Super Bowl Player Prop Bets 2021: Super Bowl 55 Player Props

Super Bowl 55 is set to take place on February 7, 2021, at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. With the conference championship games completed, we now know that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be taking on the Kansas City Chiefs for the Lombardi Trophy.

This article is your home for all of the Super Bowl player props. A player prop bet is a wager on a potential outcome for a player during the game. These options include markets such as the OVER/UNDER on the number of passing yards by a quarterback or which player will find the end zone for a touchdown.

With such a wide range of betting opportunities for player props, many books have different options so it’s good to check out the variety and Odds Shark has put together a list of the best prop betting sites.

Be sure to keep an eye on our NFL hub page for all the latest Super Bowl 55 odds and information.

Super Bowl Player Prop Bets

Let’s take a look at available player prop bets, broken down by position here.

Quarterback Props

There are several options for quarterback props, primarily the OVER/UNDERs for passing yards, passing touchdowns and pass completions. Essentially, you are betting on the success, or lack thereof, of one or both signal-callers.

The QB prop that I like for Super Bowl 55 is OVER 301.5 passing yards for Tom Brady at -115. I looked at some of Tom Brady’s Super Bowl betting trends and the GOAT has surpassed 302 passing yards in four of his previous nine Super Bowl appearances, including three of his last four, and he averages 315.3 passing yards in the big game.

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The Ultimate Guide to Super Bowl 55 Prop Betting

Receiver Props

Similar to the QB props, you can wager on receiver props like OVER/UNDER receiving yards and receptions as a whole. This prop can be a little more difficult, since there are several different receivers who can have a big game or a quiet game on any given night against different defensive schemes.

That said, there are two receiver props that I like for Super Bowl 55. The first is UNDER 6.5 receptions for Tyreek Hill at +135. Hill has only surpassed that number five times over 18 games this season and if the Bucs want any chance of winning, they need to keep No. 10 in check.

The other receiver prop I like is OVER 23.5 receiving yards for Leonard Fournette at -135. The big running back has been utilized a lot more often in the playoffs, with more frequent targets and rushing attempts than in the regular season. He did have three games in which he racked up over 40 receiving yards and I think he will create some havoc in this one.

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Running Back Props

If nothing pops out at you as you sift through the list of receiving props or you don’t like the unpredictability of receivers, running back props might be right up your alley. Most teams stick with one or two running backs instead of three or more receivers so your options are much more refined.

The running prop I like is a little risky but there is a safety pin on this one – OVER 30.5 rushing yards for Clyde Edwards-Helaire. The rookie back out of LSU has been dealing with an injury in the playoffs and thus Darrel Williams has essentially taken control of the backfield. I have a feeling Edwards-Helaire will be the feature back again and 30.5 yards seems very achievable. The safety pin is that the sportsbooks specify “must play for action,” so if he is ruled inactive, you get your money back.

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Defense/Special Teams Props

As you will see by the value associated with each of these props, they are a little bit of a shot in the dark. That said, if you go with the favorite among these props, there’s essentially no value but you could pat yourself on the back for a win.

However, you can make some money on the individual player defensive props. For example, the first sack for Kansas City in Super Bowl 55 was by Alex Okafor who had OVER 0.5 sacks paying +220. The means that a $100 bet on OVER 0.5 sacks for Okafor would profit $220.

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Touchdown Scorers

Now I’ll start this off by saying I’ll never try to compete with Odds Shark’s touchdown scorer expert, Gilles Gallant. You can see Gilles’ Super Bowl 55 TD scorers here.

There’s one player, however, not recommended in Gilles’ article that I think will be targeted in the end zone by the Bucs and that is Rob Gronkowski at +225. Gronk has been underutilized thus far in the playoffs, with just two catches on seven targets through three games. That said, call it a gut feeling, but in the big game, the familiarity of Brady and Gronkowski is too good to pass up on.

Rob Gronkowski scored the first touchdown of Super Bowl 55. The odds for him to score the first touchdown was +1300 or 13:1. Gronk also scored again later in the game and his odds to score two touchdowns in the game was +1400 or 14:1.

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