Super Bowl 57, 2/12/23 Five Eagles Player Prop Predictions to Bet

5 Eagles Prop Bet Predictions

Betting Super Bowl 57 on Sunday? Check out these five Eagles-related player props for their matchup versus the Chiefs tonight at 6:30 p.m. ET from State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ.

Game Matchup & Betting Odds

101 Kansas City Chiefs (+1.5) vs. 102 Philadelphia Eagles (-1.5); o/u 50.5

6:30 p.m. ET, Sunday, February 12, 2023

State Farm Stadium, Glendale, AZ

Chiefs vs. Eagles Public Betting Information

Our NFL Public Betting Information page indicates that 63% of public bettors are currently backing the Eagles when it comes to the spread. This information is subject to change throughout the day, however, so be sure to check the link so you’re receiving the most up-to-date public betting data.

Five Eagles Player Prop Predictions

Jalen Hurts Anytime Touchdown (-105)

At one point the odds for this prop were +100 so shop around. The Eagles love to use Hurts’ legs at the goal line or in short yardage situations, plus he can burn defenses when plays breakdown. I realize his shoulder remains a topic of conversation for Chiefs’ backers, but there is nothing wrong with Hurts’ legs. If the Eagles get close, I see Hurts getting into the end zone at some point.

Boston Scott over 8.5 Rushing Yards

One way to keep the high-scoring Chiefs in check is to have Patrick Mahomes standing on the sidelines for lengthy stretches of time. Scott is clearly the RB3 behind Miles Sanders and Kenneth Gainwell, but they love to use all three of their backs, plus Hurts. Over his last 19 games, Scott averaged 24 rushing yards per game, which would clear his prop total for the Super Bowl by a clear margin. Hell, Scott could break off one long run and cash this prop on only one carry.

Dallas Goedert over 4.5 Receptions

The Chiefs will need to spend a lot of time figuring out how to slow down A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith on the outsides and while they have fared well against opposing tight ends this postseason, Goedert could present problems. Even if he doesn’t rack up a ton of yards, Goedert should be targeted by Hurts early and often. Over his last three games, the tight end caught six (vs. Giants in Week 18), five (vs. Giants in Divisional round) and five (vs. 49ers in NFC title game) receptions, respectively. I see him in the 5-6 catch range again tonight.

Kenneth Gainwell over 11.5 Receiving Yards

Why not take a Sanders prop considering he’s the starter in Philly? Because his production tends to be more sporadic. Gainwell made an impact against the Niners in the NFC title game and his speed out of the backfield could be problematic for the Chiefs tonight. If the Eagles trail, he’ll likely receive a fair amount of opportunities in the passing game. Over his last five games, Gainwell would have cashed this prop three times, including when he racked up 26 yards receiving versus the Niners two weeks ago.

A.J. Brown under 5.5 receptions

My thinking on this prop is pretty straight forward: Brown has been quiet this postseason and hasn’t caught more than four passes in a game since he racked up six receptions versus the Cowboys in Week 16. Could he have a huge game and win Super Bowl MVP? Certainly. But there are a lot of mouths to feed in this Philadelphia passing game and while Brown is the most dynamic of the skill position players in this offense, I still see him with around 4-5 catches, as opposed to the six needed to cash the over.