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Super Bowl 2025 Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions for Chiefs vs. Eagles Today

Andrew Brennan

Last Updated: February 9, 2025 1:13 PM EST • 4 min 13 sec read.

Kareem Hunt headlines our Super Bowl Chiefs vs. Eagles anytime touchdown scorer predictions today.
Pictured: Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt reacts after a rushing the ball against the Buffalo Bills. Photo by Mark J. Rebilas via Imagn Images.

The Super Bowl is only hours away as we offer our final set of anytime touchdown scorer predictions for the 2024-25 NFL campaign.

We're looking at the Super Bowl anytime touchdown scorer bets one last time to provide you with four of the best picks available across any betting market today.

You'll see plenty of familiar faces in my Super Bowl anytime touchdown scorer predictions, but with a little twist at the end. 

Today's Chiefs vs. Eagles showdown at the Caesars Superdome (6:30 p.m. ET, FOX) is rapidly approaching, so let's not waste any more time.

Chiefs vs. Eagles anytime touchdown scorer predictions: Super Bowl 2025

Our NFL player prop odds tool can help you find the latest touchdown scorer odds among the legal sportsbooks in your region on each of these picks.

  • Chiefs anytime touchdown scorer prediction: Kareem Hunt (+150 via FanDuel)
  • Chiefs anytime touchdown scorer prediction: Xavier Worthy (+165 via DraftKings)
  • Eagles anytime touchdown scorer prediction: A.J. Brown (+180 via FanDuel)
  • Eagles anytime touchdown scorer prediction: Jalen Hurts Octopus (+2000 via FanDuel)

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Chiefs anytime touchdown scorer predictions: Super Bowl 2025

Kareem Hunt

Best odds: +150 via FanDuel | Implied win probability: 40%

Do you know which player enters the Super Bowl with the most consecutive games scoring a touchdown? No, it's not Saquon Barkley, whose anytime TD odds are hovering around -190.

It's Hunt, who's found the end zone in four straight contests while emerging as the Chiefs' No. 1 back during their most important stretch this season. And yet, his anytime TD odds are still +150 for the Super Bowl.

Are we being tricked into betting on him to score based on a trend? The projections say no, as Hunt is forecasted for 0.48 TDs on Sunday, which is right around where he's been at for most of his recent games.

Meanwhile, these odds carry an implied probability of just 40% that he'll score, making this my best anytime touchdown scorer prediction for the Super Bowl.

Xavier Worthy

Best odds: +165 via DraftKings | Implied win probability: 37.74%

Worthy's role in the Chiefs' offense continues to grow, and he was one of the main reasons they took down the Buffalo Bills with Travis Kelce seemingly asleep for most of the game.

Worthy has found pay dirt in four of his last five outings. And much like Hunt, he's getting one of the best touchdown projections for this affair.

The pass catcher's 0.43 is the best receiving projection among all players on Sunday, tied with Kelce. However, Kelce's TD odds are hovering around +130 while we're getting this great price on Worthy to score.

There are various ways the speedster can find the end zone too, as the Chiefs use him as both a receiver and ball-carrier.

Eagles anytime touchdown scorer predictions: Super Bowl 2025

A.J. Brown

Best odds: +180 via FanDuel | Implied win probability: 35.71%

Brown repaid our continued confidence in him while finding the end zone after a pair of quiet games (though at least he logged lots of reading time during those matchups). 

Brown's anytime touchdown odds have actually lengthened after that big game against the Washington Commanders. For the NFC title game we bet Brown to score at +160, and yet FanDuel is offering +180 odds for the Super Bowl.

Sure, the Chiefs' secondary is better than Washington's unit. But Brown is still getting a very solid 0.38 TD projection, which isn't too different from what it's been throughout the postseason.

The odds being this long are likely based on the idea that it's the Super Bowl and teams will lock in and stop each other from scoring. But all that's doing is providing us with a better number on a TD prop I was already interested in, anyway.

Jalen Hurts: Octopus

Best odds: +2000 via FanDuel | Implied win probability: 4.76%

Forget simply betting on Hurts to score an anytime touchdown. I'm taking it one step further.

Some of our best Super Bowl betting sites offer an Octopus market that applies to any player in the game (which hits when a player scores both a touchdown and the following two-point conversion). But I believe there's only one player who's truly likely to achieve the feat, and he did so in the Super Bowl two years ago.

We saw against the Commanders that Hurts' knee looks much better, as he scored three touchdowns on the ground. For this to hit, he just has to score two ... in one drive.

It sounds crazy, but we know that teams need to do more to bury the Chiefs than is normally expected, especially when it's playoff time. That's why I can see the Eagles trying to go for two more frequently, and their best play when they get in close is allowing Hurts to make something happen with his legs.

Of course, limit this bet to less than a full unit, but I think it's worth a wager. Andrew Reid is backing the eight-legged animal to make an appearance during the game with his Super Bowl long-shot predictions.

Chiefs vs. Eagles anytime touchdown scorer odds: Super Bowl 2025

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What time is Super Bowl 2025 today?

  • When: Sunday, Feb. 9
  • Kickoff: 6:30 p.m. ET
  • Where: Caesars Superdome (New Orleans)
  • How to watch: FOX
  • Weather: Indoors
  • Favorite: Chiefs -1 (-110 via Caesars)

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Andrew Brennan
Andrew Brennan is a publishing editor for Sportsbook Review. He also heads the website’s MLB coverage, from the various futures markets to daily picks. Andrew believes a math-based approach is the best way to enjoy long-term success in sports betting, and he’s spent the better part of the last year fine-tuning his own process for MLB, NBA, and NFL picks. Andrew uses eight different sportsbooks to find the best odds available and various projection models to gather as much information as he can. His most used sportsbooks are bet365, FanDuel, and theScore Bet. When it comes to daily projection models, he regularly references NumberFire across all sports, as it’s one of the best free tools available. In terms of which daily markets Andrew attacks, he almost exclusively bets on pitcher strikeouts for baseball. When the winter rolls around, you’ll see him providing more variety when it comes to the NBA (points, assists, rebounds) and NFL (almost any offensive-based player prop). He used these tools to go +150 units in 2023. Andrew is also a passionate fantasy sports player. He’s played fantasy football, fantasy Premier League, and fantasy baseball for the last decade. He graduated from Durham College with his diploma in journalism after earning his degree in law from Carleton University. He’s worked in sports media since early 2017, first contributing at FanSided before moving to theScore. He joined SBR in 2022.