AFC West rivals go head-to-head on Sunday afternoon as the Denver Broncos host the Kansas City Chiefs at Empower Field at Mile High.
The Broncos (8-2) are riding an impressive seven-game winning streak, most recently taking down the Las Vegas Raiders. The Chiefs (5-4), meanwhile, have largely returned to form after a slow start to the season, but aim to rebound from a loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Kickoff is set for 4:25 p.m. ET. The Chiefs enter as 4.5 road favorites on DraftKings Sportsbook, while the Broncos are listed as +190 underdogs. The game’s total is set at 44.5 points.
Here are the top player prop bets for Sunday’s Week 11 matchup between the Chiefs and Broncos.
Chiefs vs. Broncos Best Prop Bets
Rashee Rice 80+ Receiving Yards (-104)
Rashee Rice didn’t ease back into things with the Chiefs — he immediately reclaimed his status as Kansas City’s primary receiver.
Since his return in Week 7, Rice has hauled in 20 receptions for 215 yards with three touchdowns. He garnered the bulk of the passes in each of the three games, seeing a grand total of 26 targets. The 25-year-old wideout logged 93 yards against the Washington Commanders and piled up 80 against the Bills. Count on him to hit the 80-yard threshold for a third-straight game.
Patrick Mahomes 2+ Pass TDs (-149)
Patrick Mahomes is coming off a rare zero-touchdown performance in the team’s Week 10 loss to the Buffalo Bills. Don’t expect that to be the case on Sunday afternoon.
Mahomes had hurled for at least three touchdowns in four of five games leading up to the Buffalo loss, including a season-high four TDs against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 4. Count on the two-time MVP to make adjustments and get back on track in a must-win matchup against a division rival.
Bo Nix Under 219.5 Passing Yards (-114)
Denver quarterback Bo Nix has had a relatively up-and-down sophomore campaign, with his 212.6 yards per game average being inflated by outbursts against the Giants, Cowboys, and Bengals — teams that have struggled to defend the pass all season long.
Nix has failed to surpass 175 passing yards in his last two games, and against the Chiefs — who rank in the top five in fewest passing yards allowed — he’s unlikely to crack 220 on Sunday afternoon.
