Super Bowl Odds 2025: Over/Under, Box Score and Prop Picks for Chiefs vs. Eagles

For the second time in three years, the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs are set to lock horns in the Super Bowl.

The first time around, the Chiefs emerged from a 73-point shootout with a three-point triumph in hand. And since they went on to capture the next championship, too—again by a three-point margin—they have a chance to make history with the NFL’s first ever three-peat.

Oddsmakers give them a slight edge, but the line feels closer to a coin flip. This could be an instant-classic.

It’s overloaded with wagering opportunities, too, and we’ll spotlight a couple of our favorite prop picks after running through the latest lines from DraftKings Sportsbook.

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: 48.5

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

Oddsmakers expect the Chiefs to hit the over on 2.5 touchdowns (-175; bet $175 to win $100). We so wholeheartedly agree that we’re hopping on this line even without favorable odds.

Kansas City’s passing game has more layers than it’s had all season. And since the rushing attack lacks explosion—Isiah Pacheco hasn’t been the same since fracturing his fibula, and Kareem Hunt doesn’t have breakaway burst—the Chiefs might go to their passing attack early and often to find their big plays.

Having Patrick Mahomes air it out is never a bad thing, particularly for those chasing points or touchdowns. And with his pass-catching group as healthy as ever, his options for big-play connections are almost limitless. Travis Kelce and Xavier Worthy have been the headliners this postseason, but no one would be shocked to see a big Super Bowl stat line from any of DeAndre Hopkins, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Hollywood Brown or Noah Gray.

It feels like aggression in the passing game will be key for Kansas City, particularly early on when both teams are trying to set the tone. If Mahomes is taking shots, he’s probably hitting on more than his fair share, and those who pounced on this bet could see it comfortably cleared.

The Eagles have already shown that if their running game and defense can control a contest, they’re fine winning with that formula.

That doesn’t seem like it’ll be enough against Mahomes and the Chiefs. Kansas City’s defense will be laser-locked the two-headed rushing monster of Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts, effectively forcing Philly’s passing game to either rise to the occasion or perhaps get singled out as the reason this group falls short.

Hurts could see an elevated number of pass attempts in other words, and he’d be wise to route as many of them as possible toward A.J. Brown. When the Eagles make a concerted effort to involve their star receiver, good things almost always happen. He saw seven-plus targets in seven regular season games; he averaged 6.1 receptions for 103.6 yards and 0.7 touchdowns in those contests.

Philly will need its best to deny Kansas City’s quest for history, and Brown’s pass-catching is clearly part of this team’s best. He may not rocket past six receptions, but he’ll at least hit that mark.

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