Noah Gray player props odds, tips and betting trends for the Super Bowl

Check out these betting trends and insights before you place player prop wagers on Noah Gray for Sunday’s game, which starts at 6:30 PM ET on FOX. Gray and his Kansas City Chiefs will take their 14-3 record into the Super Bowl versus the Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

Noah Gray Props for AFC Super Bowl Round

• Matchup: Kansas City Chiefs at Philadelphia Eagles
• Time: 6:30 PM
• Date: February 12, 2023
• Receiving Yards Prop: Over 12.5 (-120)

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Gray Receiving Stats and Trends

• Gray’s 17.6 receiving yards per game are 5.1 more than his over/under for Sunday’s outing.
• Gray has totaled over 12.5 receiving yards in 57.9% of his games this season (11 out of 19).
• Gray picks up 17.6 receiving yards per game, 6.3 more than his average prop total (11.3).
• Gray has gone over on his receiving yards prop bet in eight of 13 games.
• In one of 17 games this year, Gray has a touchdown catch, but no games with more than one.

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• The Eagles have the NFL’s best pass defense this season, yielding 179.7 yards per game through the air.
• In terms of defending against the run, the Eagles are 16th in the league, giving up 121.6 yards per game.
• The Chiefs sport the 18th-ranked defense this season in terms of passing yards (220.9 allowed per game), and they’ve been better on offense, ranking best with 297.8 passing yards per game.
• The Chiefs are totaling 115.9 rushing yards per game on offense (20th in the NFL), and they rank eighth on defense with 107.2 rushing yards allowed per game.
• The Chiefs own the 11th-ranked defense this year in terms of yards per play (5.5 yards per play allowed), and they’ve been more effective offensively, ranking best with 6.6 yards per play.