Super Bowl 57 Props: Jersey Number Of First Touchdown Scorer

First Super Bowl 57 Jersey Props Released

Prepare to be inundated with thousands of props at the top sports betting sites on Super Bowl 57 between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles on Feb. 12 from State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Super Bowl betting is really heating up with dozens of diverse prop bets amongst the myriad of sports betting odds available to players.

Did you know that the Super Bowl winner will have more victories this NFL season in that stadium than the home tenant Arizona Cardinals? NFL betting fans will remember that they had just one home victory and lost to both the Eagles and Chiefs there. No wonder Coach Kliff Kingsbury was fired.

Let’s break down a jersey prop today on the first touchdown scorer in the big game, with the number set at over-under 11.5. That a player with a jersey number higher than 11 scores the first TD is -120 and under 11 is also -120.

There’s also an odd/even prop on the jersey number for the first TD scorer with odd at -200 and even +150. The favored first score of the game is an Eagles touchdown at +185 and then Chiefs TD at +200.

Mike Sanders Favored For 1st Touchdown

Philadelphia running back Miles Sanders is the +650 favorite as the game’s first touchdown scorer. The Eagles’ No. 26 had 11 total TDs in the regular season and two more in these playoffs, both in the NFC title game win over San Francisco when he did have the game’s first.

Eagles QB Jalen Hurts is +700 for the first TD – it has to be on a rush or pass reception or fumble recovery for an offensive player – and has set a quarterback single-season record with 15 rushing scores this season, including playoffs. He wears No. 1. His top two receivers, AJ Brown (No. 11) and DeVonta Smith (6) both are also under the 11.5 prop number. Hurts’ No. 1 tight end, Dallas Goedert, wears No. 88 and is +1000 to score the first TD as is Brown.  Smith is +1300.

The three favored Chiefs players to score the first touchdown are tight end Travis Kelce (No. 87) at +700, rookie running back Isiah Pacheco (No. 10) at +800 and running back Jerick McKinnon (No. 1) at +1100. McKinnon is used mostly as a receiver out of the backfield.

In the AFC Championship Game win over Cincinnati, Kelce had the game’s first TD, which didn’t come until 3:53 remained in the first half. He also had the first touchdown in the divisional round against Jacksonville. The future Hall of Famer has totaled 15 TDs this season including playoffs.

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