NFL Super Bowl LIX Longshot Parlay Picks & Predictions: Eagles vs. Chiefs (2025)

by Kurt Blakeway|Feb 7, 2025

With the Big Game looming over our heads, I think it’s only right we put together a big parlay.

I’m not talking about a parlay that can only 4x your money, I think we should put something together with at least +1000 odds.

Let's dive in.

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Best Super Bowl LIX Longhot Parlay Picks

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Legs 1: Patrick Mahomes 6+ Rush Attempts (-125)

When the NFL playoffs come around you tend to see mobile quarterbacks use their legs more often. While Patrick Mahomes is not considered one of the most mobile quarterbacks in the league, he is still smart enough to extend plays with his legs when needed.

In 20 career playoff games, Mahomes has recorded six or more rush attempts in 10 of those games. With his offense not being as explosive as it once was, he has used his legs a bit more over the last two seasons.

Dating back to his first matchup with the Eagles in Super Bowl LVII, Mahomes has hit this number in six out of seven playoff games, including that 38-35 win over the Eagles.

Leg 2: Jalen Hurts Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-110)

The “Tush Push” is darn near impossible to stop. You know if the Eagles get down near the goal line Hurts will get a few cracks at getting in the end zone.

Even if we are not relying on the “Tush Push,” Hurts has made it known he is healthy and has used his legs in a big way over the last few games, scoring a rushing down of nine and 44 yards in this year’s postseason.

Leg 3: Saquon Barkley 100+ Rushing Yards (-182)

This seems like a no-brainer. Kansas City will do everything in its power to stack the box to stop Saquon Barkley. While that may scare some people off his rushing prop, I am not so sure Kansas City will be able to stop him.

The Chiefs’ rush defense hasn’t exactly been top-notch over the last few games. Looking at their two playoff games, Joe Mixon ran for 88 yards on nearly 5.0 yards per carry and James Cook ran for 85 yards with an average of 6.5 yards per carry. Both the Texans and Bills had to play from behind throughout the game.

If the Eagles somehow get the lead early this could be a pathway for a big game from Barkley.

Leg 4: DeVonta Smith 50+ Receiving Yards (-130)

DeVonta Smith has had a quiet postseason thus far, presenting a buy-low opportunity, allowing you to take advantage of great odds on his receiving props.

As mentioned above, one would have to assume the Chiefs will do what they can to not allow Saquon Barkley to run wild all over New Orleans this week. In doing so, they may have to stack the box, creating one-on-one matchups for Eagles wide receivers.

If that is the case, Smith is due for a huge game because the Chiefs have allowed big plays to opposing slot receivers like Smith all season.

Kansas City allowed the highest target share (39.2%) and the second-most yards per game (100.2) to opposing slot receivers.

In Super Bowl LVII, Smith was targeted nine times, catching seven passes for 100 yards.

Parlay Odds: +1000

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