Isiah Pacheco Props: Pacheco Odds, Predictions for Super Bowl Prop Bets 2023

Check out our Super Bowl player prop bets, odds, and predictions for Isiah Pacheco as the Chiefs take on the Eagles in Super Bowl 57.

Mike Spector

Last Updated: February 12, 2023 5:02 PM EST • 4 minute read

Kansas City Chiefs rookie running back Isiah Pacheco was the 251st overall selection in last year’s draft, and now he's leading the KC backfield heading into Super Bowl 57. Here are our top Isiah Pacheco props for Sunday’s showdown against the Philadelphia Eagles based on the best NFL odds.

Though most think of Kansas City as a team that passes the ball all over the yard with Patrick Mahomes, Pacheco has earned praise for his role in the running game with his bruising style. Pacheco has amassed 186 scrimmage yards this postseason, a Chiefs rookie playoff record.

Here are our best Isiah Pacheco player prop picks for Super Bowl 57 (odds via PointsBet, Caesars Sportsbook, and BetRivers; pick confidence based on a 1-to-5-star scale).

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Isiah Pacheco NFL player props for Super Bowl 57

Isiah Pacheco Under 50.5 rushing yards (-110 via PointsBet) ⭐⭐⭐
Isiah Pacheco Over 15.5 receiving yards (-113 via Caesars) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Isiah Pacheco anytime touchdown scorer (+150 via BetRivers) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Patrick Mahomes player props

Isiah Pacheco Under 50.5 rushing yards (-110) ⭐⭐⭐

Pacheco has averaged 85.1 scrimmage yards per game since Week 10 (including the playoffs). In addition, his 5.4 yards per touch are fifth-most among running backs with a minimum of 150 touches this season, and he ranks in the top 10 of running backs in DYAR and DVOA.

However, Kansas City does not use Pacheco as a workhorse back, as he has just one game with 20-plus carries this season. In addition, Kansas City ranks 20th in rushing yardage, even though the team was ahead in many games in the second half this season. Lastly, the Chiefs activated Clyde Edwards-Helaire off injured reserve this week, and he's likely to steal a few carries from Pacheco’s workload.

This is a three-star value play, as we're getting four more yards worth of value compared to FanDuel, who is lowest on Pacheco with an O/U of 46.5.

Isiah Pacheco Over 15.5 receiving yards (-113) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

With Kansas City’s wide receiving corps limited after last week’s trio of injuries, look for the Chiefs to use running back Jerick McKinnon more as a wide receiver. That means Pacheco could see most of the work out of the screen game, where the Chiefs have flourished.

Among quarterbacks with a minimum of 20 attempted screen passes this season, Mahomes ranks first in QBR (57), first in completion percentage (93%), first in passing touchdowns (five), and second in passing yards (574). And in the last two games where the Chiefs never trailed and with Mahomes dealing with a high ankle sprain, they attempted 30 more passes than runs. Thus, there should be plenty of opportunities for Pacheco in the passing game, and Caesars offers the best juice (-113) to back the Over.

Isiah Pacheco to score a touchdown (+150) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Kansas City’s offense ranks eighth in red zone rushing, while Philadelphia’s defense ranks dead last in the same category, per Next Gen Stats. The Chiefs averaged 3.3 yards per carry in the red zone (seventh-most in the regular season), while the Eagles defense allowed +54 rushing yards over expectation (RYOE) in the red zone (most in the NFL).

Philadelphia also allowed four 100-yard receiving games all season, so the team's ability to utilize its shutdown cornerbacks to limit Kansas City’s wide receivers also bodes well for Pacheco’s ability to contribute in the passing game, especially in the red zone.

Pacheco’s anytime touchdown odds are as low as +110 and +115 at FanDuel and DraftKings, respectively, so BetRivers is offering tremendous value in comparison.

Isiah Pacheco player prop picks made 2/10/2023 at 6:13 a.m. ET.

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Mike Spector

Mike started in the sports writing industry in July 2019, and gained a lot of followers in his first year after finishing with the No. 2 overall record in an annual NFL betting competition, which made picks against the spread, and from an Over/Under and moneyline perspective. Mike is an avid fan of the NFL, MLB, tennis, and all college sports. In his opinion, March Madness is the best sporting event there is, and he's especially euphoric starting with conference tournament time in college basketball. Mike's a big advocate of "fading the public" and making plays that are contrarian, constantly citing that "there are reasons why they have those big shiny buildings in Las Vegas." When making wagers, Mike always scours the best odds at all of the major sports betting sites, where he mostly sifts through DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, and bet365. He's tried several others and is of the firm belief that bettors should not just stick to one sportsbook, as there is always likely better value to be had with the same wager. In addition, while Mike received his undergraduate degree from Villanova University, he has no issue betting against the Wildcats when it comes to college basketball wagering, and suggests other bettors should always put their “head” before their “hearts.”