5 Best Chiefs Anytime Touchdown Bets for Super Bowl LVIII

Kadarius Toney (+950)

Kadarius Toney is telling anyone who will listen that he’s still a No. 1 caliber wide receiver, so what better place to show it than in the Super Bowl? We know the talent is there for Toney, but it’s a matter of him being healthy and not getting ahead of himself. Toney found the endzone last Super Bowl thanks to Reid’s red zone creativity, so why not return to him? After Kelce and Rice, anyone can score for the Chiefs, so with someone with Toney's potential, let’s see if he lives up to his talk.

Rashee Rice (+140)

With all the attention being placed on Travis Kelce, deservedly so, people don’t realize how impressive Rashee Rice has been recently. He has had at least five receptions in eight of his last nine games, including two eight-reception games this postseason. The 49ers defensively are weakest on the outside at defending opposing wide receivers, so if Rice gets a ton of volume in a high-scoring game, you need some action on him to find the endzone. If you’re fading Kelce on Sunday or expect the 49ers defense to focus solely on him, pivoting to Rice is a must.

Patrick Mahomes (+370)

Patrick Mahomes hasn’t used his legs to find the endzone like in recent seasons, but with everything at stake on Sunday, I expect him to lay everything on the line. Back in Super Bowl LIV, Mahomes scored a rushing touchdown, so who is to say he won’t do it again? As we have seen in the Chiefs ' last two playoff games, Mahomes will be willing to escape the pocket if the yardage is there. It’s worthwhile to grab this +370 value.

Noah Gray (+950)

This is more of a gut play, but getting +950 on Noah Gray to find the endzone isn’t inconceivable. Allow me to set the scene. We know Andy Reid loves to get creative with utilizing his backup tight ends, and Gray has picked up a few chunk plays in recent weeks. With all the attention paid to Kelce and Rice by the 49ers’ defense, they will forget about Gray as he slips into open space uncovered. We’re rolling the dice that it happens to be in the endzone. At +950, why not?

Kadarius Toney (+950)

Kadarius Toney is telling anyone who will listen that he’s still a No. 1 caliber wide receiver, so what better place to show it than in the Super Bowl? We know the talent is there for Toney, but it’s a matter of him being healthy and not getting ahead of himself. Toney found the endzone last Super Bowl thanks to Reid’s red zone creativity, so why not return to him? After Kelce and Rice, anyone can score for the Chiefs, so with someone with Toney's potential, let’s see if he lives up to his talk.