You can’t ignore Taylor Swift’s greatness, whether you love her or not (I love her, of course, as a father of three girls).
The return of Taylor Swift prop bets for Super Bowl 59 is proof that excellence is not limited to music. Against the Eagles on Sunday, Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, a talented tight end for Kansas City, hopes to lead his team to an unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl victory.
Speaking of titles, DraftKings Oregon’s Super Bowl 59 novelty prop bets (via the Oregon Lottery) are once again linked to Swift’s album names. Shake it Off, for instance, is a prop bet in which K.C. wins the game even though the Eagles score first.
Since I love puns, let’s move on to my top picks for Super Bowl 59 props involving Taylor Swift.
Best Taylor Swift Super Bowl 59 prop bets
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Fifteen – Patrick Mahomes to have 15+ rushing yards and 215+ passing yards:
-175
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the 1 – Xavier Worthy to score 1+ receiving TD and 1+ rushing TD:
+3000
Fifteen – Mahomes to have 15+ rushing yards and 215+ passing yards
Odds: -175 ($17.50 for a $10 wager)
They can’t all be Hail Marys, but my favorite Taylor Swift-related Super Bowl prop bet is very cheesy. The fact that Mahomes runs more in the postseason makes this one very appealing to me.
Over the last two playoff seasons, he has averaged 6.8 carries per game, compared to 4.1 attempts per game during the regular season. It makes sense: At the most crucial moment of the year, he is exerting every effort to win.
Against the Bills, Mahomes recorded a season-high 11 carries, including two touchdown runs on bootlegs. Mahomes might be on the run a lot in this game because the Eagles boast the NFL’s best defensive line.
Regarding the second half of this wager, Mahomes’ lifetime postseason average has been 277.9 yards per game. Tyreek Hill played for Kansas City during a significant chunk of time, yet his lowest postseason average to date is 234.3 yards per game (in 2022).
I understand that the Eagles had the second-best pass defense in the NFL during the regular season, but they have two rookies on the field, and the Kansas City receiving corps has significantly improved, something that nobody seems to be acknowledging. This is where you should lay the juice.
the 1 – Xavier Worthy to score 1+ receiving TD and 1+ rushing TD
Odds: +3000 ($300 for a $10 wager)
When it comes to Super Bowl prop betting, this is the long shot that many people seek. Considering Worthy’s usage in the red zone, this one isn’t out of the ordinary. The lightning-fast rookie is a danger to run by any corner or safety and frequently receives rushes on jet sweeps (he nearly scored against Houston in the Divisional Round).
Worthy was the top X-factor for this game, according to DraftKings lead oddsmaker Johnny Avello, with whom I interviewed for a betting trends piece. I cannot disagree.
The former Texas standout just finished a season-high 11-catch, 85-yard game against Buffalo, a team with excellent corners. As my former coworker Nick Kostos, host of BetQL’s You Bettor You Bet podcast, likes to say, “This is a live long shot bet, but don’t wager more than beer or pizza money.”
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