When it comes to sports betting, no event compares to the Super Bowl. The ways in which one can bet on the Big Game in 2025 are endless. From game and player props to a whole host of broadcast and entertainment exotic markets, there is something for everyone. Super Bowl cross-sport props are another unique avenue to have action on the game while also offering the opportunity to bet on other sports and marquee events in the process. Below we take a closer look at this fun Super Bowl betting market and also share some of our favorite cross-sport props and picks.
Super Bowl Cross-Sport Prop Bets Overview
Cross-sport props combine an aspect of the Super Bowl with one from a completely separate game or event in another sport. As the name suggests, bettors are “crossing” the Super Bowl with another sport when wagering on cross-sport props. It’s also worth noting that these are typically not parlays. Most Super Bowl cross-sport props take on a “which will be greater?” flavor.
While the majority of cross-sport Super Bowl prop bets and picks deal with other games taking place on Super Bowl Sunday, there are also several options that feature future marquee events. The options available at various sportsbooks across the market include basketball, hockey, golf, NASCAR and even the Kentucky Derby. No matter what sport suits your fancy, you are bound to find a way to cross-bet it with the Super Bowl!
Best Super Bowl Cross-Sport Props and Picks 2025
Who Will Have More? Dallas Goedert vs Tyrese Maxey
- Dallas Goedert Total Receptions: -0.5 (-125)
- Tyrese Maxey Made Three-Pointers on Feb. 9th: (+125)
- Tie: (+700)
Our first Super Bowl cross-sport props selection has a heavy Philadelphia flavor to it. Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert is laying half a reception in this spread matchup against made three-pointers for 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey on Sunday. Yes, cross-sport props can even have spread handicaps!
Goedert has been a big part of the Eagles’ offense during these playoffs. After hauling in four receptions in each of the first two playoff games, he went for seven in the NFC Championship. Since mid-November, he has finished with less than four receptions only once in seven games played. Meanwhile, Maxey is averaging 3.3 made three-pointers per game on 9.7 average attempts so far in the current NBA season. In four games played in the month of February, he has finished with at least three triples in each.
While there could be some variance in the Eagles’ offensive game plan, the fact that the Chiefs gave up the fourth-most receptions to opposing tight ends this season plays a huge part in the decision to lay the half-reception with Goedert.
Super Bowl Props Prediction: Dallas Goedert -0.5 (-125 at DraftKings)
What Will Be More? A.J. Brown vs Ole Miss Basketball
- A.J. Brown Total Receiving Yards: +0.5 (+100)
- Ole Miss Rebels Total Points Scored on Feb. 8th: -0.5 (-130)
Once upon a time, Eagles receiver A.J. Brown called the campus of Ole Miss home. After playing his college ball with the Rebels, he has gone on to become an NFL star. Now, he is going head-to-head with his school, well at least in terms of this Super Bowl cross-sport props offering. Brown is catching half a yard on his receiving total to the total points scored by the Ole Miss Rebels men’s basketball team in their game on Saturday night.
While one has to believe that the Eagles will look to run the ball early and often in Super Bowl LIX, the Chiefs’ secondary is beatable. In addition, Kansas City plays a ton of man coverage which figures to play right into Brown’s wheelhouse. All he needs is for Jalen Hurts to survive whatever looks Steve Spagnuolo throws at him and deliver him catchable balls.
Now, in case you haven’t been paying attention to college hoops just yet, Ole Miss is pretty damn good this season. Offensively, the Rebels are averaging 78.6 points per game to date. LSU ranks 62nd in the country in adjusted defensive efficiency according to KenPom while both teams are outside of the top 100 in adjusted tempo. The Rebs hung 77 points on the Tigers in their first meeting this season.
Clearly, siding with Ole Miss is the safe bet here and the far less volatile side. That said, a big play or two makes Brown’s side of this cross-sport prop appealing at an even-money price.
Super Bowl Props Prediction: A.J. Brown +0.5 (+100 at Caesars)
What Will Be Higher? Super Bowl vs Daytona 500
- Total First Downs in Super Bowl LIX: (+160)
- Fastest Lap Time at 2025 Daytona 500: (-210)
Ah yes, why not bring a little NASCAR into our Super Bowl cross-sport props discussion? After all, a brand new season kicks off next Sunday with the Daytona 500. You could say that FOX is set to air back-to-back Super Bowls one week apart given that the 500 is often referred to as “The Super Bowl of Stock Car Racing”.
For this prop bet, we are choosing whether the fastest lap time of the 2025 Daytona 500 (in seconds) will be a higher or lower number than the total first downs gained in Super Bowl LIX. Let’s start with the first downs outlook. During the regular season, the Chiefs averaged 20.6 first downs per game while the Eagles checked in at 21.0. There has been little difference in these numbers for either team during the playoffs with K.C. averaging 21 first downs and Philly averaging 20.
So, how about a little Daytona fastest lap history? Believe it or not, the fastest lap time has actually been slightly slower since NASCAR made the switch to the Next Gen Car. Daniel Hemric earned the honor last year with a lap time of 45.641 seconds. Each of the two preceding years had a fastest lap time north of 45.5 seconds, contrary to the sub-45-second times that were posted prior to the Next Gen Car. It is worth noting that Brad Keselowski set a new record lap speed for the Next Gen Car in the summer Daytona race suggesting that this year’s fastest time in the 500 might be even lower.
Clearly, it would take an uptick in first downs by one or both teams to have the total output be “higher” than the total seconds of this year’s fastest lap. With two elite defensive coordinators doing battle in this year’s Super Bowl, I just don’t see that happening.
Super Bowl Props Prediction: Daytona 500 Fastest Lap (-210 at BetOnline)
What Will Be More? JuJu S vs JuJu W
- JuJu Smith-Schuster Total Receptions: (+125)
- JuJu Watkins Made Three-Pointers on Feb. 8th: (-155)
When it comes to fun and creative Super Bowl cross-sport props, it’s hard to top the offerings found at Caesars. We’re here for all of the JuJu, including this head-to-head between receptions for the Chiefs’ wideout, JuJu Smith-Schuster, and made three-pointers for JuJu Watkins of the USC women’s basketball team in their game on Saturday night.
For the record, Watkins is not exactly a three-point specialist. While she did bury a whopping nine shots from beyond the arc in the Trojans’ second game of the season, she has not surpassed three made triples in any other game this season. She has also finished with two or less in seven consecutive games. Working in her favor as far as this prop is concerned is the fact that she typically attempts at least 4-5 threes per game.
With Smith-Schuster, it’s impossible to bank on more than two receptions on Super Bowl Sunday given his presence and lack of targets for the Chiefs this season. One reception is probably a more realistic expectation. We’ll side with Watkins in this cross-sport prop largely due to the rationale that she will have more attempts from beyond the arc to make good on than Smith-Schuster will have targets.
Super Bowl Props Prediction: JuJu Watkins Made Three Pointers (-155 at Caesars)
What Will Be Higher? Jalen Hurts vs Alexander Ovechkin
- Jalen Hurts Total Completions: (-140)
- Alex Ovechkin Time on Ice in Game on Feb. 9th: (+100)
Admittedly, when I first saw this Super Bowl cross-sport picks offering, I felt like it would be an easy decision. Upon further review, however, Jalen Hurts has been a bit more sporadic with his pass completions on a game-by-game basis this season than one might expect. Meanwhile, Alex Ovechkin has averaged right around 17-17.5 minutes of ice time in each month of the NHL season to date.
In essence, this prop really comes down to how much the Eagles decide to open things up offensively in the Super Bowl. If it’s a run-heavy approach, Hurts may struggle to complete much more than 15 passes. However, Philadelphia has the skill position players to do damage against the Chiefs’ secondary. That said, big chunk plays will not help Hurts pad his completions total.
All things considered, the +100 odds on Ovechkin in this prop offer a better return on the more “stable” statistic in question.
Super Bowl Props Prediction: Alex Ovechkin Time on Ice (+100 at MyBookie)
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