A.J. Brown Super Bowl Player Prop Bets and Odds: Eagles vs. Chiefs | February 9, 2025

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The Philadelphia Eagles and A.J. Brown will hit the field for the Super Bowl versus the Kansas City Chiefs at 6:30 PM ET on Sunday. In this piece we’ll break down the statistical trends and insights to help you make good predictions on prop bets for Brown’s matchup.

Receiving Yards Prop

A.J. Brown to go over 70.5 yards

Bet $20, Payout $38.02

A.J. Brown Prop Lines

  • Matchup: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs
  • Time: 6:30 PM ET
  • Date: February 9, 2025
  • Receiving yards prop: Over 70.5 (-111)

A.J. Brown Stats and Trends

  • Brown has a team-high 1,079-yard campaign thus far (83.0 yards per game), with seven touchdowns. He has reeled in 67 balls on 97 targets.
  • Brown averages 83.0 receiving yards, 12.5 more than his over/under for Sunday.
  • In eight of 13 games this season, Brown has put up over 70.5 receiving yards.
  • His average prop total for receiving yards is 78.1. He has collected 4.9 more per game than that.
  • In eight of 13 games, Brown has gone over on his receiving yards prop bet.
  • He has had a touchdown catch in seven of 13 games this season, but had only one TD in each of those games.

Recent Performances vs. the Chiefs

Week Opponent Pass Yards Allowed Pass TDs Allowed
1 Ravens 267 1
2 Bengals 246 2
3 Falcons 229 1
4 Chargers 169 1
5 Saints 174 2
7 49ers 209 0
8 Raiders 195 2
9 Buccaneers 189 2
10 Broncos 182 2
11 Bills 262 1
12 Panthers 249 1
13 Raiders 318 2
14 Chargers 194 1
15 Browns 127 0
16 Texans 227 2
17 Steelers 162 0
18 Broncos 321 4
Playoffs Texans 187 0
Playoffs Bills 227 2

Eagles Home Splits

  • At home, the Eagles put up 26.6 points per game and concede 17.4. That’s less than they score (27.2) and allow (17.8) overall.
  • The Eagles’ average yards gained at home (377.8) is higher than their overall average (367.2). But their average yards allowed at home (277) is lower than overall (278.4).
  • In home games, the Eagles rack up 213.2 passing yards per game and concede 169.3. That’s more than they gain overall (187.9), and less than they allow (174.2).
  • At home, the Eagles rack up 164.6 rushing yards per game and concede 107.7. That’s less than they gain overall (179.3), and more than they allow (104.2).
  • The Eagles’ offensive third-down percentage in home games (45.4%) is higher than their overall average (41.7%). Their defensive third-down percentage at home (31.5%) is lower than overall (35.5%).
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