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Free Super Bowl Props Predictions 2023

by Sean Barnard - 2/8/2023

Free Super Bowl props predictions Isiah Pacheco Kansas City Chiefs

With the days ticking down ahead of the Super Bowl matchup, the pressure is mounting for what to place your wager on. At the top of this list is prop bets, which have rapidly grown in popularity and availability in recent years. With options as widespread as the Gatorade color to be dumped on the winning coach, to what side the coin flip will land on all the way to things as common as the receiving yards of each player, there are plenty of opportunities on the table. Here are six Super Bowl prop bets with a worthwhile value that should be exploited during the big game. (Odds via DraftKings)

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Jalen Hurts Anytime TD (-115)

The Jalen Hurts anytime touchdown bet has been a tried-and-true betting technique this season. Hurts effectively serves as the Eagles' red-zone and short-yardage running back as he capitalizes on his 6-foot-1 frame and legs that can squat over 400 pounds. Including the playoffs, Hurts has secured a rushing touchdown in 11 of the 17 games he has been active for this season. He led the Eagles in rushing touchdowns with 13 this season, making it the second consecutive season this was the case. While he battled a shoulder injury down the stretch, the playbook is sure to be opened up and all left on the table with the Super Bowl ring at stake. Count on Hurts to find his way into the end zone whether it is through a QB sneak or a scramble around the edge.

Travis Kelce Over 79.5 yards receiving (-115)

The Chiefs may not have the array of weapons that are accustomed to being seen, but this makes Travis Kelce even more important. The eight-time Pro Bowl tight end was third in the NFL in receptions this season and eighth in yards with 1,338. If there is one weakness in the Eagles' defense, it is within the coverage linebackers. With the Chiefs sure to make it a point to get Kelce the ball, especially considering the 21 combined receptions in their two playoff games, count on him to eclipse 80 yards in the matchup.

Kenneth Gainwell Over 19.5 yards rushing (-135)

While the blowout scores inflated the rushing opportunities on the ground, it should not be overlooked the way Kenneth Gainwell has made his case for more carries. During the regular season, Gainwell tallied just 53 total carries for 240 yards and four touchdowns. However, in the postseason, the Memphis product has raked up 26 carries for 160 yards, including more than 100 against the Giants. With Miles Sanders dealing with a lingering knee injury, and Philadelphia adapting a running-back-by-committee approach, the door is open for Gainwell. With the best offensive line in football, and a handful of carries set to come his way, count on Gainwell to tally more than 20 yards on the ground.

Isiah Pacheco Over 16.5 receiving yards (-115)

Isiah Pacheco has come on strong to end the season and will be another key weapon in the Kansas City arsenal. He runs hard, finishes plays, and will be a headache for the Eagles' defense to tackle. During the regular season, he tallied 830 yards and five touchdowns on the ground as well as 13 receptions for 130 yards through the air. However, he has had a strong playoffs, tallying 121 yards on the ground and 65 through the passing game. With the Eagles' defense, which led the NFL in sacks this season, sure to be focused on rushing Patrick Mahomes, expect the Chiefs to use Pacheco as a safety valve in the screen game. It could take as few as one opportunity for the Rutgers product to eclipse the 16.5 yards, and they will surely be looking to get the ball in his hands.

Over 160.5 Combined Jersey Numbers of All Touchdown Scorers (-105)

This is a fun one. Some of the logic goes into it being a high-scoring game, but there also is undoubtedly a bit of luck in this gamble. The over/under is set for this game at 50.5 points which is slightly above average indicating there should be some scoring. The biggest reason for optimism is both tight ends. Travis Kelce (#87) and Dallas Goedert (#88) are high-profile red-zone threats for their team, and if they each catch a touchdown this number cashes in itself. While Jalen Hurts (#1) will not be a huge aid in this, Miles Sanders (#26), Boston Scott (#35), and AJ Brown (#11) can each make a dent. For the Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes (#15), Clyde Edwards-Helaire (#25), Isiah Pacheco (#10), Skyy Moore (#24), and Kadarius Toney (#19) will be names to watch.

Any QB to pass for 350 yards (+250)

Another bet based on the thought process of it being a high-scoring matchup, there is intriguing value in wagering on either quarterback to eclipse 350 passing yards. Jalen Hurts has been limited to just 49 pass attempts and 275 yards through the first two playoff games, but this has had much more to do with both games being blowouts than his ability. His shoulder has looked healthy in the playoffs, and the Eagles will need to open up the playbook. Philadelphia will not have the luxury of fully leaning on the running game, as this Kansas City offense is sure to put up more points than the 14 combined points they have faced so far. With that occurring, Patrick Mahomes has proven to be able to light up a stat sheet on a casual basis. Just last week, the threw for 326 yards in the victory over the Bengals. While this is more of a high risk, both quarterbacks are capable of eclipsing it. And if the game dictates it, they will be ready to deliver.

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