There are hundreds of things to bet on for Super Bowl 54. That includes cross-sport props, which incorporate numerous other sports outcomes into the equation. Here are our three favorites from a variety of sportsbooks. __MORE:__ [10 more props and trends](https://www.betchicago.com/super-bowl-54-props-trends-betting-lines-49ers-chiefs) | [Super Bowl betting history](https://www.betchicago.com/super-bowl-betting-history-vegas-record-handle-chiefs-49ers) ## Super Bowl 54 cross-sport prop bets __Zion Williamson points (-110) vs. Raheem Mostert rushing attempts -0.5 (-110)__ Williamson clearly impressed [in his debut](https://www.betchicago.com/zion-williamson-odds-rookie-year-nba-betting), scoring 22 points (8-for-11 from the field, 4-for-4 from deep) in just 18 minutes. But he spent the majority of the game with just five points until a fourth-quarter outburst during which he saw many open looks. Williamson, who never made four 3-pointers in a game at Duke, will have another four games under his belt until he plays at Houston on Feb. 2, but we doubt he'll be playing a full workload of minutes by then. We'll take Mostert for the prop winner with 49ers backup RB Tevin Coleman coming off a dislocated shoulder and third-stringer Matt Breida seeing limited carries. Mostert should see just above 20 carries in the Super Bowl with the zone run having success against the Chiefs and the Niners using their rushing attack to keep Patrick Mahomes off the field. __49ers team points (-110) vs. Russell Westbrook points (-110)__ San Francisco's team total prop is 27.0, which happens to be exactly three points fewer than what Westbrook is averaging in January, as of Thursday's writing. What makes Westbrook's side so appealing is both Houston and New Orleans currently rank inside the top-four fastest tempos in the league. In the Rockets' first matchup with the Pelicans, the total went UNDER 242, but both teams - including Westbrook - struggled shooting the ball. The Rockets' point guard had 26 points on 11-of-21 shooting and went 1-of-8 from deep. We expect Westbrook to feast on the Pels' No. 26-ranked defensive efficiency in the national TV spotlight on ABC (2 p.m. ET/1 p.m. CT). __Iowa Hawkeyes total points -110 vs. George Kittle receiving yards -0.5 -110__ While Kittle hasn't been used much in the passing game with the Niners turning to the run this postseason, we fully expect him to play a role in a game that is expected to be tight. His receiving yards prop is 76.5 and in close games this season (loss or margin of 5 of fewer), Kittle has recorded receiving totals of 86, 79, 134, 67, 17, 79 and 57. Excluding the outliers, Kittle has an average of 73.6 yards, but the number would be the second-most tight end yards allowed by Kansas City ([4th in DVOA vs. tight ends](https://www.footballoutsiders.com/)) during the season. Kittle's alma mater Iowa is [hosting Illinois](https://twitter.com/RodgersBC/status/1220495656739053569) on Super Bowl Sunday, in a game that both [KenPom](https://kenpom.com/) and [Bart Torvick](http://www.barttorvik.com/schedule.php) project the Hawkeyes to score 77 points. Iowa currently owns the No. 1 offensive efficiency, fastest tempo in the Big Ten and has the 13th-best offensive efficiency nationally in home games this season. Kofi Cockburn vs. Luka Garza is an enticing matchup inside, especially considering the fact that the Illini are shooting 68.4% on "close-2 shots," per Torvick. We expect the Hawkeyes to struggle at Maryland on Jan. 30 but then get right vs. the Illini. Take the points. __MORE:__ [Everybody is betting the OVER in Super Bowl 54](https://www.betchicago.com/super-bowl-54-betting-over-under)