Ranking the Top 5 Exotic Super Bowl LIX Props

1. Any Player to Record a 75+ Yard Receiving Touchdown +1700

Finally, our favorite exotic wager heading into Super Bowl LIX is any player to record a 75+ yard receiving touchdown. 

Several Eagles players could be on the receiving end of a 75-yard touchdown. A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith both have breakaway speed and should be able to break through the Chiefs' secondary. We also can't discount Saquon Barkley's speed or elusiveness on a checkdown pass.

DeAndre Hopkins' most productive years might be behind him, but Hollywood Brown and Xavier Worthy are deep threats with game-changing speed. Watching either one of those receivers break off a massive gain for a score wouldn't be a surprise.

There has been no shortage of big game plays at any point in these playoffs, and it's worth betting on that continuing on the game's biggest stage.

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5. Any Player to Record 506+ Passing Yards +18000

We're going for the jugular with our first selection. The Super Bowl record for passing yards in a game is 505 yards, and we don't have to go that far back to find it. In 2018, Tom Brady set the record in Super Bowl LII against this same Eagles team. We wouldn't be surprised if that record is broken on Sunday. 

Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts have a legitimate chance to break this record. Hurts has been magnificent in the playoffs, completing 69.9% of his passes for 7.3 yards per pass attempt. Further, stretching the field shouldn't be an issue for the Eagles' receiving corps. Likewise, we all know what Mahomes can do, especially in big games. If the Chiefs face a deficit, as the New England Patriots did, we could see the Mahomes air it out more frequently. 

A record-setting performance might be needed to offset the Chiefs' burnout, which is impacting Super Bowl ticket sales.

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4. Any Offensive Lineman to Record a Touchdown +1800

If you're a Detroit Lions fan, look away. Both teams are comfortable with trickery, making any offensive lineman to record a touchdown a promising wager. 

Of course, this play call infamously cost the Lions a win last season when the referees failed to acknowledge that Taylor Decker reported in as eligible. We're anticipating no such misstep in Super Bowl LIX. 

The Chiefs love to run multiple tight-end packages. Disguising a play-action pass could allow someone like Joe Thuney to line up on the outside, break out, and get uncovered into the endzone. We wouldn't be surprised to see Nick Sirianni dig into his bag of tricks and set up one of the Eagles' offensive linemen for a touchdown.

Both teams employ a win-at-all-cost mentality. Setting up an offensive lineman for a score is precisely the type of play we should be expecting.

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3. Either QB to Catch a Pass From Any Player +2100

The tomfoolery doesn't end there. We also expect one of Patrick Mahomes or Jalen Hurts to record a reception on Super Bowl Sunday. 

Who doesn't remember the Philly Special? It was the defining moment of Super Bowl LII, helping the Eagles escape with the win. Running a similar play in Super Bowl LIX harkens back to the team's only championship in the Super Bowl era. Moreover, the Chiefs regularly run plays out of the wildcat formation, with Mahomes an unsuspecting reception candidate. 

At +2100, we like the odds of either quarterback recording a reception on Sunday.

Spread: Chiefs -1.5 | Moneyline: Chiefs -124 | Eagles +106 | Total: 49.5

2. Any Defensive Player to Return an Interception for a Touchdown +600

Granted, this one has a less appealing +600 price tag. Nevertheless, we like any defensive player to return an interception for a touchdown. 

Philadelphia has no shortage of playmakers at any level of its defense. Over their last six games, the Eagles have tallied nine interceptions. Similarly, the Chiefs have recorded seven touchdowns over their previous six, albeit with none over their last three. 

An interception seems like a virtual lock in the Super Bowl. At +600, it's worth betting one gets returned for a touchdown.

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1. Any Player to Record a 75+ Yard Receiving Touchdown +1700

Finally, our favorite exotic wager heading into Super Bowl LIX is any player to record a 75+ yard receiving touchdown. 

Several Eagles players could be on the receiving end of a 75-yard touchdown. A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith both have breakaway speed and should be able to break through the Chiefs' secondary. We also can't discount Saquon Barkley's speed or elusiveness on a checkdown pass.

DeAndre Hopkins' most productive years might be behind him, but Hollywood Brown and Xavier Worthy are deep threats with game-changing speed. Watching either one of those receivers break off a massive gain for a score wouldn't be a surprise.

There has been no shortage of big game plays at any point in these playoffs, and it's worth betting on that continuing on the game's biggest stage.

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