The 2023 NFL playoffs conclude on Sunday, Feb. 12, with the Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl showdown. To help you make the best bets on Super Sunday, the BetQL editors have picked a few of their favorite NFL player props below using key trends and data from the BetQL NFL model.
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The 2023 NFL playoffs conclude on Sunday, Feb. 12, with the Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl showdown. To help you make the best bets on Super Sunday, the BetQL editors have picked a few of their favorite NFL player props below using key trends and data from the BetQL NFL model.
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Through the Eagles’ first two playoff games, Jalen Hurts hasn’t been required to throw the football much. Behind a dominant offensive line and with the best rushing attack in the NFL, he hasn’t been asked to do too much, as he’s racked up 154 yards (15-for-25 passing) and 121 yards (16-for-24 passing) in back-to-back contests. It’s clear that his shoulder is not at 100% and he can’t throw the ball down the field right now. Dating back to the regular season, Hurts has gone over this number in just two of his last 10 games, and has actually finished under 200 passing yards a whopping five times in that span. I think he will be effective as a runner, but I’m not expecting him to rack up a ton of passing yards.
Maybe Hurts' shoulder injury is suppressing Goedert's TD potential, but this value is too good to pass up; Goedert is as low as +145 to score at other sportsbooks. Even with Hurts' limited passing, Goedert is still getting five-plus receptions per game and remains an elite red-zone threat. That could come into play against a suspect Kansas City pass defense that has allowed nine touchdowns to TEs this season, tied for fifth-most. At +210, Goedert is a great value play to get in the box.
Sanders had two touchdowns in the NFC championship game against the 49ers and 11 scores during the regular season, so I think he can add to that with another one in the Super Bowl. I think Jalen Hurts will be looking to get Sanders into the end zone against the Chiefs, so I like the value on his TD prop in the Super Bowl.
Travis Kelce has been Patrick Mahomes' favorite target all season and I don’t see that changing in the biggest game of the year. During the regular season, Kelce led all tight ends in receptions, receiving yards and TD catches. This postseason, he’s averaging 88.0 yards per game on 10.5 receptions per contest. Those are pretty good numbers, especially when you take into account that the Eagles defense has also allowed the 11th most targets and 13th most receptions to tight ends this season.
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