Super Bowl Scorigami Odds: Will We See Scorigami for Chiefs vs. Eagles on Sunday

• There have only been 10 Scorigami's in the NFL playoffs since 2000. 

• The most recent Scorigami in the Super Bowl was Super Bowl 48, in which the Seahawks beat the Broncos 43-8. 

• The Chiefs and Eagles met in Super Bowl 57. The final score was 38-35, which is only the second time that score occurred in an NFL game. 

As we march toward Super Bowl 59, you’ll notice that there is a seemingly never-ending list of Super Bowl prop bets to choose from for the showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. 

One of those is “Scorigami.” 

Scorigami is a term used to describe a final score outcome in an NFL game that hasn’t happened before. 

Super Bowl Scorigami Odds

Below, we’ll predict whether this will or won’t happen using odds from FanDuel Sportsbook, where, right now, you can get $200 in bonus bets by creating an account, depositing $5, and placing a winning $5 bet.

Will There Be Scorigami?: No (-10000)

While getting Scorigami would lead to an intriguing final score and, thus, a likely entertaining game, it’s hard to imagine that this will happen. There hasn’t been a Scorigami in the Super Bowl since the Seattle Seahawks beat the Denver Broncos 43-8 in Super Bowl 48. The Chiefs and Eagles had a final score of 38-35 in Super Bowl 57, only the second time in NFL history that score occurred. 

In fact, there have only been 10 Scorigami’s in the NFL playoffs since 2000. 

I think both teams will be able to score fairly often and exceed the total, which is set at 48.5. 

However, when I look at the 1,396 scoring combinations that have yet to happen, it’s hard to see many of the scenarios play out with the winning team scoring points in the 20-to-30-point range, which I believe is where the winner will end up. 

There are more than 30 combinations that haven’t occurred yet, with the winning team scoring between 20 and 29 points. However, the losing score is an awkward number like two, four, five, or 11 in most of those. 

This is a bet I’d avoid unless you want to put something extremely small on “yes” and hope for the best.

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Possible Scorigami Combinations

While I don’t think Scorigami will occur, exploring some scoring combinations with potential merit is worth exploring. 

Below, I’ll explore scenarios with each team on the winning end that have some merit. 

Eagles 27, Chiefs 8

This score certainly downplays the Chiefs' ability to score, but this is one that I could see happening. 

The Eagles averaged about 27 points per game this season. They also had the best pass defense in the league during the regular season, allowing just 174.2 passing yards per game. However, they’ve been more vulnerable over the last two games, allowing at least 255 passing yards.

The Chiefs offense has been one of its worst iterations during the Patrick Mahomes era. 

For this to happen, the Eagles would take a commanding lead, and the Chiefs would score and convert a two-point play to try to climb back into it in any way possible. 

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Chiefs 25, Eagles 18

The Chiefs averaged nearly 23 points per game during the regular season, and that number increased to 27.5 in the playoffs. 

Getting to 25 is a bit awkward, but the Chiefs did it last year, beating San Francisco in Super Bowl 58 25-22. 

To reach 25, the Chiefs made four field goals, one touchdown during regulation, and one in overtime.

The overtime touchdown was important because there was no extra point to follow, which immediately resulted in a win. 

To get to 25 points, the Chiefs could score three touchdowns, miss one extra point, and kick a field goal. Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has missed two extra points this season. 

The Eagles could score a field goal, a touchdown, and another touchdown with a two-point conversion to bring the game within seven, especially if they are down 25-10 at the time.

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