Super Bowl LV Prop Bets: Expert Picks (2021)

The 2020 season is coming to an end as we prepare for Super Bowl LV. It’s been a wild ride, and the guys are here to wrap things up with their top Super Bowl LV prop bets picks. You’ll find 30 of the top prop bets below with picks from Mike Tagliere, Kyle Yates, and Dan Harris, along with the consensus pick of the trio. And, at the end, the guys will share their favorite Super Bowl LV prop bet.

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Super Bowl LV Prop Bet Expert Picks

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Below, our experts provide their favorite prop bets of Super Bowl LV.

OVER 3.5 Total QB sacks by both teams
We all know that Mahomes is playing through a turf toe injury and has less mobility than usual, right? On top of that, he’ll be without his starting left tackle Eric Fisher who tore his Achilles in the conference championship. Then you add in the fact that the Bucs have one of the better pass rushes in the league, and it’s fair to think they’ll get three sacks alone. We also know that Brady goes down if someone snags his shoelace, and the Chiefs themselves averaged 2.1 sacks per game in 2020. With a lot of passing expected (evidenced by the pass attempt props), you’re going to get quite a few sacks.
– Mike Tagliere (@MikeTagliereNFL)

UNDER Darrel Williams 7.5 rush attempts
Williams has seen exactly 13 carries each of the past two playoff games, but Clyde Edwards-Helaire has been banged up throughout that time period. With CEH expected to be fully healthy, it’s likely that we see him shoulder the majority of the rushing workload. However, against a stout Bucs run defense, will we even see the Chiefs run the ball 15 times? That leaves very little leftover for Williams and 7.5 is simply too high of a line for me. I’ll take the under here.
– Kyle Yates (@KyleYNFL)

OVER Darrel Williams 12.5 receiving yards
We don’t know the exact breakdown of Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Williams’ workload, and Le’Veon Bell could factor in, though I doubt it. But what we do know is that Williams has earned the trust of the coaching staff given how he’s performed in the playoffs and that he has done extremely well in pass protection. That’s going to be a major factor against the Bucs, who will get plenty of pressure on Patrick Mahomes, especially with Eric Fisher out. The Chiefs will likely all but abandon the running game against the stout Bucs run defense, meaning Williams’ strength in pass-blocking should keep him in the game plenty, and allow for a dump off or two. With a line that he could surpass on even a single catch, I’ll gladly take the over here.
– Dan Harris (@danharris80)

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