Super Bowl Odds 2025: Vegas Betting Lines and Prop Games for Chiefs vs. Eagles

The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are getting ready to party like it's 2023.

That is, just as was the case two seasons back, these two teams have separated from the NFL pack and will once again meet in the Super Bowl.

The intrigue level in this championship collision is through the roof, and the betting opportunities are even more bountiful. So, after laying out the latest lines from DraftKings Sportsbook, we'll spotlight a couple of prop bets worth your wagering attention.

What: Super Bowl LIX

When: Sunday, Feb. 9 at 6:30 p.m. ET

Where: Caesars Superdome in New Orleans

Who: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs

TV: Fox

Point spread: Chiefs -1.5

Over/under: 49.5

Moneyline: Chiefs (-130; bet $130 to win $100); Eagles (+110; bet $100 to win $110)

Saquon Barkley +450

Jalen Hurts +650

Kareem Hunt +950

Xavier Worthy +1000

Travis Kelce +1000

A.J. Brown +1300

Hollywood Brown +1700

DeVonta Smith +1700

Isiah Pacheco +1700

Patrick Mahomes +1800

Dallas Goedert +1900

The list of actual wager options runs a lot longer—including there being no touchdown scorer at all (+12000)—but it'd be a pretty massive shocker if one of these 11 players didn't provide the first score of Super Bowl LIX.

The five Eagles on this list tallied 46 of the team's 53 rushing and receiving scores this season. The Chiefs spread their scoring around a bit more, but their six players listed above contributed 22 of the club's 41 touchdowns. In the playoffs, though, Kansas City's six scores from scrimmage have all come from Hunt, Mahomes, Worthy and Kelce.

It's tempting, then, to target an Eagles player, since their scoring isn't as balanced. And if you don't need enormous odds to make the leap, it's worth noting that Barkley is wholly deserving of his status as the favorite. He not only has 20 touchdowns in 19 outings (playoffs included), he also just supplied the first touchdown of the NFC Championship—on Philly's first play from scrimmage, no less.

If you're only interested in a bigger potential return on investment, though, then you might consider throwing a dart at Mahomes. Sure, he only had two rushing scores during the season, but he just matched that number in the AFC Championship. If the Eagles are rightfully worried about all the damage he can do with his arm, he just might surprise them with his legs.

Patrick Mahomes +266

Jalen Hurts +640

Calling for a 300-yard passing performance hardly feels outlandish in the modern NFL. In this context, though, it certainly feels less likely than not.

That's mostly a testament to these two defenses. Philly's defense allowed a league-best 174.2 passing yards per game this season, and while Kansas City ranked in the middle of the pack, its average allotment was still less than 225 yards per contest.

It's also a reflection of the lack of volume in these two passing attacks. Hurts eclipsed 300 passing yards once all season, and that came all the way back in September. Mahomes had three 300-yard efforts in 16 regular-season starts and landed south of 250 in both of his team's playoff tilts.

Yet, this still feels doable for both quarterbacks, though it feels more doable for Mahomes. The Eagles are clearly comfortable (and certainly competent) playing the ground-and-pound game, and if they're asking Hurts to air it out a ton, that probably spells trouble for the game's direction. The Chiefs, though, have to lean more heavily on Mahomes, since their rushing attack hasn't produced many explosive plays. Kansas City hasn't had a 40-plus-yard run all season, and its longest carry of the postseason was a 15-yard scamper by Mahomes.

Proceed with caution if you're backing Hurts here, but Mahomes' chances of hitting that mark feel a pinch better than those odds might imply.

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