The Super Bowl used to be prop-bet central before it was legal across the United States, but its increased availability in Tennessee and across the country has only increased betting — and the amount of things at stake.
The American Gaming Association estimates that about $16 billion will be wagered on Sunday’s game.
Whatever happens on the field on a Sunday, it is possible to bet on it legally somewhere in Arizona. That includes AJ Brown, the former Titans star receiver who was traded to Philadelphia last April and holds the Eagles’ single-season receiving record.
Brown and Kansas City’s Travis Kelce are the lead pass catchers in Sunday’s game. There are a huge number of options for bettors to focus on.
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Here are some (but not all) of the prop bets related to the Browns in Sunday’s Super Bowl:
AJ Brown Super Bowl 2023 Prop Wager
All odds on 8 February at 10pm via BetMGM
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To win the Super Bowl MVP: +1400
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Any time a TD is scored: +120
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For scoring 1st TD of the game: +1000
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For scoring the last TD of the game: +1000
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To score 2+ TDs: +550
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Eagles to score 1st TD: +550
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For the Eagles to take the first catch: +250
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First catch of the game: +375
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Receiving yards: over/under 71.5 yards (-120 for over, -115 for under)
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Catches: Over/Under 4.5 Catches (-160 for Over, +120 for Under)
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Longest catch: over/under 26.5 yards (-110 for over, -120 for under)
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Length of Brown’s first catch of the game: over/under 10.5 yards (+105 for over, -130 for under)
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100 or more yards in a game: +230
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Most receiving yards of any player in the game: +300
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1st quarter receiving yards: over/under 16.5 yards (-125 for over, -105 for under)
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First half receiving yards: over/under 35.5 yards (-120 for over, -110 for under)
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Most receiving yards: Travis Kelce -130, Brown +100
Any suggestions?
A couple, but please bet responsibly.
Brown has had four or fewer catches in the three games since Jalen Hurts returned from injury. If you want to bet with a little juice, a catch under 4.5 is a solid start. Be warned: Hearts and Eagles don’t need much passing in the second half of all three of these games. And if you think Brown’s numbers will stay low, his 71.5 total receiving yards is reasonable.
If you believe Brown can take advantage of the Chiefs’ young secondary, it’s a better value to take Brown to +230 to reach 100 receiving yards than a head-to-head matchup against Travis Kelce. It’s also a juicy hedge on the first two options.
If you are looking for more sports betting picks and tips, peruse the content on SportsbookWire.com and BetFTW, or try our USA TODAY Parlay Calculator. Please gamble responsibly.
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