Super Bowl Bets from DraftKings: Lines, Touchdown Scorers, Player and Novelty Props and More

After putting together a couple DFS lineups earlier in the week (six-player lineup and total yardage lineup), I’m back on DraftKings for some more betting action.

I’ll comb through the DraftKings Sportsbook and let you know how I would approach several bets. I’ll also list the current odds, spreads and odds when appropriate.

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Game Lines

The spread for the Super Bowl is Chiefs -1.5 (-105), or Eagles +1.5 (-115). 

I like the Chiefs to win this game 27-24, winning on a late field goal, so I’d take the Chiefs -1.5. 

The game total is 48.5 points (-110 for under or over). I’d take the over here.

TD Scorers

The best bet to score a touchdown in this game is Saquon Barkley. Of course, that means his odds are much higher.

Barkley to score a touchdown anytime is at -195. That’s the safest touchdown bet with him.

You get better odds if you have Barkley as the first TD scorer (+450) or if he scores two-plus touchdowns (+285). If I was going to bet on any player for these two things, Barkley would be my choice.

Jalen Hurts is the only other favorite in the game to score a touchdown at -110 for an anytime touchdown. I’m not as confident in that happening.

Hurts to score the first touchdown is +650, while a two-plus touchdown day is +550. While I’m not as confident in Hurts in the Super Bowl, he’d be my next best bet to score touchdowns.

Receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith are also ways to rack up some cash if you are confident in them scoring.

Brown is +165 to score anytime and +1200 to score the first touchdown or score two or more touchdowns. Smith is +240 to score anytime, +1700 to score the first TD and +2000 to score two or more times.

Tight end Dallas Goedert is a good play in my eyes because he’s got a favorable matchup against the Chiefs’ defense. He’s +290 to score at anytime, +1900 to score first and +2800 to score two or more times. If you want to put some money down on a longshot, I like Goedert over Brown and Smith because of the matchup.

Kareem Hunt and Travis Kelce are tied at +140 to score anytime for the Chiefs. 

Hunt is +900 to score first and +950 to score two or more times. I wouldn’t mind putting some money down on Hunt, who has scored in four straight appearances.

Kelce is +1000 to score first or score two or more times. Kelce always seems to deliver when the stakes are the highest, and he’s probably the team’s best chance to score among the pass catchers.

If you’ve read some of our other Super Bowl content here at FantasySP recently, you know I’m a big fan of Xavier Worthy in this game.

Worthy is +155 to score anytime, which I really like. His +1100 mark to score first and +1200 mark to score at least two touchdowns are also numbers I’d be interested in.

If you are one to base bets off what we’ve seen of late, taking Patrick Mahomes to score is another interesting bet. He’s +310 to score anytime, +1800 to score the first TD and +2500 to score two or more times. Mahomes rushed for two scores in the AFC Championship Game.

Player Props

You can get Mahomes over 250 passing yards at -118. Dropping him down to 225+ yards makes it -240, while going up to 275+ yards makes it +154. Our system has Mahomes at 229 passing yards.

Hurts is -169 to pass for over 200 yards. Going over 225 yards is +115, and over 250 passing yards is +222. Hurts is coming off a 246-yard passing game, but is only projected for 194 in the Super Bowl.

If you are looking for the more traditional over/under passing yards prop, Mahomes is set for 252.5 yards, while Hurts ist at 213.5. I think Mahomes has the better chance of going over, and believe Hurts falls short of his mark.

Taking Mahomes to have over one passing touchdown is -1040, while Hurts is -337. Mahomes is -180 for 2+ passing scores, while Hurts is +161.

Mahomes is -175 to go over 1.5 passing touchdowns, while being +142 to finish under 1.5. Hurts is +162 to go over 1.5 passing touchdowns and -202 to have under 1.5 passing TDs.

Mahomes is +106 to throw at least one interception, while being -132 to not throw a pick. Hurts is +128 to throw at least one pick and -160 to not throw an interception.

Brown has the highest receiving yard over/under mark at 71.5. He’s -110 to go over and -112 to finish under. That’s a pretty fair number for him, and one I wouldn’t mind taking him to go over. Our system has him at 66 receiving yards.

Kelce is at 61.5 yards. He’s -112 to go over and -109 to finish under. That’s right in line with our system, which projects Kelce for 63 yards. I like him to go over.

Worthy’s line is 57.5 yards. He’s -110 to go over and -111 to finish under. Worthy has gone over that mark three times over the past four games he’s played a big amount of snaps in. I’d take Worthy to go over that mark, although I’d prefer to get his total yardage involved. Our system has Worthy at 66 receiving yards.

Speaking of, Worthy’s total yards (rushing and receiving) is at 68.5. He’s -103 to go over and -121 to finish under. Worthy has topped that mark in four of the past five games (if we exclude a meaningless week 18 game). I think Worthy goes over this mark as well.

Goedert and Smith have lines of 52.5 yards. Goedert is -112 to go over and -109 to finish under. Smith is -111 to go over and -110 to finish under.

Goedert has reached that mark in three of his past four games and is projected for 79.5 yards. I also like him to go over. Smith hasn’t hit that mark in two of the past three games and three of the past five. He’s projected for 57 yards, but I’d take him under.

Barkley has a big 112.5 rushing yard over/under number. He’s -109 to go over and -112 to finish under. Barkley has topped that mark in five straight games and 11 games this season. He’s projected for 134 rushing yards, and I too like him to ease past his over/under mark.

Barkley is also projected for 18 receiving yards, so his total mark is 152 in our system. His over/under mark is 130.5, and I like him to go over. He’s -113 to go over and -110 to finish under.

Novelty Props

Let’s cap this article by talking about some novelty props.

Guessing heads or tails is a way to get yourself involved early. Each one is +100. The same odds can be had for guessing which team will win the toss.

Guessing the color of the Gatorade bath, or lack thereof, will keep you engaged until the final whistle. Purple is the favorite at +175. Other odds include: orange (+250), yellow/green (+250), red (+425), blue (+450), clear (+850) and no Gatorade bath (+1500).

If the game ends in a scorigami (a score that’s never happened in NFL history), you can make some big bucks, as the odds are at +2500.

The odds for the Super Bowl to not include a flea flicker are -330, while being +250 to have one.

There’s also some fun jersey specials available on DraftKings, where if a player has exactly so much in one stat, you could really make some money.

Like, to have Goedert (No. 88) to have exactly 88 receiving yards is +7000 odds. Brown to have 11 receptions is +6000. Kelce to have 87 receiving yards is +4000.

Other Bets

The bets are endless, with first drive, MVP, game leaders, halves, quarters, game and team props and so much more available.

Do some digging and see what kind of things you might be interested in betting on. You can take things seriously, or have some fun, the possibilities are endless.

Enjoy the Super Bowl!