Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles: Elias Sports Bureau Specials on bet365

bet365 and the Elias Sports Bureau have teamed up for the 2024 NFL season.

And there are a wide range of markets and specials available on site for the NFL Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.

Markets can be found under the 'NFL Futures 2024/25' dropdown on site.

A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith to Combine for 10+ Receptions, 150+ Receiving Yards & Either to Record a 40-Yard+ Reception (+550)

A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith tied for the longest play of Super Bowl 57, with each player catching a 45-yard pass from Jalen Hurts. Smith led all Eagles players with 7 receptions and 100 rec. yards in that game, while Brown finished with 6 catches, 96 yards, and the Eagles' lone receiving TD. Will the duo step up once more in the Super Bowl rematch?

Saquon Barkley 168+ Rush Yards or 3+ Rush TDs (+300)

Saquon Barkley put up huge numbers in each of his last two postseason games: 205 rushing yards vs. Los Angeles in the divisonal round and 3 rushing TDs vs. Washington in the conference championship. The all-time rushing records in a single postseason are 610 yards by John Riggins (1982) and 8 TDs by Terrell Davis (1997). Will birthday boy Barkley match either of those marks with a big Super Bowl?

Both Teams to Score a TD on Their Opening Drive (+1000)

In the previous 25 Super Bowls, the only one in which both teams scored a TD on their first possession was Super Bowl 57 between Kansas City and Philadelphia. K.C. punted on its first drive in each of its other three Super Bowls with Mahomes. Philadelphia scored a opening drive TD in each of its three games in this postseason, while Kansas City had a FG and a TD in its two games.

Kareem Hunt To Score a Rushing Touchdown of 6 Yards or Less (+160)

Kareem Hunt has played 6 postseason games, and he ran for a TD in all 6. The only player ever to score a rushing TD in each of his first 7 PS games was Terrell Davis in the 1990s. Hunt's 12-yard TD in the conference championship was the longest of his postseason career; his other 8 TDs this year went for 6 yards or less. Will Hunt tie T.D. with a short-yardage TD?

Jalen Hurts 25+ Pass Completions and 25-Yard+ Longest Rush (+5000)

Jalen Hurts completed 27 passes in Super Bowl 57, and he also had the game's longest rush at 28 yards. No other player has had a rush for 25+ yards as well as 25+ completions in a single Super Bowl. Josh Allen and Bo Nix both had a "25/25" game against Kansas City's defense in this year's regular season.

Travis Kelce & Dallas Goedert to Combine for 12+ Receptions & 150+ Receiving Yards (+550)

Travis Kelce and Dallas Goedert caught 6 passes each in Super Bowl 57, with both players averaging 10+ yards per catch. Goedert gained 85 yards on a team-high 7 receptions in Philadelphia's victory over Washington in the conference championship. Kelce's 117 receiving yards vs. Houston in the divisional round are the most by any tight end in a game in this year's postseason.

Travis Kelce 8+ Receptions, 80+ Receiving Yards & 1+ TD (+700)

Travis Kelce's best statistical Super Bowl was probably SB55 when he caught 10 passes for 133 yards, the most yardage ever by a TE in a Super Bowl, but Kansas City lost that one. Kelce led K.C. with 81 receiving yards in SB 57 vs. Philadelphia, catching Patrick Mahomes's first two passes, including a 18-yard TD. Kelce has averaged 7.8 receptions and 87.5 rec. yards in his previous 4 Super Bowls.

Patrick Mahomes & Jalen Hurts 1+ Rush TD Each (+600)

There has been only one previous Super Bowl with a rushing TD by both starting QBs. Joe Montana and Ken Anderson each rushed for 1 score in SB 16. Three of the four starting QBs ran for at least one TD in this year's conference championships, including Hurts (3 TDs) and Mahomes (2 TDs).

Patrick Mahomes & Jalen Hurts to Combine for 0 INTs (+180)

Patrick Mahomes has not been intercepted in his last 288 pass attempts dating back to the regular season, and Jalen Hurts has not been picked in his last 209 attempts. The only Super Bowl this century with 0 INTs by both teams was Super Bowl 57, featuring Kansas City (Mahomes) and Philadelphia (Hurts). Will history repeat itself this time?

Patrick Mahomes 300+ Pass Yards & Chiefs to Win (+550)

Patrick Mahomes has thrown for 300+ yards in 6 postseason games, with Kansas City winning all 6. This includes last year's Super Bowl win over San Francisco. Eight other QBs have at least six 300+ passing yard games in their postseason careers, and all eight have multiple losses in those games. Mahomes is 11-0 (regular- and post-season) as a starting QB when playing indoors.

Patrick Mahomes or Jalen Hurts to Record a Receiving TD (+2800)

Facing 4th and goal with a chance to extend its lead in Super Bowl 52 by kicking a short field goal, Nick Foles instead asked his coach "You want Philly Philly?" Minutes later, TE Trey Burton received a pitch and floated a pass to QB Nick Foles at the goal line for the clutch TD. That marked the first time in league history that a QB caught a TD pass in a Super Bowl or NFL Championship game. Three QBs scored a receiving TD in this year's regular season, with Bo Nix's score in Week 9 closely resembling the "Philly Special."

Eagles to Record More Rush Attempts than Pass Attempts & Eagles to Win (+115)

Philadelphia had 173 more rush attempts than pass attempts in the regular season, the biggest difference by a team to win its conference since Chicago in 1985. Each of the last 10 teams to win the championship had more passes than rushes in the regular season. Will Philadelphia stick to its strategy and snap that streak?

Xavier Worthy 100+ Yards from Scrimmage (+375)

The only rookie in league history to gain 100+ yards from scrimmage in both the conference championship and the Super Bowl is Jamal Lewis, who did so in 2000 for Baltimore. Xavier Worthy has a chance to join Lewis, having led Kansas City with 101 yards in its win over Buffalo in the AFC title game. Worthy led K.C. in scrimmage yards in 4 of its last 10 games.

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