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There are plenty of prop bets tied to receptions for the 2021 Super Bowl between the Chiefs and Bucs.
Who will record the first Chiefs reception?
Travis Kelce +250
Tyreek Hill +250
Clyde Edwards-Helaire +500
Sammy Watkins +500
Darrel Williams +650
Mecole Hardman +750
Byron Pringle +900
Demarcus Robinson +1200
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Who will record the first Bucs reception?
Chris Godwin +300
Mike Evans +300
Leonard Fournette +400
Antonio Brown +600
Cameron Brate +700
Rob Gronkowski +700
Scotty Miller +900
Ronald Jones +1200
Tyler Johnson +1400
Most Receptions
C. Godwin (TB) +204
T. Kelce (KC) -323
Most Receptions
C. Godwin (TB) +122
T. Hill (KC) -179
Most Receptions
C. Godwin (TB) -835
M. Hardman (KC) +410
Most Receptions
C. Godwin (TB) -2000
D. Robinson (KC) +640
Most Receptions
M. Evans (TB) +285
T. Kelce (KC) -500
Most Receptions
M. Evans (TB) -590
D. Robinson (KC) +320
Most Receptions
M. Hardman (KC) +240
M. Evans (TB) -385
Most Receptions
M. Hardman (KC) -255
S. Miller (TB) +170
Most Receptions
A. Brown (TB) +335
T. Kelce (KC) -625
Most Receptions
A. Brown (TB) +285
T. Hill (KC) -500
Most Receptions
A. Brown (TB) -140
S. Watkins (KC) +100
Most Receptions
A. Brown (TB) -180
M. Hardman (KC) +120
Most Receptions
A. Brown (TB) -300
D. Robinson (KC) +195
Most Receptions
M. Evans (TB) +196
T. Hill (KC) -303
Most Receptions
S. Watkins (KC) +335
C. Godwin (TB) -625
Most Receptions
S. Watkins (KC) +180
M. Evans (TB) -270
Most Receptions
S. Watkins (KC) -370
S. Miller (TB) +225
Most Receptions
T. Kelce (KC) -2500
S. Miller (TB) +650
Most Receptions
T. Hill (KC) -2000
S. Miller (TB) +600
Kelce and Hill aren’t the only players mentioned in this prop, of course, but they have the best odds of anyone on the team. Hill finished with a whopping 13 more first-quarter targets (43 to 30) and catches (29 to 21) than Kelce, though these stats were no doubt padded by the truly unbelievable first-quarter effort he had against the Buccaneers in November. Hill also saw more targets and catches in the opening 15 minutes than in any other quarter this season.
- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com
