Best Super Bowl 58 Field Goal Props for Harrison Butker and Jake Moody

• Bettors can wager on a wide array of Field Goal and Punt Props for Super Bowl 58
• Kansas City placekicker Harrison Butker faces Niners rookie Jake Moody   
• Super Bowl 58 kicks off from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV at 6 pm ET on Feb. 11, 2024

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Special teams play can turn a game on its head in an instant. Will that be the case in Super Bowl 58 when the Chiefs take on the 49ers? Kansas City has reliable veteran Harrison Butker at placekicker while San Francisco is rolling out rookie Jake Moody.

Today, we’ll look at big game props including Total Made Field Goals, Team to Score the Longest Field Goal, First Missed Field Goal and the Result of the First Punt. Before we do, check out the best Super Bowl 58 betting tips and find smart advice on how to bet on 2024 Super Bowl Props.

Total Made Field Goals

Total Made FGs
3	+250	+250	+250
2	+300	+300	+300
4	+325	+325	+325
1	+550	+550	+550
5	+550	+550	+550
6 or more	+800	+800	+800
Zero	+1400	+1400	+1400

Predict the Kicks

How many total field goals will sail through the uprights in Super Bowl 58? Three (+250) is the favorite followed by two (+300) and four (+325). If you’re forecasting an offensive shootout, you could take zero (+1400) or one (+550). Or if you think the Chiefs and Niners’ defenses will stiffen in the red zone, six or more (+800) is also available as a longshot.

Jake Moody averaged 1.24 field goals per game this season after being drafted in the third round by San Francisco. He’s added three more in two postseason contests. Meanwhile, Harrison Butler has four FGs through three playoff games after averaging almost two per game (1.94) during the year.

Harrison Butker tied Adam Vinatieri for most made FGs of 50+ yards in NFL postseason season with 5. pic.twitter.com/XzC0KLffAY

— 🗣🎙‼️ (@LanceTHESPOKEN) January 29, 2024

Team To Score Longest FG

Team
San Francisco 49ers	-115	-115	-115
Kansas City Chiefs	-115	-115	-115

The Butker did it!

Moody was 2 of 3 from 50+ yards this season with a long of 57 while Butker went a perfect 5 for 5 from that distance with a 60-yard make. Both men have made a clutch 50+ yard kick this postseason.

While this one could come down to opportunity, there’s no doubt that Kansas City has the bigger-legged, more-accurate kicker. So we’ll go with the Chiefs to score the longest field goal at -115.

First Missed Field Goal

First Missed FG
Wide Left	+100	+100	+100
Wide Right	+100	+100	+100
Short	+1100	+1100	+1100
Blocked	+1200	+1200	+1200
Hits Left Upright	+1200	+1200	+1200
Hits Right Upright	+1200	+1200	+1200
Hits Crossbar	+1200	+1200	+1200

Shanking kicks?

With this prop, you can wager on how the first field goal is missed. Wide left (+100) or Wide right (+100), which every Bills fan would rather not think about. You can also pick short of the goal posts (+1100) or blocked (+1200). Or try to predict the nature of the ‘doink’. Hits left upright (+1200), hits right upright (+1200) or hits crossbar (+1200).

Of Jake Moody’s two misses this postseason, one was blocked and one sailed wide right. Since the former offers the far longer odds, we’ll go with blocked (+1200).

Rookie-on-rookie crime:

Packers rookie Colby Wooden rejects 49ers rookie Jake Moody before the half.

Wooden, a fourth-round pick out of Auburn, is one of the many rookie contributors for Green Bay this season. pic.twitter.com/fZQhzKUGhZ

— Seven Rounds in Heaven (@7RoundsInHeaven) January 21, 2024

Result of First Punt

Result of First Punt
Caught Cleanly	-300	-300	-300
Touchback	+450	+450	+450
Ball Hits Ground	+450	+450	+450
Out of Bounds in Air	+800	+800	+800
Blocked or Tipped	+1200	+1200	+1200

Punters are people too

You can also wager on the result of the game’s first punt. Caught Cleanly (-300) is the heavy chalk with Touchback and Ball Hits Ground both at +450. If you think Chiefs punter Tommy Townsend or 49ers punter Mitch Wishnowsky could shank one under pressure, Out of Bounds in Air is available at +800.

Blocked or Tipped is the longshot at +1200. But, considering there were only six total blocked punts by all 32 teams in 272 games this season, the odds should be considerably longer. Therefore, we’ll go with Touchback at +450.