3 Best Plus-Money Super Bowl 59 Props: 1Q Scoring, Total 4th Down Conversions

There are +115 odds for both teams to score in the first quarter at Super Bowl 59.
Betting on there to be over 2.5 fourth-down conversions comes with +115 odds.
The Philadelphia Eagles have +130 odds to go over 1.5 total fourth down conversions.

NEW ORLEANS – There are three plus-money props that are must bets for Super Bowl LIX. The first offers +115 legal sports betting odds for both teams to score in the first quarter.

Will Both Teams Score In The First Quarter

Yes +115
No -150

The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs each scored and allowed a score in their last two NFL Playoff games. Both teams scored a touchdown back when they met in the Super Bowl two years ago.

Betting The Over On Total Fourth-Down Conversions At SBLIX

The same +115 odds are available at Super Bowl betting sites for the projected total of 2.5 fourth-down conversions to go over. Both conference championships saw five fourth-down conversions in each game.

Total 4th Down Conversions

Over 2.5 Conversions +115
Under 2.5 Conversions -150

Many remember the Chiefs doing a good job of limiting the quarterback sneak against the Buffalo Bills, yet the Bills converted on fourth down in four of their six attempts. The Eagles allowed the exact same fourth-down conversion rate (4/6) to the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship Game.

Philadelphia Eagles Total 4th Down Conversions

Over 1.5 Conversions +130
Under 1.5 Conversions -170

There are valuable +130 odds at legal NFL betting sites for the Eagles to have over 1.5 fourth-down conversions at the Super Bowl. Philadelphia attempted 27 fourth-down conversions and converted 70.4% of those attempts, the third-best rate in the NFL.

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Zachary Kelley

Zach graduated from Florida State University with a degree in Writing, Editing, and Media. Zach is interested in the legalization aspect of sports betting and enjoys participating in DFS. He has a passion for sports writing and most enjoys writing about football and baseball both professional and collegiate.