2025 Super Bowl Props

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Lawrence Smelser

Updated: Feb 7, 2025

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Super Bowl week is upon us as the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles in New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX on Sunday. 

Including the regular season and playoffs, Kansas City owns a 17-2 record, and Philadelphia is 17-3.

En route to the big game, the Chiefs defeated the Texans (23-14) and Bills (32-29). The Eagles beat the Packers (22-10), Rams (28-22), and Commanders (55-23). 

Super Bowl Sunday is the pinnacle of sports betting in the United States. The American Gaming Association predicts Americans will wager around $1.39 billion on Sunday.

We’ve provided two player props, an MVP selection, and a pair of novelty wagers below.

Remember to bet responsibly and monitor your bankroll carefully.

Read our Super Bowl LIX odds and parlay picks for more information regarding the upcoming action.

Super Bowl LIX Player Props

The odds for both picks were correct at the time of writing. They were shopped across legal U.S. sportsbooks.

Jalen Hurts anytime TD (-110 at DraftKings)

Hurts has been on a tear this year in terms of finding the endzone. He’s also coming off three rushing touchdowns in the NFC Championship against the Commanders. 

Excluding Week 16 (regular season) against Washington, when he was ruled out during the first quarter (concussion), the former Oklahoma product has scored a touchdown in 12/17 (70.58%) games, including the playoffs and regular season. 

He’s accumulated 18 rushing touchdowns, averaging 1.058 per game (not including Week 16).

The 26-year-old has scored four of them in three playoff appearances this year. In eight career postseason outings, he’s broken the plane nine times (averaging 1.125 per contest).

During his previous two appearances against the Chiefs, Hurts has scored a total of five rushing touchdowns.

Both of these teams have changed a lot since the last time they met in the Super Bowl two years ago, but Hurts did record three touchdowns in that outing.

He also faced the Chiefs during the 2023 regular season in Week 11 and scored two touchdowns. 

The total points for this contest opened at 50.5 and is currently 48.5 by most bookmakers. This implies plenty of red zone opportunities for Hurts. Philadelphia’s team total is listed at 23.5 (-129 for the over) at BetRivers.

Hurts’ odds of -110 to score are much better than the majority of sportsbooks listing him at -115. ESPN BET also features him at -120 and BetRivers (-122).

Noah Gray under 1.5 receptions (-135 at Caesars)

Noah Gray’s production has taken a massive hit since Hollywood Brown became healthy in Week 16. 

In Weeks 16, 17, the Divisional Round and AFC Championship, Gray has averaged just a 3.8% target percentage, 1.25 targets per game and 1.25 receptions per game.

Against the Bills in the AFC Championship, the former fifth-rounder out of Duke ran only six routes and failed to record a target.

Including Week 18, when the Chiefs rested their starters, the TE2 has gone under the 1.5 reception-mark in four of the past five outings (80%).

He did manage three catches in the Divisional Round against the Texans but only ran 11 routes and was not productive recording just 13 yards. 

During the regular season, Philadelphia allowed the third-fewest receptions per game (four) to opposing tight ends. 

In his past two outings facing the Eagles (Super Bowl LVII and during the 2023 regular season), he’s combined for just one reception on two targets.

Caesars’ odds of -135 hold value thanks to most operators listing Gray between -145 and -156 for the under.

Super Bowl LIX MVP Prop

This section highlights our MVP prediction and the odds for a pair of Eagles.

Patrick Mahomes to win MVP (+120 at FanDuel)

FanDuel and DraftKings offer the best odds for Mahomes to win the MVP award, while other books list him at +105 to +110.

The former Texas Tech product has won Super Bowl MVP in all three of his triumphs in the big game with the Chiefs. He’s the reigning back-to-back MVP (2023 and 2024).

If Kansas City (a 1.5-point favorite) wins the Super Bowl, it’s extremely likely Mahomes wins the award. 

The Chiefs have a plethora of weapons, including Travis Kelce, Xavier Worthy, Hollywood Brown and DeAndre Hopkins, for Mahomes to spread the ball around to, so it’s very improbable that any of his receivers will win the MVP. 

His running backs have performed poorly in the postseason and the offense is averaging just 3.2 yards per carry. Isaiah Pacheco hasn’t looked healthy and while Kareem Hunt has helped the offense, he isn’t a dynamic running back anymore. 

The Eagles also ranked in the top 10, defending the run in both rush yards per game (104.2) and yards per carry (4.3) during the regular season. 

If Kansas City wins, it’ll be primarily due to Mahomes airing it out and moving the chains. He also showed off his running ability in the AFC Championship against the Bills by scoring two rushing touchdowns.

What also makes Mahomes a solid MVP bet is the difficulty of selecting a winner for Philadelphia, should it triumph.

Eagles’ running back Saquon Barkley ranges from +220 to +260 and Hurts from +350 to +375.

Barkley led the NFL in rushing during the regular season and is the engine on offense. 

Although, since 2000, 16 quarterbacks have won the MVP award, compared to zero running backs. The last running back to win the award was Terrell Davis (Denver) in 1998.

Super Bowl LIX Novelty Bets

The Super Bowl is an event where you can bet on many aspects unrelated to the game. We’ll explain two common “fun” bet types in this section.

Gatorade Color 

Some punters enjoy wagering on what color (flavor) Gatorade will be poured onto the winning head coach. 

This wager type is very limited in terms of states. BetMGM offers it for five states (IL, LA, NJ, WV, WY), and DraftKings offers it in four (NJ, WV, OR, WY).

The table below showcases the odds comparison of each color.

Gatorade Odds Comparison

ColorBetMGM OddsDraftKings Odds
Purple+225+175
Yellow/Green/Lime+250+250
Orange+400+250
Red+650+425
Blue+650+450
Clear/Water+900+850
No Gatorade Bath+2500+1500

Note: FanDuel offers the prop in Illinois and New Jersey and bet365 offers it in Louisiana and New Jersey.

Purple has been poured onto Andy Reid in the past two Super Bowls. Blue was poured on the Rams’ Sean McVay in 2022 and the Buccaneers’ Bruce Arians (2021).

Length of National Anthem

The national anthem length is another “fun” wager bettors dabble into. Yet, it is only available to bet in Ontario, Canada. 

Jon Batiste is singing it at the Super Bowl.

The length is set at over or under 120.5 seconds. BetMGM (Ontario) features the over at -105 and under (-125).

It’s up to the sportsbook to determine the exact time of the national anthem, so understand this is obviously a risky bet.

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