Super Bowl Prop Bets for the NFC Team: 49ers

NFC Champion San Francisco remains a slight favorite over defending Super Bowl Champion Kansas City even though many expert analysts are expecting a Chiefs’ victory. The odds make SF only a -1.5 chalk. One of the reasons the public so far have gone with SF is because of their incredible offense.

Check out the top 10 San Francisco prop bets, most of which have to do with their stellar O, which should be on your radar.

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ATS Odds: 49ers -2
Money line Odds: Kansas City Chiefs Line: +110 / San Francisco 49ers Line: -130
Over/Under Odds: 47.5

Sunday, February 11th, 2024 at 6:30 pm ET | CBS
Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV

Top 10 San Francisco 49ers’ Prop Bets

Brandon Ayuik +155 to score a TD

As good as Kansas City’s secondary is, and it might be the best secondary in the NFL, Steve Spagnuolo is going to have to make decisions regarding who he covers. The guess here is that Brandon Ayuik sees plenty of one on one coverage, which means he’ll have an excellent shot, like he did versus the Lions, to get open in the end zone.

Purdy loves throwing to Ayuik and because Deebo is the more prevalent threat, Brandon will be open for likely 2 scores, not just 1.

49ers to score over 24.5 points +110

If you believe in SF, this prop offers overlay odds. San Francisco isn’t likely to win the Super Bowl unless they score at least 25 points. Even then, 25 will be pushing it.

The 49ers are likely to have to score at least 27 to 30, which is why not only is this prop a great one to play if you believe SF gets it done on February 11, but the next prop is also a top one to play.

49ers to score over 28.5 points +205

Betting this prop means you believe the Niners score around 30 in this year’s Super Bowl. It’s a real possibility because San Francisco knows the best way for them to win is to go offense on offense.

Not only that, but SF’s defense didn’t play great against the Packers, yielding 24 points, and wasn’t effective at all versus the Lions in the first half, giving up 24 and 31 total for the game. So Kyle Shanahan will barrage the Chiefs and hope for the best.

49ers over 12.5 points second half -110

The 49ers started slow versus the Detroit Lions scoring just 7 points in the first half. But the Niners are a much better team than what they showed in the first half.

Purdy should continue to be hot, which means the Niners will score at least a couple of touchdowns in the first half versus a KC defense that is vulnerable to the rush. Over is the play.

Deebo Samuel 95+ Rush and Receiving Yards +450

Deebo should have no trouble eclipsing 100 rush plus receiving yards, much less 95. The Chiefs boast a fantastic secondary. KC is light at linebacker and the front four, although good at rushing the passer, isn’t great at stopping the run.

Samuel should get enough carries to open the game up for the 49ers’ passing attack. Once Purdy gets Deebo the ball, he’s a threat to take it to the house every time.

Brock Purdy over 260.5 passing + Rushing Yards -115

Kyle Shanahan will come up with a game plan that allows Brock to either use his legs to open up the pass or use the pass to open up his rushing ability. Shanahan learned something new about Purdy in the second half, that Brock is best when allowed to freelance on some plays.

Purdy’s ability to rush the football is a wrinkle that Kansas City defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo is going to have to find a way to counter. Doing so may open up the pass.

Brandon Ayuik to have a 50+ Yard Reception +700

Taking a shot on this prop makes sense. The payout is excellent at 7-to-1 odds. Not only that, but Ayuik wills see plenty of man coverage, which means he will have an opportunity for a monster catch.

Brock Purdy over 11.5 Rushing Yards -115

The best prop on the board is for Purdy to rush for 11.5 yards or more. Brock rushed for 48 against the Lions in a single half. KC has to cover the SF skill players, which means Purdy should be able to use his legs all day.

Christian McCaffrey over 89.5 Rushing Yards -115

Kansas City’s biggest flaw on defense is that it gives up plenty of rushing yards. We should expect Christian McCaffrey to get it done on the ground for at least 90 rushing yards.

If Spags’ D concentrates on stopping the pass early, McCaffrey could go for 90 or more in the first half.

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