SportsLine's model locked in its NFL anytime TD props and first touchdown scorer predictions for Super Bowl 59 between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs

Saquon Barkley is the marquee attraction in the touchdown market after the Eagles running back scored five touchdowns over Philly’s last two wins. Behind Barkley, there’s plenty of star power with Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown, among additional potential touchdown scorers.

In the most anticipated quarterback matchup of the year during the AFC Championship game, Mahomes out-threw Buffalo Bills rival Josh Allen when it mattered most. But against a different kind of QB who prefers to run the ground himself in Hurts, the Hurry Up team expect that it will be the Chiefs man who racks up the most air-miles.

Jason Logan is highlighting Eagles WR DeVonta Smith and Chiefs RB Kareem Hunt as the top options for his Super Bowl 59 anytime touchdown picks.

In Super Bowl 2025, seemingly every imaginable player with a shot at crossing the pylon on Feb. 9 is available at every major sportsbook. Oddsmakers appear pretty sure that Eagles running back Saquon Barkley will score a touchdown, coming in at -200, by far the highest odds of any player in the game.

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

Jalen Hurts has as many Super Bowl appearances as Steve Young and Dan Marino combined, two of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game. Based on the way Hurts is criticized by throwing the football,