Chiefs vs. Eagles props, odds, NFL bets, AI predictions, MNF picks: A.J. Brown over 85.5 yards

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Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has been the talk of the football and pop culture world over the last few weeks. Regardless of the high attention his relationship with Taylor Swift is garnering at the moment, Kelce continues to perform as one of the most reliable pass-catchers in the NFL. He has at least 120 yards in two of his last four games, but the eight-time Pro Bowler is coming off a season-low three receptions and 14 yards in Kansas City's last game against the Dolphins in Germany. Kelce is back in America as the Chiefs prepare to host the Eagles on Monday Night Football in a rematch of last year's Super Bowl. Kelce had six receptions for 81 yards and a touchdown in Super Bowl LVII, so should you play his overs in Monday Night Football NFL prop bets?

This will be one of the most anticipated games of the regular season, so there will be plenty of bettors making NFL props. There were 73 combined points in last year's Super Bowl, which the Chiefs won, 38-35, so how should that factor into making Monday Night Football NFL player props? Before betting any NFL props for Monday Night Football in Week 11 or entering selections on sites like PrizePicks, you need to see the Eagles vs. Chiefs NFL prop predictions from the SportsLine AI PickBot.

Built using cutting-edge artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques by SportsLine's Data Science team, AI Predictions and AI Ratings are generated for each player prop. The AI predictions are determined by statistically learning from each player's historical data then quantitatively evaluating the strength of the opponents defense by assigning a numeric value out of 100 called a matchup score.

Once a prediction is formulated, the AI rating is generated using the prediction, the matchup score, and the odds of the market. For example, you could see a 5-star rating on an over bet if a player is facing a poor defense, their prediction differs from the line and there are favorable odds.

In addition, SportsLine AI is the first fully automated predictive model at SportsLine. It continuously refreshes on the most recent available data and can help you spot the biggest discrepancies in the lines. So far this season, SportsLine's AI PickBot has hit a whopping 365 4.5- and 5-star prop picks. Anyone who has followed it is way up.

For Chiefs vs. Eagles on Monday Night Football, the AI PickBot has evaluated the NFL player prop odds and provided Eagles vs. Chiefs prop picks for every available prop market. You can only see the AI player prop predictions for Kansas City vs. Philadelphia here.

Top NFL player prop bets for Chiefs vs. Eagles

After analyzing Eagles vs. Chiefs and examining the dozens of NFL player props, the AI PickBot says Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown goes over 85.5 receiving yards. The 26-year-old receiver is second in the NFL in yards (1,005) while averaging 111.7 per contest. Brown and Jalen Hurts have showcased elite chemistry over recent weeks and Brown is eighth in receptions (67) and 11th in targets (92) this season. Brown was also one of Hurts' favorite and most efficient targets in last year's Super Bowl against the Chiefs, recording 96 yards and a touchdown with six receptions on eight targets.

The two-time Pro Bowler made NFL history this season, becoming the first player with at least 125 yards in six straight games. Brown had that streak snapped against Dallas in their last contest, but he still had 66 yards and a touchdown against one of the best defenses in the NFL. The Eagles are coming off a bye after undoubtedly having this game circled on their calendar after walking off the field with a 38-35 loss to Kansas City in Super Bowl LVII. Expect that additional rest and game planning to benefit Brown, who has been integral in Philadelphia's 8-1 start to the season. The model projects Brown to record 109 yards, safely placing him above the current prop total of 85.5 and making it one of the 4-star plays on Monday Night Football. See more NFL props here. See more NFL props here.