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From under-or-overs to more-or-less, there’s really no better time to dive into player props with the fantasy football season concluded. Let the game sweats keep coming with some early player props for Super Bowl 57!

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Best Super Bowl 57 PrizePicks Prop Bet Predictions

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A.J. Brown (WR – PHI): OVER 5.0 receptions

• The Chiefs have allowed an average of 13 receptions per game to wide receivers, a bottom-10 mark in the league this year and since the beginning of Week 10.
• The last time KC failed to hold an opposing No. 1 WR to fewer than five catches was in Week 15 versus the Texans. They’ve allowed at least five receptions to an opposing No. 1 in every other game since Week 12 (Rams).
• Excluding the Divisional Round, A.J. Brown has been Jalen Hurts‘ go-to WR in the last four games they have played together, with a 33% target share and 47% air yards share.
• In the NFC Championship Game, Brown commanded a 33% target share and 39% air yards share on eight targets, catching four for 28 yards (all in the first half). He did not catch either of his targets thrown 20-plus air yards downfield.
• Brown (4-28, 31% target share) and Dallas Goedert (5-23) each saw six targets in the 1st half alone.
• AJB then commanded the first two targets in the third quarter before the team went super conservative against a QB-less 49ers offense.
• Brown earned 38% of Hurts’ first 21 pass attempts. Hurts finished with 25 pass attempts.
• Brown has been heavily used versus man coverage this season, which KC predominately deploys.
• Versus man coverage, Brown owns a whopping 37% target share (4th), 34% target rate per route run, and 42% air yards share.
• His 3.62 yards per route run versus man coverage ranks third-best among all WRs this season against man coverage.
• Simply put, Brown is going to get the rock and make the KC Chiefs secondary pay. Kansas City ranks 31st in DVOA against No. 1 WRs this year, allowing the third-most receiving yards per game to opposing alphas (81.2).

Kenneth Gainwell (RB – PHI): OVER 1.5 receptions AND OVER 12.5 receiving yards

• The Chiefs have bled fantasy points to RBs in the passing game, allowing the most receptions to the position per game (six), third-most targets, and third-most receiving yards (46.9) this season.
• Samaje Perine and Joe Mixon combined for 6 receptions, 7 targets, and 19 receiving yards in the AFC Championship Game versus the Chiefs. Both RBs caught 3 passes.
• Since Week 15, Miles Sanders has run fewer routes (30% route participation) than Kenneth Gainwell and has been out-targeted 14-to-4.
• Last week Gainwell earned three targets while running a route on 41% of dropbacks compared to Sanders’ 30%.
• Bet the over on Gainwell’s receiving usage against a defense that ranks No. 28th in DVOA versus RBs in the passing game, as he is clearly the preferred pass-catching back in the Eagles’ offense.
• In Gainwell’s last five games, he has over 12.5 receiving yards in three contests (60% hit rate). He has at least two receptions in four of his last six games (67% hit rate).
• For four straight games, Sanders has played 40% of the snaps after never playing fewer than 50% of the snaps from Weeks 1-16.
• Sanders has gone under 4.5 receiving yards in five of his last six games played, making his receiving prop (O/U at 4.5 receiving yards) under the perfect parlay to go alongside Gainwell’s over.

Jerick McKinnon (RB – KC): UNDER 21.5 rushing yards

• Since Week 12, the Eagles defense ranks 12th in run defense DVOA, allowing the 7th-fewest rushing yards per game to RBs (77) at 4.5 yards per carry.
• Over the same span, no single RB has rushed for more than 65.5 rushing yards (not-named Christian McCaffrey).
• Jerick McKinnon has rushed for OVER 23 rushing yards just twice since Week 14 (seven games played).
• In his last five games played, he has yet to eclipse more than 25 rushing yards in any contest.
• Isiah Pacheco has out-carried him with 61 rushing attempts (12.2 carries per game) vs. 26 rushing attempts (5.2 carries per game).
• McKinnon has not rushed for more than 25 yards this season in any game in that he has seen fewer than eight carries.
• Pacheco has rushed for over 58 rushing yards in nine of his last 11 games since becoming a focal point of the Chiefs’ rushing attack in Week 10.

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