Travis Kelce’s production in his postseason career has been legendary. Over his last dozen playoff games, he’s averaging nearly 100 yards and more than a touchdown, and everyone in North America is privy to that information ever since he became a household name thanks to Taylor Swift’s presence.

However, these are things priced into the Super Bowl odds, and with his reception total jumping a full catch and paying solid plus money to the Under, is it time to buy some Under shares for the most bet-on player in Super Bowl 58?

After taking a look at Travis Kelce odds, these are my favorite Super Bowl picks surrounding the Chiefs tight end come February 11.  

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While the majority of the headlines will be Drake Maye making his first career NFL start, my Texans vs. Patriots predictions focus on the next man up for Houston in the wake of Nico Collins’ IR stint. 

Find out why my NFL picks have tabbed Stefon Diggs for a big receiving game on Sunday, October 13.

Texans vs Patriots prediction

My best betStefon Diggs Over 64.5 receiving yards (-110 at BetMGM)

My analysis

Houston Texans wide receiver Stefon Diggs has cleared this benchmark in three straight games while piling up 21 receptions for 245 yards on 29 targets. His 25.2% target share per route run and 72.4% catch rate are excellent ratios during the run, and the New England Patriots aren’t an intimidating opponent.

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After IWGP United States champion Kenny Omega dispatched with challenger Beretta in the semi-main event at New Japan Pro Wrestling’s “Power Struggle” event on Sunday in Osaka, the Edion Arena darkened and the venue’s big video screen lit up. On that screen, Omega and the fans in attendance saw a video sent in by Chris Jericho challenging him to a match on January 4th at Wrestle Kingdom, NJPW’s equivalent to WrestleMania, at the Tokyo Dome. This wasn’t exactly a surprise, as Jericho had been throwing social media jabs by way of promoting a wrestling fan cruise featuring talent from NJPW’s U.S. affiliate Ring of Honor. A match of some kind seemed inevitable, although it seemed likelier to be something scaled for the cruise. Jericho wrestling at NJPW’s biggest show of the y…

In 2005, a generation ago now, when supporters were first protesting against the pending takeover of Manchester United by the Glazer family, the approach of the football authorities was mostly to brush off their concerns. There seemed to be a sense among the blazers in the Football Association and the Premier League suits that the fans just did not really understand the mystique of a corporate takeover, or the excitements of having “investors” from America.

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But football supporters are people, citizens, and they understood it very well indeed. The United protesters included corporate lawyers and accountants, and political activists who take heartfelt pride in Ma…

Was it the expectations? Was it the armbands? Was it the tinkering? Or did Denmark just not have what it took to progress as expected at this World Cup? The postmortem can now begin for the team ranked 10th in the world, because Kasper Hjulmand’s men are going home.

Their second defeat was in keeping with all but brief periods of their two other matches in Qatar: insipid. A team that had stormed their way to the semi-finals of the European Championship last year, and romped through qualification, didn’t look as if they had the belief to win a game against Australia.

It was a World Cup like no other. For the last 12 years the Guardian has been reporting on the issues surrounding Qatar 2022, from corr…

“Football Your Way” is the name of the Football Association’s three-year plan to improve disability football at every level. Its impact will be clear this weekend at St George’s Park, where Sean Jackson’s way from Sunday league football on the Isle of Man to an FA Disability Cup final with Everton reflects a sport on the rise.

St George’s Park is staging the largest disability cup competition of its kind on Saturday and Sunday with the eighth edition of the FA Disability Cup. There will be six impairment-specific cup finals – amputee, blind, cerebral palsy, deaf, partially sighted and powerchair – each broadcast live on TNT Sports with highlights on Channel 4. For the England and Everton defender Jackson, the event and the ex…

We’ve reached rivalry week of the college football season. Just one game remains before conference championships, so it’s now or never for the top teams in the nation. In less than two weeks, the Heisman finalists will be announced, and just a few days after that, we’ll have our winner. So with one (or two at most) games left in everyone’s season, this Saturday is the time to separate yourself as the Heisman winner. Here are the top five candidates going into the last week of most teams’ regular seasons.  Bo Nix, QB, Oregon source: Getty Images The Ducks QB remains at the No. 5 spot in these rankings, just barely ahead of a few guys outside the top five. Oregon had a tough loss to Washington a few weeks back, all but ending any CFP hopes. However, the signal-caller still had …

Creating a mascot for your international sporting event can be fraught with peril. Izzy, originally Whatizit, was the mascot of the 1996 Olympics and is still mocked today. London’s mascots for the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics were simply amorphous blobs. The 2006 World Cup, held in Germany, had a Jim Henson Company-created pantsless lion, with his terrifying talking soccer ball sidekick. Fun! But they’ll continue to make mascots. Occasionally they hit, like the 2018 Olympics and Paralympics mascots. And even if they fail, does it really matter? It’s for kids. But the mascot of the Euro 2020 tournament, which was recently put on display to mark one year until the European soccer championship begins, is terrifying. credits: Alexander Hassenstein | source: Getty Meet Skillzy.…