Super Bowl Odds 2025: MVP, Props List and Chiefs vs. Eagles Picks

The Kansas City Chiefs will go for the first-ever three-peat in Super Bowl history on Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Patrick Mahomes and Co. have three wins in their last four Super Bowl appearances.

One of the victories in that span came against the Eagles in Super Bowl 57 in a high-scoring affair.

The Eagles held the advantage over the Chiefs going into the fourth quarter back in Super Bowl 57, but then Mahomes used his fourth-quarter magic to win the title.

Mahomes' starring role in Kansas City's recent run of championships makes him the easy favorite to win Super Bowl 59 MVP, but there are a few other candidates who could make a case to win the award, even one or two on his own team.

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

Patrick Mahomes (+120; bet $100 to win $120)

Saquon Barkley (+260)

Jalen Hurts (+350)

Travis Kelce (+1500)

Xavier Worthy (+2800)

A.J. Brown (+3500)

Kareem Hunt (+6000)

Chris Jones (+6000)

DeVonta Smith (+6500)

Jalen Carter (+7000)

Patrick Mahomes won Super Bowl MVP in each of the Chiefs' three Super Bowl triumphs with him as the quarterback.

The Super Bowl MVP has become a quarterback award for the most part of the last two decades.

So the easy assumption is that if the Chiefs win, Mahomes will capture his fourth MVP.

Travis Kelce feels like the only logical MVP contender to Mahomes from the Chiefs roster. He has 70 or more receiving yards in 14 of his last 15 postseason games and will receive a heavy workload in the passing game.

Xavier Worthy is the only Chiefs player who typically matches Kelce's pass-game workload, so he could be considered as a long-shot MVP winner.

Saquon Barkley's captured all the headlines for the Eagles, but Jalen Hurts had 304 passing yards in Super Bowl 57.

If Hurts puts up another high passing total against the KC defense, he could easily continue the trend of quarterbacks winning Super Bowl MVP.

Saquon Barkley Over/Under 112.5 Rushing Yards

Barkley produced at least 118 rushing yards in each of his three postseason games for the Eagles.

He exploded for 205 yards in the divisional round against the Los Angeles Rams and had 119 and 118 yards in his other two games.

The Eagles running back will receive 15-20 touches in the ground game. He's facing a Kansas City defense that gave up over 140 rushing yards in its two playoff games.

Barkley should get close to the 100-yard mark, but it may be hard for some people to stomach betting the over 112.5 yards in a Super Bowl.

He can certainly reach that point, but it's understandable if other props have your attention instead.

Travis Kelce Over/Under 62.5 Receiving Yards

Kelce recorded receiving-yard totals of 133, 81 and 93 in his three Super Bowl appearances.

The over/under of 62.5 seems low when you consider those three totals.

Kelce broke his streak of 70-yard performances in the postseason in the AFC Championship Game, but do not be scared away by his 19-yard game against Buffalo.

The Chiefs tight end will receive a heavy dose of targets from Mahomes in the passing game, and there's a chance he could go over the number in the first half if he finds soft spots inside the Eagles defense.

Kansas City 27, Philadelphia 24

It's difficult to pick against Mahomes, Kelce and Co. in the Super Bowl because of how well they've handled the pressure of previous big games.

In Super Bowl 57, Mahomes led the Chiefs on a double-digit point comeback to take down the Eagles.

Nothing seems to faze the Chiefs quarterback in the big moments, which means a perfect performance out of the Eagles is needed.

And even then the Eagles might not have the right formula to beat the Chiefs because of how perfect Mahomes looks in the clutch.

The Eagles will keep the game close, but if it remains tight, the edge has to go to Mahomes in the fourth quarter.

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