Chiefs vs Eagles Same Game Parlay: Super Bowl SGP 2/12/23
Updated November 5, 2026
Updated November 5, 2026
Super Bowl LVII brings together the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, February 12, 2023, with two of the NFL's highest-scoring offenses competing for the Lombardi Trophy.
Kansas City returns to the Super Bowl for the third time in four seasons, looking for its second championship of the Patrick Mahomes era. Philadelphia, meanwhile, is chasing its second Super Bowl title and must get past former Eagles head coach Andy Reid to claim it.
Despite their championship experience, the Chiefs enter the game as slight underdogs. Kansas City is available at +1.5 against the spread and +105 on the moneyline, while the game total sits around 51 points.
The matchup also offers an extensive selection of player props, making it an excellent opportunity to build a same-game parlay.
Our Chiefs vs Eagles same-game parlay combines a Kansas City victory with rushing and receiving props for Kenneth Gainwell and Travis Kelce.
For more NFL analysis, visit our NFL picks, NFL matchups, and NFL betting hub.
Our Super Bowl LVII same-game parlay includes three selections:
Leg | Selection | Historical odds |
|---|---|---|
Pick 1 | Kansas City Chiefs Moneyline | +105 |
Pick 2 | Kenneth Gainwell Over 19.5 Rushing Yards | -110 |
Pick 3 | Travis Kelce Over 78.5 Receiving Yards | -110 |
Combined parlay | Three-leg SGP | +700 |
Potential return: A $20 wager at +700 would produce $140 in profit, plus the original $20 stake, for a total payout of $160.
These odds were quoted ahead of Super Bowl LVII in February 2023. They are historical and are no longer available.
The parlay is built around Kansas City's experience in major games, Gainwell's increased involvement in Philadelphia's rushing attack, and Kelce's outstanding playoff form.
Let's break down each selection.
Kansas City enters Super Bowl LVII as the underdog despite having considerably more recent championship experience than Philadelphia.
The Chiefs survived an injury scare involving Patrick Mahomes during the AFC playoffs and defeated Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Championship Game.
That victory was particularly significant after Cincinnati had repeatedly caused problems for Kansas City in recent meetings.
Mahomes and the Chiefs now have an opportunity to win another Super Bowl under Andy Reid.
Philadelphia has enjoyed an outstanding season, but the Eagles have benefited from a relatively favorable schedule compared with the challenges Kansas City faced in the AFC.
The Chiefs have competed against strong opposition throughout the season and demonstrated their ability to win difficult games.
They also defeated the San Francisco 49ers 44-23 during the regular season, an impressive result against a team Philadelphia later faced in the NFC Championship Game.
The Eagles' victory over San Francisco came after quarterback Brock Purdy suffered an injury, significantly limiting the 49ers' offense.
Kansas City presents a different challenge.
With Mahomes leading the offense, the Chiefs have the ability to attack Philadelphia's defense in several ways.
Their short-yardage passing packages and creative play-calling could help neutralize the Eagles' talented secondary.
The additional week between the conference championships and the Super Bowl is particularly important for Kansas City.
Mahomes has been dealing with an ankle injury, while Travis Kelce has also faced injury concerns.
The extra recovery time should help both players enter the game in better condition.
Andy Reid's strong record following bye weeks provides another reason for optimism.
Kansas City has consistently performed well with additional preparation time, and that experience could prove valuable against Philadelphia.
At +105, the Chiefs offer attractive value as slight underdogs.
Pick 1: Kansas City Chiefs Moneyline (+105)
Kenneth Gainwell has become an increasingly important part of Philadelphia's rushing attack during the playoffs.
Although Miles Sanders remains the Eagles' primary running back, Gainwell has produced impressive numbers in his supporting role.
Across Philadelphia's two playoff victories, Gainwell has accumulated 160 rushing yards and one touchdown.
His increased involvement has provided the Eagles with another effective option on the ground.
Gainwell averaged 13 rushing attempts across the Eagles' playoff victories over the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers.
He also rushed for 35 yards against the Giants in Week 18 of the regular season.
That gives him three consecutive games with at least 30 rushing yards entering the Super Bowl.
His recent production is particularly encouraging considering the relatively modest line of 19.5 yards.
Gainwell does not need a major performance to clear that number.
A handful of productive carries could be enough, especially if Philadelphia continues to rotate its running backs.
The Eagles have relied heavily on their rushing attack throughout the season.
With Jalen Hurts also presenting a running threat at quarterback, opposing defenses must account for several potential ball carriers.
That approach can create opportunities for Gainwell when he enters the game.
His recent workload suggests Philadelphia trusts him in important situations, and his postseason performances have justified that confidence.
A rushing total of 19.5 yards looks achievable if Gainwell maintains a similar role.
Pick 2: Kenneth Gainwell Over 19.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
Travis Kelce has once again established himself as Patrick Mahomes' most reliable target during the playoffs.
The Chiefs tight end enters Super Bowl LVII with 21 receptions and three touchdowns across Kansas City's two postseason games.
His ability to create separation, find space against zone coverage, and produce in critical situations makes him one of the NFL's most difficult players to defend.
Philadelphia's defense has performed well throughout the season, but Kelce presents a unique challenge.
Kelce has been particularly productive despite injury concerns involving both himself and Mahomes.
Against Cincinnati in the AFC Championship Game, he caught seven passes for 78 yards on eight targets.
That performance came while Mahomes was dealing with an ankle injury and Kelce had been managing a reported back problem.
With another week to recover, both players should be better prepared for the Super Bowl.
Kelce's receiving line is set at 78.5 yards, only slightly above his total against Cincinnati.
His recent target volume and established connection with Mahomes make the over an appealing selection.
The Eagles have one of the NFL's strongest defensive units, but stopping Kelce requires more than simply assigning one defender to cover him.
Kansas City regularly moves its tight end around the formation and uses creative route combinations to create favorable matchups.
Kelce's experience and understanding of Reid's offense make him particularly effective against different defensive schemes.
With Mahomes expected to rely on his favorite target in the biggest game of the season, another strong receiving performance is a realistic possibility.
Pick 3: Travis Kelce Over 78.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
Super Bowl LVII features several compelling storylines beyond the betting markets.
Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts will become the first two Black starting quarterbacks to face each other in a Super Bowl.
Both quarterbacks have played outstanding football throughout the season, but they arrive with different levels of championship experience.
Mahomes has already won a Super Bowl and was named the NFL's Most Valuable Player ahead of this matchup.
A second championship would further strengthen his growing legacy.
Hurts, meanwhile, has helped transform Philadelphia into one of the NFL's most complete teams.
His combination of passing ability and rushing production gives the Eagles a versatile offense capable of challenging Kansas City's defense.
Another major storyline involves brothers Travis and Jason Kelce.
Travis is Kansas City's star tight end, while Jason anchors Philadelphia's offensive line at center.
Both are among the NFL's best players at their respective positions.
Their meeting adds a personal dimension to a game already filled with championship implications.
Bettors who backed either team before the season have an opportunity to collect substantial returns.
Kansas City entered the season at approximately +1000 to win the Super Bowl, while Philadelphia was available around +2200.
Both teams have exceeded the expectations reflected in those preseason prices.
Their success also demonstrates how much can change over the course of an NFL season.
Mahomes has rarely been an underdog during his NFL career.
Entering Super Bowl LVII, Kansas City has a 7-1-1 record against the spread in the nine games in which Mahomes has been listed as an underdog.
That historical success is another argument for considering the Chiefs at plus-money odds.
Although Philadelphia deserves respect for its outstanding season, Kansas City's quarterback and coaching experience could prove decisive.
The Super Bowl total is set around 51 points, reflecting the offensive quality of both teams.
Kansas City and Philadelphia have been among the NFL's highest-scoring offenses this season.
However, there are also historical arguments for considering the under.
The previous four Super Bowls have finished below their closing totals, and Andy Reid's previous Super Bowl appearances as a head coach have also finished under.
Those trends do not guarantee another low-scoring game, particularly with Mahomes and Hurts leading the offenses.
Still, they provide useful context for bettors assessing the total.
Our preferred approach remains the three-leg same-game parlay rather than a separate wager on the over or under.
Kansas City enters Super Bowl LVII as a slight underdog, but the Chiefs have the experience and offensive talent to defeat Philadelphia.
Mahomes has repeatedly delivered in important games, and the extra week of preparation should help Kansas City manage its injury concerns.
Kenneth Gainwell's increased postseason workload makes his 19.5-yard rushing line appealing, while Travis Kelce remains one of the most dependable receiving options in football.
Combining those three selections produces a same-game parlay with a historical price of +700.
→ Our Take: The Chiefs moneyline is the foundation of this parlay. Gainwell's modest rushing line and Kelce's established playoff production provide two additional opportunities to build a higher-paying Super Bowl ticket.
Combined Historical Odds: +700
$20 bet: $140 potential profit, $160 total return.
This article preserves the original pregame analysis for Super Bowl LVII on February 12, 2023. The selections and odds are historical and are not available for wagering today.
Updated November 5, 2026
.webp%3F2026-11-04T16%253A36%253A08.991Z&w=3840&q=75&dpl=7c3450a0cf7be9f92054a8818be319062a607dc9)
