Eagles vs Chiefs Same-Game Parlay (+8559): Lock in This 2023 Super Bowl Longshot

Eagles vs Chiefs Same-Game Parlay (+8559): Lock in This 2023 Super Bowl Longshot

We’ve got several plays out today, but it wouldn’t feel truly right without an absolute lotto to see if we can end the season with a bang. I went ahead and put together a same-game parlay on FanDuel with the odds coming out to +8559, so tail responsibly and let’s have a day.

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Travis Kelce anytime TD

I don’t think this leg requires a lengthy explanation, Kelce is the best tight end in the NFL and should continue his solid playoffs, where have seen him rack up three touchdowns in two games.

Jalen Hurts anytime TD

Same with the first leg, but Jalen Hurts is a weapon doing it all on the field. When the Eagles dial up designed runs for Hurts, or he’s adlibbing outside of the pocket, defenses have real problems trying to keep him in check. Hurts has a touchdown in both playoff games, and is a solid bet today.

Jalen Hurts 60+ alternative rush yards

As mentioned above, Hurts can get rack up rushing yards in a hurry, and I expect this game to be much closer than the Eagles first two playoff games.

A.J. Brown 80+ alternative receiving yards

Brown is the league’s number-one-ranked wide receiver against press coverage. So when you hear the Chiefs have run press coverage on over 90% of defensive snaps that should get us excited for a breakout game.

Jerrick McKinnon 25+ alternative receiving yards

We talked about McKinnon on our prop bet earlier, but the Eagles have trouble with running backs out of the backfield, and McKinnon seems the one most likely to step up today.

Travis Kelce 80+ alternative receiving yards

Kelce and Mahomes have been rolling this postseason, and you have to think if they want to keep neck and neck with Philly Kelce will have to be heavily involved in this one. The Eagles are very solid defensively, but head coach Andy Reid and offensive coordinator Eric Bienemy will find creative ways to get their tight ends involved early.