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Every way to bet Travis Kelce in the Super Bowl: Receiving, TD props and player specials

Travis Kelce's performance this season has led to a lot of celebrating for the Kansas City Chiefs. Brooke Sutton/Getty Images

The Super Bowl rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles is upon us.

The Chiefs are seeking to claim a third straight Lombardi Trophy, a streak that started with a 38-35 win over the Eagles in the big game two years ago.

Travis Kelce hauled in six catches for a team-high 81 yards and a touchdown in that matchup and will look to have similar success Sunday in New Orleans.

He'll also be a popular player for bettors considering prop bets for the game (and for the Swifties too). Kelce has already been a popular pick early on to win MVP honors.

If you're looking for a piece of the action, here are the ways you can bet on Kelce in Super Bowl LIX, including receiving props, touchdowns and more.

Odds as of publication. For the most current odds, visit ESPN BET.

Kelce Super Bowl props


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Betting trends and more

Courtesy ESPN Research

  • Kelce is 18-1 to win Super Bowl MVP, the fourth-best odds at ESPN BET.

  • Kelce has 20 career postseason receiving touchdowns, two shy of tying Jerry Rice for the most all-time.

  • With 31 career Super Bowl receptions, Kelce is just three shy of passing Rice (33) for the most all-time; with 50 receiving yards; he can join Rice (589) as the only players with 400 career receiving yards in the Super Bowl.

  • Kelce has nine straight seasons with at least 80 receptions, the longest streak in NFL history.

  • Kelce's 54 receiving touchdowns from Patrick Mahomes are the third most in NFL history by a QB-TE duo (Tom Brady-Gronkowski 90, Philip Rivers-Antonio Gates 89).

  • Kelce has 12 games with 10 or more receptions, the most in Chiefs history.