Chiefs Super Bowl Odds: WR Kadarius Toney, JuJu Smith-Schuster Props

Written By Jeffrey Schreiber on February 7, 2023 - Last Updated on February 12, 2023
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2023 Super Bowl odds are available now at all sportsbooks. As part of TheLines.com’s Super Bowl props coverage, we’ll look at Chiefs Super Bowl props for Kansas City’s top three wide receivers – Kadarius Toney, JuJu Smith-Shuster, and Marquez Valdes-Scantling. Chiefs WR injuries continue to be a concern leading up to kickoff. Be sure to monitor the latest news.

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KADARIUS TONEY

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Receiving Yards: O/U /

Toney’s playing time continues to underwhelm. He’s hovered in the 30% range for over a month, but he drew a year-high seven targets in the Chiefs’ divisional-round win over Jacksonville. Toney offers a much-needed boost to Kansas City’s depleted wide receiver room. This number of 22.5 receiving yards seems low with the expected pass-heavy game script for the Chiefs. Additionally, expect the Chiefs to get Toney the ball in areas where he doesn’t have to worry about Philadelphia’s stout outside cornerbacks.

Anytime Touchdown

Toney is one of those players that head coach Andy Reid loves dialing up gadget style play-calls for down inside the red zone. Toney nearly caught a TD last week but, after further review, was ruled incomplete. It would not surprise me if the Chiefs manufactured some red zone touches for Toney on Super Bowl Sunday.

JUJU SMITH-SHUSTER

Receiving Yards: O/U /

The Chiefs targeted their WRs at just a 48% clip during the regular season. Only the Ravens targeted their WRs at a lower rate. Kansas City had their first 100-yard WR game since week 7 in last week’s championship game win. Chiefs WRs have just nine total TDs since their week 8 buy. Smith-Schuster has gone over 38 yards in two of his past ten games.

Receptions: O/U /

Smith-Schuster has over 3.5 catches in just two of his last ten games. It’s been a real struggle for the veteran since he started the season hot. The assumption of rational coaching would be to have JuJu run more slot routes in this matchup against the Eagles. Philadelphia allowed the highest reception rate to opposing slot WRs during the regular season. This is due to how stingy the Eagles outside cornerbacks are. JuJu is playing most of his snaps outside, even though he has produced much more as an interior receiver historically.

MARQUEZ VALDES-SCANTLING

Receiving Yards: O/U

I added the under 38.5 receiving yards to my betting card as soon as MVS props were released. Heading into the championship game, MVS was getting targeted on only 14% of his routes. He is averaging 8.5 yards per target (36th in NFL play), picking up 687 yards on 81 passes thrown his way. Valdes-Scantling has cleared 30 yards once since Week 13. The Chiefs are much more reliant on the passing game to succeed, but that’s an area has Philadelphia has shut down (No. 1 in Football Outsiders’ pass-defense DVOA metric) all year. 

Anytime Touchdown

Valdes-Scantling has had a touchdown catch in two of 17 regular season games this year. Notably, he has a receiving touchdown in each of the last two games for the Chiefs. Valdes-Scantling accumulated 11 red zone targets this year and has been targeted 8.9% of the time in the red zone (123 total red zone pass attempts on the team). I would instead take a shot on teammate Kadarius Toney to score at higher odds.

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Jeffrey Schreiber is a sports betting writer with TheLines and Catena Media. Jeff is recent college graduate with a background in finance and analytics. His goal is to provide readers with data and information behind the "why" to make a bet. His most memorable betting moment came during the divisional round of the 2022 NFL playoffs when he turned $37 in same-game parlay bets into $25,000.

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