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BetOnline has your Super Bowl 2024 prop bets for Rashee Rice.
Rice had eight receptions (on nine targets) for 46 yards in the Chiefs 17-10 win over the Ravens in the AFC Championship Game.
When the Chiefs struggled a good part of the season, it was rookie Rice who rose to the occasion.
"A ton of talent, I saw that from day one," Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said. "But with rookies, especially in Coach Reid's offense, it takes time. It takes time to learn the different ways we run routes and the way you have to read coverage at the same time. He's just continued to get better and better. That's why I think you saw his production really get an uptick as the year went on, and I still think he has a long way to go. He can continue to get better and better, and he can be one of the top receivers in this league."
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First Touchdown Super Bowl 2024 Prop Bets:
Reading the Odds: +300 means $300 paid out on a $100 bet, +1000 means $1000 paid out on a $100 bet
Christian McCaffrey
+369
Isiah Pacheco
+550
Travis Kelce
+600
Rashee Rice
+900
George Kittle
+900
Deebo Samuel
+900
Brandon Aiyuk
+1000
Patrick Mahomes
+1700
Justin Watson
+3000
Marquez Valdes-Scantling
+2800
Jauan Jennings
+3100
Clyde Edwards-Helaire
+3300
Skyy Moore
+3500
Brock Purdy
+3000
Kansas City Defense
+3600
San Francisco Defense
+3800
Noah Gray
+4000
Elijah Mitchell
+3400
Kadarius Toney
+4400
Richie James
+4400
Any Other Player
+4500
Ray-Ray McCloud
+4900
Chris Conley
+6000
Ronnie Bell
+6000
Justyn Ross
+6500
Kyle Juszczyk
+3700
Mecole Hardman
+6500
Charlie Woerner
+7000
Brayden Willis
+8500
Jordan Mason
+8500
Blake Bell
+10000
La'Mical Perine
+10000
No Touchdown Scorer
+16000
Jerick McKinnon (KC)
+3000
ANALYSIS (Rotowire)
"Rice finished second in receiving for Kansas City behind tight end Travis Kelce (11-116-1) while logging his fifth game of eight-plus receptions dating back to the team's bye in Week 11 of the regular season. The second-round rookie actually produced one less yard than he did against the Bills in the AFC divisional round despite doubling his reception total from that win. Rice has produced a receiving line of 20-223-1 across three playoff games as the Chiefs prepare to face the winner of the NFC Championship Game in Las Vegas on Sunday, Feb. 11."
- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com
