Super Bowl Player Props For Chiefs Vs. Eagles: Free Printable Props Sheet
With the Super Bowl featuring tons of star power this February, a full prop sheets pool is a great way to get everyone involved at your watch parties. We’ve got a PDF that you can print out and use to run a contest with friends, for money or bragging rights, featuring some of the best novelty proposition bets and game props available for Super Bowl 59 between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Free printable Super Bowl props sheet
Downloadable PDF – Lineups Super Bowl Prop Sheet
How to play and fill out Super Bowl props
- Print out our list of Super Bowl party props to get started.
- Participants make their selections of “Yes” or “No,” “Over” or “Under,” or option “A” or “B” for each proposition.
- The pool commissioner can assign points for each prop and make their own scoring and payout structure to determine how prizes are awarded.
- Give everyone their prop sheet back so they can check off correct answers as the game unfolds.
Below, you will see a list of some novelty props and game props for Super Bowl 59 between the Chiefs and Eagles. The top propositions involve the pregame ceremonies of the opening coin toss and the length of the national anthem. Then we get into your basic propositions, who will win the game, and how many total points will be scored, leading all the way down to the position of the Super Bowl MVP.
There are a couple of novelty props sprinkled in there, including how many times the broadcast will cut to Taylor Swift, who will likely be cheering for the Chiefs from a luxury suite.
Knowledge of the NFL could help when making some of these picks, but most questions are 50-50 propositions where either outcome is just as likely. The exception would be whether a safety occurs in the game, or whether a non-quarterback throws a touchdown, both of which are unlikely to happen.
Full list of 2025 Super Bowl party props
- Length of national anthem:
- Over 120.5, Under 120.5
- Coin toss result:
- Heads, Tails
- Super Bowl winner:
- Eagles, Chiefs
- Over/under total:
- Over 49.5, Under 49.5
- First offensive play of the game:
- Run, Pass
- Team to score first,
- Eagles, Chiefs
- Jersey number of first TD scorer:
- Odd, Even
- Any player to score 2+ touchdowns:
- Yes, No
- Will both teams score a TD in the first quarter:
- Yes, No
- Team to score last:
- Eagles, Chiefs
- Gatorade bath color:
- Purple, Any Other Color
- How many times will Taylor Swift be shown:
- Over 4.5, Under 4.5
- Shortest touchdown O/U 1.5 yards:
- Over 1.5 yards, Under 1.5 yards
- Over/under 6.5 touchdowns:
- Over 6.5, Under 6.5
- Successful 2-point conversion?:
- Yes, No
- Total interceptions:
- Over 1.5, Under 1.5
- Will a non-QB throw for a touchdown:
- Yes, No
- Will there be a safety:
- Yes, No
- Chiefs team total:
- Over 24.5, Under 24.5
- Eagles team total:
- Over 24.5, Under 24.5
- Team with the longest touchdown:
- Eagles, Chiefs
- Will there be a missed XP?:
- Yes, No
- Patrick Mahomes 250 passing yards:
- Over, Under
- Jalen Hurts 225 passing yards:
- Over, Under
- Position of MVP:
- Quarterback, Any Other Player
Is there a strategy for Super Bowl props?
Beating your friends in a props pool could require some strategy in terms of picking against public perception. If everyone goes with the most likely potential outcome, there will be less variance in terms of picks, and the winner may come down to one or two answers.
The only other strategy to consider with a prop sheet is the correlation between picks. If you take under on the Chiefs or Eagles team total, or the game total, you’re likely to take under 6.5 touchdowns for the game, because the correlation is a lower-scoring outcome.
There is no overarching strategy for the novelty props, although looking up the average length of the Super Bowl national anthem and analyzing the singing style of this year’s performer, Jon Batiste, could help. For what it’s worth, Taylor Swift appeared 12 times during the in-game broadcast last Super Bowl.
