First Reception Prop Bet: Titans-Chiefs AFC Conference Game

Written by:
Don Shapiro
Published on:
Jan/19/2020

Travis Kelce is the favorite to have the first reception in Sunday's AFC Championship game between the Tennessee Titans and Kansas City Chiefs.  The payout would be $40 for every $10 bet.

Coach Andy Reid confirmed TE Kelce (knee) will play Sunday against the Titans.

How to Read the Odds: +400 pays $40 for every $10 bet, +1000 pays $100 for every $10 bet.

Tennessee Titans @ Kansas City Chiefs
First Reception
62392     Travis Kelce (KC)         +400     
62387     Tyreek Hill (KC)         +500     
62379     Jonnu Smith (TEN)         +700     
62384     Damien Williams (KC)         +800     
62371     Derrick Henry (TEN)         +800     
62374     A.J. Brown (TEN)         +1000     
62390     Mecole Hardman (KC)         +1000     
62377     Tajae Sharp (TEN)         +1000     
62375     Corey Davis (TEN)         +1200     
62389     Demarcus Robinson (KC)         +1200     
62388     Sammy Watkins (KC)         +1600     
62376     Adam Humphries (TEN)         +2000     
62372     Dion Lewis (TEN)         +2000     
62380     Anthony Firkser (TEN)         +2500     
62381     MyCole Pruitt (TEN)         +2800     
62385     Darwin Thompson (KC)         +3300     
62386     LeSean McCoy (KC)         +3300     
62393     Blake Bell (KC)         +4000     
62391     Byron Pringle (KC)         +4000     
62394     Deon Yelder (KC)         +4000     
62378     Kalif Raymond (TEN)         +4000  
  

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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