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The Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals will battle for the right to represent the conference in the 2022 Super Bowl when they face off in Sunday's 2022 AFC Championship Game. Kansas City (14-5) has won 11 of its past 12 games and is in the title game for the fourth straight year. It is seeking its third consecutive appearance in the big game, while Cincinnati (12-7) has not reached this stage since 1988. Quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow should put on an exciting show, but which NFL prop bets should you back?

Caesars Sportsbook lists Kansas City as a seven-point favorite in its latest NFL odds. The Chiefs vs. Bengals spread, money line and total will get plenty of action, but Caesars has numerous NFL props to add excitement. Before locking in any NFL prop picks for Bengals vs. Chiefs, you need to check out the NFL picks and playoff predictions from SportsLine's top NFL experts.

Alex Selesnick (aka PropStarz) is up almost 114 units on NFL props and futures plays over the past two seasons. Mike Barner is one of the most respected voices in the industry, whose work has appeared in Sports Illustrated and on many other prestigious platforms. Larry Hartstein is SportsLine's No. 1 NFL expert with a 60 percent hit rate in his last 121 picks. R.J. White has cashed huge twice in the world's most prestigious football handicapping competition, the Las Vegas SuperContest. Anyone who has followed these expert's picks has seen huge returns.

Now, after sifting through the huge number of available NFL Playoffs prop bets, those experts have locked in their top prop plays for the Chiefs vs. Bengals matchup in Sunday's AFC Championship Game 2022. They're only available at SportsLine. 

Top Bengals vs. Chiefs 2022 AFC Championship Game prop picks

NFL expert R.J. White is all over a prop this weekend that he expects to pay off easily, betting on Kansas City running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire to go Over 37.5 rushing yards (+105). The 2020 first-round pick battled injuries all season, but he came back last week to put up 60 yards on just seven carries against the Bills. The Chiefs rushed for 155 yards in a 34-31 Week 17 loss to the Bengals, and that was with Darrel Williams and Derrick Gore sharing backfield duties.

Edwards-Helaire is likely to need only about 10 carries to surpass this total. Cincinnati should focus all of its attention on stopping Mahomes and his weapons in the passing attack, as it did in the Week 17 matchup. In addition, the Bengals' defense has allowed an average of 151 rushing yards over the past four games.

How to make Bengals vs. Chiefs prop bets and NFL picks

The experts have revealed several other plays from the Chiefs vs. Bengals matchup that you'll want to jump on right away. These include bold picks on both quarterbacks that you should be all over. You can only see which 2022 AFC Championship Game player props you should back at SportsLine.

What are the best Chiefs vs. Bengals player props you can make? And which Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow props should you target for Sunday's 2022 AFC Championship Game? Visit SportsLine now to see the best Bengals vs. Chiefs prop bets, all from the experts who have helped their followers cash winning tickets all season, and find out.