Funniest Super Bowl Prop Bets For SB 59

There’s nothing better than funny Super Bowl prop bets. They make the biggest NFL game of the year more exciting, they typically offer alluring odds, and it’s even more hilarious when they actually hit.

If you want to bet on the funniest Super Bowl 59 props, just make sure you’re using the best NFL odds you can find.

Whatever you intend on doing, I’ve compiled a list of my personal favorites. Of course, if you want to simply bet on the Big Game itself, check out our Super Bowl 59 predictions post.

Fun Super Bowl Prop Bets

Check out the funniest Super Bowl prop bets courtesy of the top sports betting sites:

I gathered my favorite 10 funny props for Super Bowl 59, but I can assure you that there are more where these came from. They also come from several different Super Bowl sportsbooks, so if you keep searching you will find some wagers you never thought could even exist.

The weird Super Bowl props seen above are the best of the best, though, at least in my opinion. I do think some may actually be worth betting on, too.

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The Funniest Super Bowl Prop Bets For 2025

Check out our predictions for the funniest Super Bowl prop bets:

If Chiefs Win, Will Andy Reid Say Burger?

• Yes (-300)
• No (+220)

Andy Reid has won four Super Bowls now. Each time, the reporters ask him after the game what he’ll do next and he always says he’ll eat a cheeseburger.

This is basically his catchphrase at this point, so it’d be shocking if he didn’t say it. The only two things I believe could disrupt this bet are 1. KC not winning or 2. Reid doing a weird promo with some health food company where he says he’s going to eat a bowl of lettuce and turns to the camera and winks.

But really, the man loves himself a good burger, and Kansas City is favored to win. The math is mathing.

Bet: Yes (-300)

Will a Player Be Ejected For Fighting?

• Yes (+725)
• No (-1800)

It feels pretty unlikely that a player would do enough to get himself ejected while playing for a Lombardi Trophy. However, emotions run high in professional football, and this certainly is a fun Super Bowl prop to consider.

The +725 odds alone make it viable, especially when you consider how often referees call late hit penalties (and particularly in favor of KC). If you get two fouls, you’re gone. And that’s not even including players possibly getting heated and throwing fists prior to getting tossed.

It’s not like this hasn’t happened before, either. Bruce Irvin got ejected from Super Bowl XLIX, and we’ve certainly seen players tossed in playoff games. I tend to think the refs will give everyone a long leash considering the magnitude of the game, but as far as wild Super Bowl prop bets go, this is one I’d be okay going after.

Bet: Yes (+725)

Will the Power Go Out During the Super Bowl?

• Yes (+1600)
• No (-15000)

Anytime there is actually a precedent for a crazy Super Bowl wager, we should at least make note of it. I agree that normally I’d be against betting on the power going out during the biggest NFL game of the year, but this is something that literally happened.

Remember back in Super Bowl XLVII when the power went out. Some argued that ended up benefiting the San Francisco 49ers, who were getting smoked and managed to utilize that layoff to pull themselves back into the game.

Could we get another #LightsOutGate in Super Bowl 59? Just consider this scenario; the Eagles race out to a 24-0 lead and the NFL panics with their golden boy Patrick Mahomes about to drop to 3-2 in the Big Game.

It’s not impossible. However, this feels less tangible than a player getting frustrated and getting ejected. We have seen a lot of players ejected from games over the years, while game-halting lighting issues simply don’t happen nearly as much.

Bet: No (-15000)

Will Taylor Swift Say the Game is Rigged if Chiefs Lose?

• Yes (+1000)

This Taylor Swift prop bet feels like a marriage between Taylor Swift’s popularity due to appearing at Chiefs games, and some celebrity spouses being outspoken after championship games in the past.

The two most famous ones are Steph Curry’s wife saying the game was rigged after Golden State lost to the Cavs one year, while Tom Brady’s wife complained about his teammates dropping passes in another.

Swift has not been that outspoken about any of the games; she just attends them. It’s not impossible for her to take to social media if her boyfriend’s team loses, but it’d be a bit surprising (and ironic).

Bet: N/A

Will Any Player Wear a WWE Title Belt After the Game?

• Yes (+550)

I love this Super Bowl prop bet, as it’s definitely zany, and yet not actually all that unlikely. Players have done all kinds of weird things after winning titles, from smoking cigars to putting crowns on their heads.

We’ve even seen this exact thing happen and in particular when the Chiefs win the Big Game. It’s often happened outside of the game environment, but I wouldn’t put it past any KC player to celebrate with their championship belts – especially at this alluring +550 price tag.

Bet: Yes (+550)

What Will Happen First to Saquon Barkley?

• Says Happy Birthday to Me (-120)
• Presented a Cake (-120)

I don’t know for sure if anything will actually happen, but it’s certainly worth noting that Philadelphia Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley’s birthday is on February 9th.

If you don’t recall, that’s the same day Super Bowl 59 will be played. Ipso facto; Barkley gets the ultra rare treat of playing the biggest game of his life on his birthday.

Birthday games are a fun narrative throughout sports history. They don’t always lead to anything meaningful, but they certainly do at times and it’s very possible Barkley balls out en route to a Philly win.

If the Eagles win, one of these things could easily happen. The most fitting, though, would be someone presenting him a cake in the post-game celebration.

Bet: Presented a Cake (-120)

Will a Ref Do a Jersey Swap with Patrick Mahomes?

• Yes (+1000)

If you want funny Super Bowl prop bets, this one takes the cake. Perhaps I should have used that pun a second ago. Alas, Mahomes jersey-swapping with a referee is hilarious, even if it’s something that would never happen.

Can you imagine the horrendous optics from that? Beyond the tone deafness it’d require to actually go through with that, I can’t imagine Mahomes would swap his Super Bowl game jersey with anyone. That’s something he or the Kansas City Chiefs would want in a trophy case.

Bet: N/A

Will Jason Kelce Be Wearing Beads?

• No (-350)
• Yes (+225)

Jason Kelce is nothing if not eccentric, and we know from his days as a player and even as a fan watching his brother’s playoff games, that he’s a bit of a wild child.

Also, Super Bowl 59 is in Louisiana, which is home to Mardi Gras. Is it really crazy to imagine him throwing on some beads before appearing on screen? I don’t think so.

The odds don’t really demand you go either way, but I like the value associated with the Yes side. He’s a weird dude, it’s a time to celebrate, and he’s in Louisiana. Let’s dream big.

Bet: Yes (+225)

How Many Times Will Tom Brady’s Voice Crack During Broadcast?

• Over 2.5 (-120)
• Under 2.5 (-120)

Maybe it’s just me, but this might be the funniest Super Bowl prop bet this year. I personally have not found Tom Brady to be a very good on screen commentator, and it’s wild to me that he’s one of the people calling the biggest NFL game in his first year on the job.

That said, he’s still a professional who has now had a year of practice. He’ll be trained and ready to rock for the Super Bowl, so it seems unlikely he will have any major difficulty talking normally.

Could Brady’s voice crack once or maybe even twice? It’s always possible. But a voice crack is highly subjective, and betting on it to happen three times feels excessive. I love that you can bet on the Under, though.

Bet: Under 2.5 (-120)

Which Book will A.J. Brown Read on the Sidelines?

• Love Hurts: Buddhist Advice for the Heartbroken (+700)
• The Bible (+900)
• Any Shakespeare (+900)
• The Catcher in the Rye (+1000)
• Of Mice & Men (+1000)
• Inside the Philadelphia Eagles (+1200)
• Dallas Cowboys Suck (+1600)
• Fifty Shades of Grey (+2000)
• Moby Dick (+2000)
• Pride & Prejudice (+2000)

Last, but not least, we have a really funny Super Bowl 59 prop that asks which book Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown will be reading on the sidelines.

This stems from his infamous moment in Philly’s first playoff game, when he was caught reading Inner Excellence by Jim Murphy. Murphy’s book has since benefited greatly from that random air time, and now everyone wants to know what Brown will be seen reading next.

There are actually far more possibilities (and listed options) than the ones I provided above, so check out your favorite Super Bowl betting site to find more to bet on. I don’t think any of them necessarily stand out, however. 

This is a fun Super Bowl prop, but one better left avoided.

Bet: N/A

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