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Happy Superbowl Sunday! We couldn’t not get you out some bets for the Superbowl. So, enjoy our Special Superbowl Sunday Edition. We got 5 Prop Bets and of course we think we got a winner on the game line! A lot to look at here… If you want to dive right into the bets take a shortcut and check them out here! 👉 TAKE ME TO SPORTS CORNER DAILY’S SUPERBOWL BETS!

Hopefully you are as pumped as we are at Sports Corner Daily! I think most of us are planning on ordering some wings, having a couple cold brews and lounging with some friends for some good ole Football to finish out the season. We have some solid player props for you today! Will the Chiefs make history and be the first 3 peat? Well, according to Fox Sports, they have a 54.5% chance of winning today. Check out below on what our experts compiled! Let's have a great Sunday! 

Be sure to check out The Full Details and What the Public Thinks on these bets before jumping in. Let’s win some money!

Superbowl Sunday’s LIVE Bets: Game Time: 6:30pm ET

Kansas City Chiefs @ Philadelphia Eagles  - 6:30pm ET

Against the spread (ATS) 

Eagles +1.5

Analysis:

Typically, the team with the better defense, rushing attack, and offensive line tends to win. While Kansas City has an exceptional quarterback, Jalen Hurts doesn’t have to carry as much of the burden, allowing him to excel without making as many highlight plays as Patrick Mahomes. The two-week break has helped Hurts recover from various injuries, while Saquon Barkley benefits from a lighter workload in the NFC Championship game. Underdogs have claimed victory in six of the last ten Super Bowls and have covered the spread in 12 of the last 17. The Chiefs, who are less talented than in their previous two championship seasons, have relied on close wins this year, and that good fortune may be running out. The public likes the Eagles to cover with 67% of the bets on Philadelphia!

Patrick Mahomes Over 5.5 Total Carries

Analysis:

Mahomes has cashed the rush attempts line in consecutive weeks hitting the over, so let’s jump on this one. The line has increased from 4.5 to 5.5, but I still believe he can surpass it. Mahomes often showcases his surprising rushing skills during January and February. Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio will need to find a way to pressure him, especially given Kansas City’s vulnerable offensive line. I anticipate that Mahomes will be forced out of the pocket multiple times. Additionally, if the Chiefs are ahead and have the final possession, we could benefit from quarterback kneels. Let’s cash in here! 

1st Half Under 24.5 total Pts.

Under 42.5

The Eagles and Chiefs typically adopt a conservative style of play, which allows them to control the clock with lengthy drives. The Eagles rely on Saquon, while the Chiefs utilize short passes. With both teams boasting strong defenses, I expect the first half to unfold cautiously, mostly occurring between the 20-yard lines. There will likely be many stalled drives and field goals, and it may be in the second half that one team, if trailing, starts to be more aggressive.

Dallas Goedert Over 46.5 Total Receiving Yards

Analysis:

Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert has exceeded his target number in four consecutive games, receiving eight targets—his second-highest total of the season—in the NFC Championship victory over Washington. The Chiefs have been vulnerable against tight ends, allowing the most yards to them this season. While they effectively defended Buffalo recently, Houston’s Dalton Schultz still managed 63 yards against them in the Divisional Round, and he's not on Goedert's level. Although the offense has changed since then, Goedert had six receptions for 60 yards in the Super Bowl loss to Kansas City two years ago.

Xavier Worthy Over 5.5 Total Rushing Yards

Analysis:

The Chiefs' running backs, Kareem Hunt and Isiah Pacheco, have been ineffective lately, each averaging under four yards per carry. However, they've found success using speedster Xavier Worthy, who has surpassed his rushing prop in four of the last five games. Given that Jalen Carter and Philadelphia's defensive line have a significant advantage over Kansas City's offensive line, expect Andy Reid to utilize Worthy on end-arounds or jet sweeps two to three times.

Jalen Hurts Over 26.5 Total Passing Attempts

Analysis:

Although the Eagles prioritize the run game, the line for Jalen Hurts' pass attempts seems low. He threw 28 times in the NFC Championship blowout. I expect this upcoming game to be competitive, which will require Philadelphia to remain aggressive offensively. While Hurts probably won't reach the 38 attempts he had in the Super Bowl against Kansas City two years ago, I believe he will throw at least 27 times

As always - Bet Smart, Bet Safe, Follow your strategy and let's win together!

Good luck,

The Sports Corner Daily Team

Have a great weekend!

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