The best two teams in the NFL playing for the championship. It doesn’t get any better than Patrick Mahomes vs. Jalen Hurts and the Kansas City Chiefs facing the Philadelphia Eagles for Super Bowl 57.

The Chiefs were the No. 1 seed in the AFC, the Eagles were tops in the NFC. KC has Mahomes, the NFL’s Most Valuable Player this year. Philly has an offense and defense that ranked top three on each side of the ball.

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Philadelphia is favored by 1.5 points in the latest Chiefs vs. Eagles odds on NFL betting sites. The latest Super Bowl odds also have the total for points at 50.5.

Bookies.com NFL handicapper Adam Thompson has his finger on the pulse of the NFL. Thompson has hit on over 60% of his NFL picks in each of the last four years. Here is his top parlay for Super Bowl 57 Eagles vs. Chiefs:

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Leg 1: Eagles -1.5 over Chiefs

Philadelphia is 7-1 vs. playoff teams; every win was by six-plus points and averaged 17.3 ppg margin of victory, the lone loss was a 40-34 defeat by the Cowboys without Jalen Hurts. KC hasn’t displayed a level of consistent dominance, a trait shared by most recent champions.

Philly also gets the edge in specific matchups in the game itself. The Eagles are stronger in the trenches regardless of who has the ball, its run game is far superior and it’s tough to go against a defense that comfortably led the league in sacks, ranks No. 4 in INTs and No. 5 in fewest pass yards allowed.

Mahomes is the best QB in the NFL, but KC's inconsistent ground game and bottom-10 pass defense is too tough to fade an ultra-balanced Eagles side.

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Leg 2: Brown Anytime TD

Brown has just one touchdown in the last six weeks combined, a far cry from the 10 TDs in the first 13 games. In the first two playoff games for Philly, Brown managed only seven receptions for 50 yards and zero scores, albeit in blowout wins in which the run game took over.

He should be able to find a spot here against a Chiefs defense that’s allowed 20 TDs to receivers, second-most in the NFL. When Brown performs, Philly succeeds; the Eagles are 7-1 and the offense averages 30.9 ppg when Brown finds the end zone.

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Leg 3: Kelce Over 6.5 Receptions

Kelce might be the best pass-catching TE in history, and he’s the No. 1 target on the top-ranked pass attack in the NFL. He had 14 receptions for 98 yards in the divisional round vs. the Jaguars. He’s had at least six receptions in six straight games.

When it’s title or bust, we’ve learned to expect even more. In the last four AFC Championship or Super Bowl games, he’s had at least 10 receptions in three of them and no fewer than seven in any. Philly is terrific at limiting big plays so expect lots of dink-and-dunk action. Mahomes-to-Kelce should be a common phrase heard on TVs everywhere on Sunday.

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