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00:05 We'll start with Rasheed Rice isolated because he doesn't
00:08 deserve to be grouped in with the rest of this crew.
00:11 67 and a half is the receiving yards number, Joe.
00:15 And we obviously just talked a lot about Kelsey.
00:18 So Kelsey is the main guy, but there was one, if not two,
00:22 games in this postseason where Rice had the higher
00:26 receiving yards prop.
00:27 Yeah, it was against Miami, right?
00:29 Yeah.
00:30 He had the big receptions, a buck 40, had the touchdown.
00:32 Game flow is going to dictate how this prop plays out because
00:35 if you're playing Kansas City right now, he might get there,
00:38 but it's probably going to be an under ball game.
00:41 If you're back in San Francisco and you think Brock Purdy
00:44 and that offense can push tempo and put the pressure on
00:47 Pat Mahomes to match them score for score, then most likely
00:51 he can blow through that number.
00:53 You know that San Francisco is going to try to at least
00:56 contain Travis Kelsey, maybe limit him in terms of this
00:59 offense, Donnie.
01:00 So that's why the secondary receiver like on the pure number
01:04 one in regards to Rasheed Rice is a good option over 67 and a
01:08 half.
01:09 And by the way, the trust factor, right?
01:11 Does it all come down to that?
01:12 Who's he throw the football when he needs to get first downs in
01:14 big moments here?
01:15 Obviously we saw Valdez Scantling catch a big one in
01:17 that game, but he's basically a two or three catch guy if he's
01:19 lucky per game.
01:20 Rasheed Rice, by the way, did take over 59 and a half in that
01:22 last game against the Baltimore Ravens.
01:24 Dude, I told me he's going to catch eight passes once he get
01:26 another buck for the game.
01:27 Ends up like mid 40s in that.
01:28 So it's a tough draw, but he does like to target Rasheed Rice.
01:31 And if that's the guy you're looking forward to, because the
01:33 Chiefs really are two guys in the passing game.
01:35 That's Kelsey and that's Rasheed Rice.
01:37 The question is, it's hard to say because the guy's already
01:41 rookie year all the way through.
01:42 You played in divisional round, AFC championship round, and now
01:45 to the Super Bowl, right?
01:46 I don't know if the stage is going to be too big, but
01:48 sometimes that factors in.
01:49 He's never been on the stage.
01:50 Kelsey's been on the stage.
01:51 But I think I am trusting Rasheed Rice because why?
01:53 There are no other options here, it feels like, Ben.
01:55 A really big game to start off this postseason.
01:58 His playoff debut against the Miami Dolphins.
02:00 Eight grabs, 130 yards, and a touchdown.
02:04 As any time TD Price for Super Bowl Sunday against San Francisco
02:08 is plus 140.
02:09 And that was the step throughout this season as the Chiefs have
02:13 focused on how do they develop this wide receiver room behind
02:16 Travis Kelsey.
02:17 They needed the rookie out of SMU, Rasheed Rice, to be that guy.
02:21 And so far, Donnie, he has.
02:23 What is so interesting, Kev, was that change in the prop market,
02:26 entering the division around in western New York.
02:29 Rasheed Rice had the higher receiving yards prop over Travis Kelsey.
02:34 That was the first time I had ever seen that with the Kansas City Chiefs.
02:37 He was in the mid-60s, I think 65 and a half was his closing number.
02:41 Trav was only at 60 and a hook.
02:43 Of course, it was Travis Kelsey, 75 yards, two touchdowns against
02:47 Buffalo, and then entering that AFC Championship game, kind of restoring
02:51 that normal order.
02:52 Travis Kelsey, the higher prop of the two.
02:55 That's the really interesting thing, though, only a three-yard distinction
02:58 right now with Trav 70 and a half, entering Super Bowl 58,
03:02 and Rasheed Rice, like you mentioned, 67 and a hook.
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