Chiefs vs Bills Divisional Round Player Props and NFL Bets: Stefon Shrinks Under Bright Lights

Prop bet #1: Pacheco makes an impact

When the Bills and Chiefs faced earlier this year in December, Isiah Pacheco was sidelined with an injury and arguably could have been the difference in what was eventually a three-point loss for the Chiefs.

The former seventh-round pick has always been an intense and proficient runner, but he has also found himself getting more involved in the Chiefs' passing attack as the season has progressed. In his last four regular season games, Pacheco logged 20 targets and averaged 20.5 receiving yards per game. 

He will face off against a Bills defense that has allowed the sixth-most receiving yards to opposing running backs, providing him ample opportunity to keep producing through his receiving skills.

Isiah Pacheco prop: Over 18.5 receiving yards (-130 at FanDuel) 50% live boost available

Prop bet #2: Diggs deeper

Stefon Diggs has had a disappointing year by his standards, logging a four-year low in receiving yards, touchdowns, and yards per reception. This came despite the nine-year veteran starting off the year with five 100+ yard games in his first six games.

Since then, he has averaged just 51.2 receiving yards per game and has failed to eclipse his yardage prop total for Sunday in all but four of the twelve games during that time. He's done so just once in his last six games.

The matchup isn't friendly to the Stefon Diggs odds either, with the Chiefs allowing the fourth-fewest yards to opposing wide receivers this year - including the 24 yards on 11 targets they allowed to Diggs in their December 10 matchup.

Stefon Diggs prop: Under 62.5 receiving yards (-110 at bet365)

Prop bet #3: Reliable Rice

The second-round rookie receiver out of SMU has taken the league by storm as of late, having eclipsed 60 yards in six of his last seven games.

That includes his performance last week in his first ever playoff game, racking up eight receptions for a whopping 130 yards and a touchdown just one week after going for five receptions and 127 yards in Week 18.

It was coincidentally in Week 14 against the Bills that Andy Reid and the coaching staff began to trust Rice more, logging his first 70%+ snap share on the season and never once dipping below that mark after.

I like the Rashee Rice odds for him to continue producing for the Chiefs as they look his way more and more.

Rashee Rice prop: Over 67.5 receiving yards (-125 at DraftKings)