Player to Have at Least One Reception Each Quarter Prop Bet - Chiefs vs. Eagles - Super Bowl 2025

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Jan/31/2025

Payout odds for a number of players in this year's Super Bowl to have at least one reception in each quarter start at $200 for every $100 bet.

Travis Kelce and Xavier Worthy were coming in at +200 and +210, respectively.

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Kelce's receptions total for Super Bowl 2025 was listed at 6.5.

Kelce caught 2-of-4 targets for 19 yards in Kansas City’s AFC Championship win over the Bills but had a solid performance the week before against the Texans where he caught 7-of-8 targets for 117 yards and a touchdown.

Worthy's reception total came in at 5.5 for this year's Super Bowl.

He caught 6-of-7 targets for 85 yards and a touchdown in Kansas City’s AFC Championship win over the Bills last weekend.

At Least One Reception Each Quarter Player Prop Bet - Super Bowl 2025

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To have 1+ receptions in each quarter
Travis Kelce         +200     
Xavier Worthy         +210     
AJ Brown         +300     
DeVonta Smith         +400     
Dallas Goedert         +450     
Marquise Brown         +680     
Saquon Barkley         +780     
Juju Smith-Schuster         +1200

Total Receptions for Super Bowl 2025

AJ Brown 5.5
Dallas Goedert 4.5
DeAndre Hopkins 1.5
DeVonta Smith 4.5
Isiah Pacheco 1.5
Jahan Dotson 0.5
JuJu Smith-Schuster 1.5
Kareem Hunt 1.5
Marquise Brown 3.5
Noah Gray 1.5
Samaje Perine 1.5
Saquon Barkley 2.5
Travis Kelce 6.5
Xavier Worthy 5.5

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