PrizePicks NFL DFS Prop Picks - Over/Under Props for 49ers vs. Chiefs Super Bowl LVIII

PrizePicks NFL DFS prop picks for the Super Bowl (February 11, 2024). Use Kipp's NFL over/under props recommendations to win on PrizePicks.

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NFL DFS Props - Over/Under Picks for Super Bowl LVIII

Patrick Mahomes MORE than .5 passing yards

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Christian McCaffrey MORE than 90.5 rushing yards

This has become a popular play in a lot of circles and this comes with good reason. McCaffrey has rushed for more than this total in seven of his previous 10 games and missed it by just one yard against the Lions in the NFC Championship. He has also averaged over 17 carries per game across his previous 10 contests.

The matchup against the Chiefs is a solid one as well. Throughout the regular season, Kansas City allowed an average of 4.6 yards per carry to the running back position. The fact that San Francisco is slightly favored in this game could also increase the volume for McCaffrey down the stretch to help salt this game away.

Isiah Pacheco MORE than 67.5 rushing yards

Normally, I would not want to pick a running back against this 49ers defense; however, recency bias has gotten the best of me here with Isiah Pacheco. Over the previous two weeks, the 49ers have allowed a total of 262 rushing yards to the running back position. In the Divisional Round, Aaron Jones burned them for 108 yards on 18 carries. Then, in the NFC Championship, Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery combined for a total of 138 rushing yards on 27 carries. This has not been the same 49ers defense and Kansas City could make them pay here.

Over the previous four games, Pacheco has averaged over 20 carries per game and 96 rushing yards per game. He has also eclipsed this total in all four of those games. This Chiefs offense has built itself around their defense and rushing attack in recent weeks and that is likely the route they take in this game as strange as that may seem.

Harrison Butker MORE than 1.5 field goals made

This is a fun play that I have already locked in at a couple of different books priced at -110. Butker has made two or more field goals in six of his previous nine games dating back to Week 13 at Green Bay. This 49ers defense has mostly been a bend-and-not-break defense as well, which tells me the Chiefs are likely to find some drives that land in San Francisco territory but do not end up in the end zone. Butker should get plenty of opportunities in the dome and has been deadly accurate on the season as he went 33-of-35 on field goal attempts.

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