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Super Bowl 2025 Odds, Expert Picks, & Best Bets For Eagles vs Chiefs

The Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event of the year.
It is by far the most-watched event in the U.S.
Not only will people watch the Super Bowl, but it will also be one of the most bet on events of the year.
There are several options to bet on for the Super Bowl, including the point spread, moneyline, total and individual player props.
Below, we will give odds, expert picks, and best bets for the Eagles vs Chiefs Super Bowl.
Super Bowl 2025 Odds, Expert Picks, & Best Bets For Eagles vs Chiefs
We will give picks for the point spread and total for Super Bowl LIX.
Kansas City Chiefs (-1.5) Vs Philadelphia Eagles (O/U:48.5)
The Chiefs are -1.5 point favorites in the Super Bowl and the total is 48.5.
Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs aim to make NFL history and three-peat as champions.
The Chiefs defeated Philadelphia in the Super Bowl two years ago but this is a different Eagles team. Saquon Barkley has been a machine all season and during the playoffs.
Still, the Chiefs have the better QB and head coach. Steve Spagnuolo is proving to be the best defensive coordinator in the game and he will come up with a plan to slow Barkley down.
As a result, the Chiefs are -1.5-point favorites (-112) and they should have no issues covering the spread in New Orleans.
These two teams are already familiar with each other. Both defenses are elite and unlike the Super Bowl two years ago, this will be a lower-scoring game.
Best bet: Chiefs to cover -1.5 (-112) and Under 48.5 points (-102).
Best Player Props For Super Bowl 2025
- Travis Kelce Over 61.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
- Dallas Goedert Over 52.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
- Patrick Mahomes Over 5.5 Rush Attempts (-147)
- Kansas City Chiefs Over 0.5 Rushing Touchdowns (-212)
Below are five player props to consider for the Super Bowl.
Travis Kelce Over 61.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
Travis Kelce went off in the Divisional round, recording eight catches, 117 receiving yards, and one receiving TD.
Kelce was quiet against Buffalo, recording just four catches for 19 receiving yards.
This game sets up nicely for Kelce against an Eagles defense that allowed Zach Ertz to go off in the NFC Championship game for 11 catches and 104 receiving yards.
Tyler Higbee had 7 catches, 54 receiving yards, and one receiving TD in the NFC Divisional round against the Eagles.
Philadelphia runs a lot of man coverage on defense, which Kelce should take advantage of.
Kelce going over 61.5 receiving yards is a -110 odd. You can take him 60 receiving yards (-120 odd) to be a bit safer on many sites.
This is a good matchup for Kelce, and after Higbee and Ertz went off against the Eagles, he should be Mahomes’ prime target in this contest.
Dallas Goedert Over 52.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
Dallas Goedert leads the Eagles in receptions and receiving yards in the playoffs.
He recorded six catches for 47 receiving yards and one receiving TD in the wild-card round. Goedert had four catches and 56 receiving yards in the Divisional round. He had eight catches and 85 receiving yards in the NFC Championship round.
Kansas City was susceptible against Tight Ends during the season.
Goedert is proving to be Hurts’ favorite target in the postseason and he should see a decent amount of targets in this contest. He has seen four or more targets in each of the three playoff games.
To be safer, taking Goedert at 50 receiving yards (-131 odd) would be wise as well.
This game sets up nicely for both starting Tight Ends and Goedert should see success in this contest.
DeVonta Smith Over 51.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
Kansas City would be wise to put CB Trent McDuffie on WR A.J. Brown, which means DeVonta Smith could see success in this contest.
McDuffie is one of the best shutdown CBs in the game, which leaves Smith with a far better matchup,
Smith is second behind Goedert in receptions and receiving yards in the postseason.
He could see some extra targets in this contest if McDuffie shadows Brown.
If you want to be a bit safer, you could also take Smith for 50+ receiving yards (-125 odd).
Patrick Mahomes Over 5.5 Rush Attempts (-147)
When the playoffs roll around, there is no better QB in the league than Mahomes.
What Mahomes does in the postseason is run a lot more than he does during the season.
Mahomes had seven rush attempts in the Divisional round and 11 rush attempts in the AFC Championship game.
He will take advantage of Philly’s defense with his legs and should find room to run in this contest.
The Eagles pressure QBs and he will need to scramble and create plays with his legs.
Mahomes has gone over 5.5 rush attempts in each of the two playoff games and will do so in the Super Bowl.
Kansas City Chiefs Over 0.5 Rushing Touchdowns (-212)
The Chiefs recorded at least one rushing TD in each playoff game thus far.
They recorded one in the Divisional round and three in the AFC Championship game.
While the Eagles are tough against the run, KC runs in the red zone and inside the five.
Mahomes can also run for a TD, as he did twice in the AFC Championship game.
Kansas City is going to score TDs and one of them will be on the ground.