Bengals vs Chiefs Touchdown Props for AFC Championship: Best Touchdown Scorer Bets

The AFC Championship on Sunday features a rematch of last year’s conference title game as Cincinnati travels to Arrowhead to take on Kansas City. Read more to find out our favorite anytime touchdown supports for the Bengals vs. Chiefs.

The second of two Conference Championship games on Sunday could be an absolute classic, with the Cincinnati Bengals facing the Kansas Chiefs for a trip to the Super Bowl.

There are plenty of scoring opportunities in this game for punters, so why not jump right into the action? Don’t miss our anytime NFL touchdown accessory picks for the Bengals vs. Chiefs on January 29.

For more, be sure to check out Jason Logan’s full AFC Championship betting preview as well as our Bengals vs. Chiefs.

Bengals vs Chiefs TD Props

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TD Bengals vs Chiefs Accessories

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At +100, you won’t find a better prop bet for the AFC championship game. While Patrick Mahomes’ injury will likely limit Kansas City’s passing volume, Travis Kelce is the heartbeat of this team and will always be involved, especially in the red zone.

He’s had 14 touchdowns this season, two of them last week against the Jaguars. With the season on the line and Mahomes banged up for most of it, Kelce was still attacked an incredible 17 times and recorded 14 receptions.

The Mahomes-Kelce connection is one of the strongest in the NFL. With the possibility of making the Super Bowl on the line, you can guarantee they’ll be looking to their All-Pro tight end to play a big role.

Shore up: Travis Kelce anytime touchdown (-105)

Chase can’t be caught

If Kelce is the man to trust for the Chiefs, then the same can be said for Ja’Marr Chase for the Bengals. His and Joe Burrow’s chemistry is arguably on the same level as Mahomes and Kelce’s since they played together at LSU.

Chase finished the regular season sixth in touchdowns scored (9), not bad for a player who missed all of November with a hip injury.

The star receiver has scored in each of the Bengals’ two playoff games and has been hit at least eight times in all but one game this season. At odds of +100, it makes all too much sense to bet on Chase’s anytime market.

Shore up: Ja’Marr Chase anytime touchdown (-105)

Chase 1B to 1A

You could seriously argue that Tee Higgins is the best second choice on any team’s receiving corps. Although not always Burrow’s first read, he is still very much a part of this team and can often thrive with the best corner of the opposition following Chase.

Higgins passed 1,000 yards on the season, scored seven touchdowns and could very well add to that tally against a Chiefs secondary that is far from the best in the NFL.

Although he hasn’t scored in his last three outings with the Bengals, Higgins has had success in the previous four games. When these two teams met in early December, Higgin scored three of his five goals and scored a touchdown.

It wouldn’t be a surprise to see him do it again on Sunday.

Shore up: Tee Higgins anytime touchdown (+195)

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