The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers are set to reprise their championship battle from four years ago on Sunday when the two teams meet in Super Bowl 58. The 49ers remained consensus two-point favorites for most of the two-week build up to the game, though we did see one prominent book move to 49ers -1.5 by Saturday morning. For bettors who have already settled on one side of the spread or money line, there are still hundreds of ways to get action on the Super Bowl, including some that other sporting events that have nothing to do with the big game in the form of cross-sport props.

In these types of bets, sportsbooks will set lines pairing two statistical outputs or outcomes, one related to the Super Bowl and another from a different sport, and either give you a line that one or both will happen, or set a spread asking bettors which number will be higher. For example, in the first category you can wager that either Christian McCaffrey will score the first touchdown in the Super Bowl or Scottie Scheffler will win the WM Phoenix Open. In the latter category, you can decide between Travis Kelce's target total or Luka Doncic's assist total.

Before you lock in any cross-sport prop bets involving the 2024 Super Bowl, you NEED to see what the SportsLine's top NFL and prop experts Alex Selesnick and R.J. White have to say.

White, a Fantasy and gambling editor for CBS Sports, consistently crushes against-the-spread picks and has gone 635-534-34 on his ATS picks since the start of the 2017 season, returning nearly $4,700 to $100 players. Selesnick (aka PropStarz) has dominated prop betting across multiple sports for SportsLine, including going 145-86 on his last 231 NBA prop bets and returning more than $4,100 to $100 players. Anyone who has followed White and Selesnick is WAY UP!

After digging into the available cross-sport props offered by sportsbooks, Selesnick and White have identified five value cross-sport prop plays that will be settled on Super Bowl Sunday worth backing. One White likes: Patrick Mahomes' first rush to be longer than the number of Premier League goals scored Sunday. "[T]here have been fewer than two goals on average in West Ham's home matches in all competitions since the start of December. Arsenal road matches also tend to be lower-scoring, and they lost 2-0 at home to West Ham in late December. The Aston Villa-Man United match has more scoring potential, but I don't think it'll make up the difference," White says.

Selesnick also has one cross-sport prop play that would pay out plus odds that you NEED to see before locking in your picks! Don't miss their cross-sport Super Bowl prop picks, only at SportsLine.

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