Eagles star Saquon Barkley is wrapping up one of the finest seasons for any running back in NFL history. And a former Lombardi Trophy-winning head coach is expecting Barkley to keep his good mojo going Sunday when he makes his Super Bowl debut against the Chiefs.

You can find yourself spending an hour looking at the plethora of props and still not get through them all. From the same-game parlay options, to Saquon Barkley reaching 3,000 yards, cross-sport options including a hole-in-one parlay with the Phoenix Open, and, of course, the coin toss.

Barkley needs just three scrimmage yards and 30 rushing yards to break the NFL's all-time records for most combined yards in a regular and postseason.