What the Pick Data Says About the Super Bowl: Kansas City Chiefs

Well, well, well. They're back again. The Chiefs are going for the first ever three-peat in Super Bowl history, and while this team isn't the powerhouse that we've seen at the peak of the Kansas City dynasty, as long as they have Patrick Mahomes, they have a shot. Let's dive in to pick data and trends for the Chiefs in the big game.

Trending QuickPicks Plays

All the attention is on Patrick Mahomes. The most popular QuickPicks play on the Chiefs side of the ball is Patrick Mahomes more than 1.5 passing TDs thrown. Surprisingly, he's only had 2+ passing TDs in 2 of his last 5 games. The Eagles have arguably the best defense in the NFL, and while you can't stop Mahomes, they're going to do all they can to contain him.

Other trending QuickPicks plays for Kansas City players include:
• Harrison Butker more than 1.5 made field goals
• DeAndre Hopkins more than 12.5 receiving yards
• Patrick Mahomes more than 5.5 rushing attempts
• Xavier Worthy more than 5.5 rushing yards

Travis Kelce

No, we don't have a "will Travis Kelce propose to Taylor Swift" projection for you, but there's plenty to pick from for one of the biggest names in the sport.

• 61.5 receiving yards
Kelce has gone over this number in 2 of his last 5. Mahomes's safety valve should see plenty of action today.
• Longest reception 20.5 yards
He's only hit this in 1 of his last 5 games.

Super Bowl Pick

The Chiefs are coming into Super Bowl as slight favorites, hovering around -1.5 on the spread and -115 on the moneyline. In Splash Sports contests, there's not a ton of faith in a cover. Only 45% of users are backing the Chiefs to cover 1.5 as favorites. The Chiefs have closed as Super Bowl favorites in 2 of their last 3 appearances, one ending in a blowout loss to the Bucs and one ending in a Chiefs win and cover against the 49ers. The last time they matched up against the Eagles they closed as 1.5-point underdogs, winning that game outright.