Butler will either still be suspended by the Heat, or he’ll be on another team via trade. So, Tatum should find himself in a favorable spot against some of the Heat’s weaker defenders.

As one of the NBA’s premier scorers, I’ll side with Tatum to finish the game with more points than Mahomes’ total number of completions in Super Bowl 59.

Prediction: Tatum (-115)

Patrick Mahomes Passing Yards First Half vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Total Points (Mahomes +1.5 -115)

While Mahomes could rack up significant yards early, the Thunder’s scoring potential against the Kings makes them a likely winner in this cross-sport prop.

The Kings aren’t a particularly good defensive team, while the Thunder have emerged as one of the NBA’s most efficient offenses. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is going to have a field day against a Sacramento outfit offering very little resistance these days.

Give me the Thunder here at the same -115 odds.

Prediction: Oklahoma City Thunder (-115)

Patrick Mahomes to Win Super Bowl MVP and Jordan Spieth to Finish Top 20 at Waste Management Open (+600)

While Mahomes winning MVP is plausible, Jordan Spieth finishing top 20 at a competitive tournament like the Waste Management Open makes this parlay a risky bet.

Spieth was once one of the most promising young talents on the PGA Tour, but he’s struggled to replicate that form as his career has progressed. That said, he has enjoyed some success at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. He took a sixth-place showing last year after finishing 14-under par, and he’s averaged a 17th-place finish over the course of his career.

Mahomes, meanwhile, has won Super Bowl MVP in each of the Chiefs’ 3 recent title runs. While betting against Kansas City has not been a profitable endeavor over the years, I do think the Eagles pose a real threat to their quest for a 3rd straight championship.

Because I think the Eagles will win on Sunday, I’ll take the “no” side of this cross-sport Super Bowl prop.

Prediction: No (-1000)

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