 What's going on? I am Greg Sussman joined today by Davis Matic of dailyrotor.com was here to break down the Super Bowl props for the AFC champion as a city chief. What's happening Davis? You know, not much very excited to watch the Kansas City Chiefs and their first Super Bowl in 50 years, you know, Kansas City native. Very, very excited for this game. There it is, man. Super, super exciting stuff. The only thing would probably make it more exciting was if Patrick Laird was there. He's not, but that's okay. We do have six props that we like and begins with Patrick Mahomes. The total passing yard number is two ninety seven and a half. What do you think? I think two ninety seven and a half is super generous from the Fandall sports book. I think that the fair line for this probably would have been closer to like three hundred, maybe three hundred and three, which has been a pretty standard. Patrick Mahomes passing prop in the past. This is going to be a really competitive game, obviously, with the one and a half point spread. I think conversely or sort of oddly, we like having Patrick Mahomes against tough defenses for his overs because that means he's going to be passing for four quarters. They're not going to have to run the ball in the second half because they're going to have to pass the whole game. They are going to have to pass all game. It's going to be Patrick Mahomes, whether they get down or not. They're going to lean on Mahomes because they don't care about establishing the run care about getting Mahomes. His yard is getting in the touchdowns. She's going to win the Super Bowl. It's going to be on the arm of Patrick Mahomes. You've got to like the over two ninety seven and a half. Continuing on, Davis, with some of these chief props that you like. Well, who's going to score a touchdown? We saw a lot from Tyreek Hill. We've seen it certainly from Sammy Watkins. You're going to Nicole Hardman. I'll come. Yeah, McCollardman. Anytime touchdown prop at plus three point nine. So three point nine to one for a McCollardman touchdown. I really like this one. He played 41 percent of the chief's offensive snaps in the AFC conference championship game. That was one of his highest totals of the year. So basically they've they've sort of been saving or preparing McCollardman for a big role in the playoffs because they know that Demarcus Robinson is, you know, he's a useful NFL player, but Hardman is an explosive NFL player. You know, they generally diagram up at least one play a game designed to get him, you know, with the ball in space. And he also is the primary kick and punt returner for the Kansas City Chiefs as well. So that just gives him, you know, obviously a few extra chances per game to score a touchdown. Chiefs are a team that are going to take shots during the Super Bowl. And McCollardman is one of those guys that they utilize for those plays. And as you said, he's the primary kickoff and punt returner, allowing him to get a couple of extra chances to find the end zone. McCollardman, you get him at plus three ninety to score a touchdown. So lay down a dollar on that one. Let's continue with these other anytime touchdown bets. And a couple of weeks back, we saw Blake Belgan in the end zone against the Houston Texans. You think he might do it again? All right. So stick with me here. There are a couple reasons that we like Blake Bel 12 to one for an anytime touchdown. The first is that he is, you know, a good weapon in the red zone. He's a huge guy. He's about six, five, two hundred and sixty pounds. So he's a big guy. It's hard to cover in the red zone. And he actually plays more than most people would think. The Chiefs use two tight ends, especially in the red zone, you know, a fair number of the times, you know, Bel generally plays between 30 and 40 percent of the Chiefs snaps. But also Blake Bell was what they high school and a college quarterback before transitioning to the to the tight end position. And, you know, if the Kansas City Chiefs chose to run the Philly Special with Blake Bell, they would have, you know, a former college starting quarterback as the guy throwing the pass on that play with Blake Bell. And I kind of think I kind of think that they have that in them. Doug Peterson, of course, worked for Andy Reed with the Kansas City Chiefs former backup quarterback for him for the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers, maybe a little magic in Kansas City for Blake Bell. The former college and high school quarterback. We saw him in the ends in just a couple of weeks back. See if we can do it again in Super Bowl 54. Well, let's go to the less crazy now. We'll go to Jamie and Williams. He's had a really nice playoff run for the second consecutive year. You like him to have two or more touchdowns in this game. And you're getting that at plus 420, which seems like pretty good value. Yeah, it seems like really good value to me because the Chiefs are not playing any other running backs at all. LaShawn McCoy has one snap in the playoffs. Darwin Thompson has 12 snaps in the playoffs. He had no snaps last week after Patrick Holmes tried to hit him on the wheel route. And it just bounced off of Darwin's feet because he didn't even turn around and look for it. Thus far in the playoffs, Damien Williams has four touchdowns through two games. And you might, you know, you might rationally think, well, that's sort of unreasonable. He's not going to he's not going to keep up that kind of pace. And then you look at what he did in the playoffs last year and you realize that he scored four touchdowns in the two playoff games that they played last year. So really when the Kansas City Chiefs are in the playoffs and they're playing these tight competitive games, Damien Williams is just a huge part of what they do because he's so good at catching passes out of the backfield. And I think if any Chief was going to score two touchdowns, Damien would have to be the favorite. Simply he's out there every single play. LaShawn McCoy and active Darwin Thompson doing nothing but just getting hit as you said at the back of the leg. He's the only guy that's out there and he's playing big time snaps for this Kansas City Chiefs team. He has a chance to obviously run it in from his position behind Patrick Holmes or catch the passes. He's going to be out there a lot. Got to like him at plus four 20. This is really good value. And I think a really good bet. You're probably my favorite thus far out of all your props. And now we go to my least favorite out of all your props. And that brings us to Harrison Bucker, who is plus 15,000 to be the MVP. Why would you think they are they are ever giving the MVP to a kicker? OK, I'm going to I'm going to talk you through this because if you remember, this has happened before. There has been a kicker that won Super Bowl MVP before. And I will I will I will walk you through how this happens. One, it's got to be a low scoring game, right? Because Mahomes is going to get this even with 250 passing yards and two touchdowns. So the scenario in which, you know, but Kerr or Gold, you know, whichever one, the scenario in which they win, there's no defensive special teams turnovers. It's a super low scoring game. Like imagine last year if the Rams Patriots game was 13 to three and then, you know, the Rams start to do a comeback. And then they need three field goals over the second half of the game in order to get the lead. The last one comes, you know, with with time running off the clock. It's like a 58 yard or something. But Kerr nails it. That that's the scenario. And when I'm looking at these props, I wanted to have one deep. I wanted to have one really deep pick, right? You got to have something that pays out at better than 100 to one if you're if you're going to make a full card. And I thought that in a chief's low scoring win, who would be most likely to win MVP? And I think it would be but Kerr. I can't remember the last time a kicker was a Super Bowl MVP. I'm confident it's never happened. Probably not going to happen, Davis. But hey, why not one long shot? One final prop to get to. And that is in regards to Travis Kelsi. You like him over seven and seventy three and a half receiving yards here. And that's actually minus one, 12 at the Fandals Sportsbook. So they think he's going to do it. Why are you buying this one? Yeah, so actually very similar to the very similar to the Patrick Mahomes over props is we just think that this is going to be a competitive game. We think the Kansas City is going to pass more than they run. And Travis Kelsi is their leading target getter over the course of the year. Now, Tyree kill, when he's healthy, generally has more targets than Travis Kelsi. However, you know, in these tight, close competitive games, we expect Kelsi to be their primary read on third downs. We expect him to get some extra check downs that he doesn't get when they're not playing competitive games because those just turn into running plays instead. So Kelsey, you know, I think all Kelsey overs, you know, catches any time touchdown over seventy three and a half receiving yards. I like all of his overs because I think this is just going to be a monstrous game for him. Yeah, Kelsey should eat Kelsey versus Kittle. It's going to be a fun one in the Super Bowl. You like Travis Kelsi to go over his number, although Patrick Mahomes over his number, what we expect to be a high scoring affair during Super Bowl 54. That's going to do it for us here in the Fandal Harriott. Davis, it's been a blast. I'll be rooting for Harrison Bucker that day. There we go. That's, you know, that's how we get there. And, you know, here's the thing. If you've listened to this, you heard 150 to one and you don't bet it and he wins, you're going to hate yourself. And you don't want to hate yourself. So you might as well make the bet 151 on Harrison Bucker. Have a great night, everybody. We'll be back tomorrow with some NBA GFS plays. For Davis Maddock, I'm Greg Sussman. We'll see you tomorrow.