Chiefs Top 6 Anytime Touchdown Picks for Super Bowl LIX

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Noah Gray Anytime Touchdown (+500)

The anticipation has been building for Noah Gray to deliver his breakout postseason performance for the Chiefs. Despite being targeted just three times over Kansas City's two playoff contests, this shouldn’t deter us from backing him this coming Sunday. Gray can exploit gaps in the red zone, making him a reliable option for Mahomes in critical scoring territory. His limited touches shouldn’t mislead fans; Gray offers genuine potential to score in Sunday’s game.

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Travis Kelce Anytime Touchdown (+125)

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It's hard to avoid what Travis Kelce can do in a matchup of his magnitude. When Mahomes is scrambling and looking for a target, Kelce often finds ways to get open, especially in key areas like the red zone. Kelce had a down year in the touchdown department for the Chiefs, but he's continued to come up big for Kansas City in the Super Bowl. In his four appearances in the Super Bowl, Kelce has tallied 350 receiving yards and a pair of touchdowns. There's value in the big tight end to find pay dirt again come Sunday evening. 

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JuJu Smith-Schuster Anytime Touchdown (+550)

I was intrigued by what JuJu Smith-Schuster accomplished in the AFC Championship Game against Buffalo. He's not running routes at a high clip like he used to, but he still has plays drawn up for him that are utilized. Smith-Schuster was targeted three times against Buffalo and recorded 60 receiving yards. He still has enough left in the tank to run a strong route, which will be crucial against this Eagles secondary. I don't think the Chiefs will be shy in targeting Smith-Schuster in this matchup, helping create some value for him to find the endzone. 

Isiah Pacheco Anytime Touchdown (+360)

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Since returning from injury, the results haven't been pretty for Isiah Pacheco. He's had a large portion of his role taken by Kareem Hunt, which should highlight his struggles. I'm not counting on Pacheco being the goal-line back in this matchup, but he still has that dangerous burst that can find him scoring. Maybe I'm falling for a player that's not the same as the one we've seen in years past due to injury. Still, the value on this price is too good to pass up when you consider the lack of overall consistency we've seen down the stretch from the Chiefs' run game. 

Kansas City Chiefs Defense Anytime Touchdown (+700)

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We already saw the Kansas City defense score a touchdown in the Super Bowl two years ago. Why can't that transpire again this time around? As much as Jalen Hurts has been solid for the Eagles, he's also prone to mistakes, which opens up a chance for a fumble scoop and score or a pick-six. The Chiefs can dial up the pressure with some different looks under Steve Spagnuolo, which helps create a reasonable price for the defense to find a way into the endzone.

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