Best Brock Purdy Super Bowl Prop Bets To Make Now

Super Sunday is rapidly approaching, and one of the big Super Bowl 58 storylines continues to surround whether Brock Purdy is the real deal or not. It may seem a bit unfair, considering how many games the 49ers have won with him under center.

Maybe it’s because many fans and pundits want to give more credit to head coach Kyle Shanahan and San Francisco’s many playmakers, such as Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, Deebo Samuel, and Brandon Aiyuk.

When the 49ers have lost, Purdy seems to be the scapegoat. Yet when they win, it’s in spite of the second-year signal-caller, not because of him.

In any case, let’s take a look at some Brock Purdy Super Bowl prop bets to place now.

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Brock Purdy Super Bowl Prop Bets

Brock Purdy: Super Bowl MVP

DraftKings Sportsbook • WAGER: 1 Unit

The winning team’s quarterback has won the MVP award in 12 of the last 17 Super Bowls. Betting as is a steal if you believe this game is essentially a coin toss.

It is, of course, possible Christian McCaffrey could be the most likely spoiler if the 49ers win since the stud running back has two touchdowns in each of San Francisco’s playoff wins.

However, Purdy has also led his team on comebacks in those games as well and another comeback victory would certainly give the 24-year-old QB a great shot at the award.

Purdy has at least 250 passing yards in five of his last seven games. He also had 48 rushing yards last week against the Lions, so a timely big rush to set up a score isn’t out of the realm of possibility.

Brock Purdy: 300+ Passing Yards Alt

DraftKings Sportsbook • WAGER: 0.75 Units

It’s been six games since the last time Purdy passed for 300+ yards. But he did cross that threshold five times in 18 games.

At these (+390) odds, you’re getting great ROI. If you bet $10 on Purdy hitting the over on 300 passing yards at these odds every week across 18 games this season, you’d have a profit of $65.

Only Lamar Jackson had more than 200 passing yards against the Chiefs (272) during this postseason. K.C. never allowed a TE to have more than 84 receiving yards, and only two WRs had more than 100 receiving yards during the regular season.

That said, we have to acknowledge very few teams have the array of offensive weapons that the 49ers possess. This bet is a long shot for good reason.

Purdy would have his best shot if San Francisco goes down early and the game script forces the offense to pass more.