The Best & Worst Super Bowl Props To Bet On

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Super Bowl 57 is now just days away. If you’re an avid bettor, chances are you’ve already done your research and have a good idea about which way this game is going to go based on the spread (1.5) and total (51). But the Super Bowl is the biggest sports betting event of the year, meaning there’s plenty of props on which to wager.

Let’s take a look at some of the Super Bowl props bets you should absolutely bet on and those that you should probably avoid.

The Best & Worst Super Bowl Props To Bet On

Best Prop Bets on Super Bowl LVII

Team Field Goals Kansas City – 1.5

There’s plenty of worthwhile prop bets, and, if you do enough research, you can certainly convince yourself you’re making a smart bet on either of MyBookie’s props. Team field goals for Kansas City over 1.5 (-106) feels like a fairly safe bet, however. It’s true the Eagles have yet to allow a field goal in either of their two playoff games, but the Super Bowl is a different beast. It’s a little more slow paced, and teams are less willing to take risks on fourth and short – even Andy Reid’s teams.

Harrison Butker didn’t have more than one field goal in the last four regular season games, but had three field goals against the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Championship and two against the Jacksonville Jaguars. | Bet Super Bowl Field Goals Props

Special Team or Defensive TD Scored

This is more of a longshot, but there’s definitely some value here at +255 for a special teams or defensive TD. In the last 30 Super Bowls, there have been 15 defensive TDs. There’s also been 14 special team TDs dating back to 1973. Those figures suggest better than 28.17 percent, which is the implied probability of +255.

Philadelphia and Kansas City combined for only four D/ST TDs this season, but the Super Bowl is a chance for defensive and special teams players to cement their legacy.

Take a worthwhile risk on Yes (+255).

Will Opening Kickoff Be a Touchback?

This is a weird one. In the regular season, it might seem as though there’s rarely ever an opening kick-off that isn’t a touchback. However, the odds for this prop in the Super Bowl suggest that isn’t the case, with Yes (-168) and No (+136).

In reality, about 60 percent of kickoffs are touchbacks during the regular season. Philadelphia ranked 11th in 2022, with 65.45 percent of their kicks going for a touchback, while the Chiefs were 12th with 64.55 percent.

There should be relatively easy money here at Yes.

Worst Prop Bets on Super Bowl LVII

Total Sacks by Kansas City

Jalen Hurts loves to scramble and has been sacked 38 times this season. Meanwhile, the Chiefs ranked second in the regular season with 55 sacks. So, taking the over 2.5 (-114) might seem like a good idea, but Philadelphia’s offense has been run-heavy in the playoffs, and that should continue against a tough KC defense that likes to get to the quarterback. Hurts was only sacked once in each of the last two games.

Conversely, the under 2.5 (+114) is a bit of a gamble because, if the Chiefs win, they’ll do so with their offense and pass rush. | Bet Total Sacks Prop

Position of MVP

This is a tough one because there’s certainly value to be had in other positions winning the MVP, but that rarely happens. Could Travis Kelce, a tight end (+910), win the MVP? Absolutely, but he’d need at least two touchdowns and probably about 100 yards receiving. A tight end has also never won the Super Bowl MVP, nor has a wide receiver. In fact, the last non-QB to win the award was Adrian Peterson in 2012.

The QB position is paying out (-649) | Bet Super Bowl MVP Prop

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There are few games that can prompt non-bettors to get their money out and get wagers on, but you have to say that the Super Bowl is absolutely one of those games. Part of the reason this game is so popular is because it’s one that so many people tune into either at home or at the bar. It makes watching the big game a good deal more fun when you have some money riding on the outcome. The bookies know that people are going to be wagering, so they go out of their way to give punters as many ways to bet as possible, which is where we get into props territory. Prop bets are on specific outcomes, not all of which are in the game, so let’s get to where your Super Bowl Prop Betting money should and should not be going.

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The Best Prop Bets

People will disagree and what and what doesn’t make a good prop bet, and you are certainly free to wager in any way you wish. For me, the best prop bets are those that fall within the game. There are plenty of trends to draw on that can help you make an informed decision with those types of bets, which is not always what we can say for those that fall into the worst category.

I think the best prop bet is for the Game MVP, as you can generally always guarantee that it will be a player on the offensive side of the football. If you have a real idea as to who you think will win, then it might not be a bad idea to pick the winning QB for MVP, as that is very often the way it goes.

Besides the MVP, there are countless other individual player and team props that you can play with a certain level of confidence. The best props really are the ones that you feel confident about when you play.

Eagles vs Chiefs

When: Sunday, February 12th
Where: University of Phoenix Stadium, Arizona

Time: 5:30 PM EST
TV: FOX

The Worst Prop Bets

For me, there are so many bets that I would never go near on the props board. Most of these are for wagers that fall outside the actual game. I can somewhat understand betting on the coin flip, as there is at least a 50/50 chance that you might pick that one right. Where it begins to, in mu humble opinion, get into weird territory is wagering on the length of the national anthem or bets on what will happen in the half-time show. It also gets a little risky when you start placing wagers about the Super Bowl ads or the color of Gatorade dumped on the winning coach. Yes, it can be fun to wager on these types of prop bets, as long as those wagers don’t constitute the biggest portion of your betting budget.

If nothing really tickles your fancy but you still want to get in on prop bets for the Super Bowl, you can look at creating your own. That gives you much more control and potentially gives you a better shot at boosting your bankroll this Sunday.

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When it comes to the Super Bowl and betting, prop bets have become a phenomenon. Everyone loves the multitude of prop bets that can be wagered on before or during the Super Bowl. Even non-sports fans and non-gamblers get into some of the prop bets associated with the Super Bowl. Let’s take a look at some of the best Super Bowl Prop Bets and some of the worst prop bets.

The Best & Worst Suerp BOwl 56 Props To Bet On

Best: Who Will Win the MVP Award

As most everyone knows, the NFL is a quarterback-driven league. In looking at the MVP Award for past Super Bowls, it is a list dominated by quarterbacks. In fact, eight of the last 11 Super Bowl MVPs have been quarterbacks. In this one, Matthew Stafford and Joe Burrow have the best Super Bowl MVP odds to take home the award.

Worst: Coin Toss

Both heads and tails are a +100. While you can bet on both and whichever one you feel more confident in you put a little more money on, but we just don’t really like to take the chance on a flip of a coin.

Best: Cincinnati Bengals over 1.5 Field Goals -115

While you would have to bet $115 to win $100, we really like this bet. Evan McPherson has quickly become a household name because of his kicking prowess and confidence. McPherson was one of the best kickers in the league this season, and he has been a huge part of the Bengals’ offense. With the Rams having a very formidable defense, we see McPherson being a big part of the Bengals offense on Sunday.

Worst: What Color of Gatorade Will be Dumped on the Winning Coach’s Head

There are six different colors on the board. If you want to get the most bang for your buck, you’ll take blue at +750 or purple at +1800. If you really want to get crazy and go for a 1 in 6 chance, go right ahead. We don’t recommend doing anything with this one.

Best: Cooper Kupp’s Longest Catch Over 29.5 Yards

At -110 you can take Kupp’s longest reception being 30 yards or more. The probability of this happening is very good. This has happened in 13 of Los Angeles’s 20 games this season. 846 of Kupp’s 1,947 yards have come after the catch, so Kupp gains a lot of yardage after the initial grab. Cincinnati’s pass defense is suspect, and they’ve also given up a lot of yardage after the catch, so this looks like a good bet to take.

Best: Joe Mixon Under 63.5 Rushing Yards

While Mixon has averaged over rushing yards per game this season, we’re thinking that we’ll take the under on this one. He hasn’t rushed for more than 63 yards throughout the playoffs, and he’s only rushed for more than 63 twice since the end of November. With the Rams having a great run defense led by Aaron Donald, we think that they’ll be ready for Mixon and won’t let him get much breathing room.

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In terms of betting, there are few games bigger than the Super Bowl. Even the most casual of gamblers tends to play along with the big game, as doing so adds to the fun of the event. It certainly helps that there is an almost countless number of wagers available for the Super Bowl, many of which are of the prop bet variety. For those of you unfamiliar with prop bets, think of them as side wagers outside of the usual wagers like the moneyline, point spread, and point total. Prop bets are for things like the yards accumulated by individual players, the outcome of specific plays, and even crazy things like the length of the national anthem. Like we said, there are a ton of these bets available, and while you are free to bet on however many you wish, some prop bets are better than others.

Let’s take a look at the best and worst prop bets to wager on in the big game so you can place your bets against the Super Bowl Odds.

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Best Prop Bets

I would argue that the best prop bet is wagering on the MVP of the big game. The reason why this is such a good bet is because you are realistically looking at a small number of players in with a shot. It is generally always an offensive player that wins, with the QB of the winning team very often the one that gets it. You can really narrow the options down and make an informed choice.

Personally, I also like the point total bets within the game, such as the number of points scored in a specific quarter. If you are betting live during the game, you can very much get a feel for how things are going and wager accordingly before the next quarter begins.

Another good prop bet that I like is wagering on the first play of the game. Will it be a run play or a passing play? The reason why this falls into the good category is because it is something that you can research. You can look back at what teams did throughout the season to get an idea of how they will come out and start the Super Bowl.

Worst Prop Bets

With these prop bets, I am merely speaking from personal preference, as I’m sure that are going to be many of you who would list them as good. For me, it all starts off with the national anthem and the wager about how long it will take to sing it. I prefer wagers that have an impact on the game as opposed to something frivolous like this.

The same rules apply with the coin toss prop bet. Yes, you have a 50/50 chance of winning that wager, but it just feels like a way to lose money that could be better spent on wagers within the game itself. I would also add bets about ads and what commentators might or might not say during the game to this list.

Finally, as appealing as it may be, I just cannot bring myself to wager on the color of the Gatorade dumped on the head of the winning coach. If you are ahead of the game and are having a good day, you might want to close out with this wager, but it’s one I always skip.

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Will superstar signal-caller Patrick Mahomes light up the San Francisco 49ers vaunted defense while leading the favored Kansas City Chiefs to the big win in Super Bowl 54? Will lightning-fast Pro Bowl wide receiver Tyreek Hill get past the Niners’ defensive backs to score one of his patented long touchdowns? Could unheralded running back Damien Williams make his presence felt or will Pro Bowl tight end Travis Kelce show everyone that he and not George Kittle, is the best tight end in the league today?

If you’re looking for some value-packed Super Bowl LIV props odds, then look no further. I’ve got a handful of expert of props odds predictions centered around the Kansas City Chiefs as they get set for the biggest game in franchise history in five decades.

Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl LIV Prop Bets

Patrick Mahomes Total Pass Attempts – 35.5

The league’s reigning MVP threw an identical 35 passes in both of Kansas City’s playoff games this postseason while averaging 34.5 passes per game this season. With Mahomes throwing over 35 passes in just six games this season, I’m going with the Under.

Pick: Under 35.5 Total Pass Attempts

Patrick Mahomes Passing Yards 299.5

Mahomes has thrown for over 299.5 yards eight times in 14 regular season starts. he’s gone 1-1 against this passing yards total in the postseason, but I expect him to come up just short of a 300-yard passing day in Super Bowl 54, mostly because I expect the 49ers to run the ball as much as possible in order to keep the gun-slinging Mahomes on the sidelines.

Pick: Under 299.5 Passing Yards

Patrick Mahomes TD Passes 1.5

While he didn’t come close to the stunning 50 TD passes he tossed a year ago. Mahomes did throw at least two TD passes nine times this season while throwing five against Houston in the divisional round and three against Tennessee in the AFC Championship. Yeah. Mahomes is tossing at least two TD’s in Super Bowl 54, no doubt!

Pick: Over 1.5 TD Passes

Damien Williams Rushing Yards – 50

Williams has rushed for just 92 yards in two playoff games and although he has managed to rush for for at least 45 yards in both playoff games this postseason, I don’t see Williams getting 50 against Frisco’s stupendous defense!

Pick: Under 50 Total Yards

Chiefs Player to Score First Touchdown

I know Damien Williams (+260) Travis Kelce (+300) and Tyreek Hill (+310) are offering the best odds on the board to score Kansas City’s first touchdown in Super Bowl 54, but I’m going with fleet-footed wideout Sammy Watkins to bring home the bacon as a value-packed at +600 pick.

Watkins has a team-high 190 receiving yards in two playoff games and he caught a 60-yard TD strike from Patrick Mahomes in the AFC Championship game. With Frisco focused on stopping Hill and Kelce, I like Sammy Watkins to score first for K.C.

Pick: Sammy Watkins

Tyreek Hill Receiving Yards – 76.5

Hill had three catches for 41 yards and no touchdowns against Houston in the divisional round, but the speedy superstar hauled in five receptions for 67 yards and two touchdowns against Tennessee in the AFC Championship.

Hill will face some tight coverage, but the Chiefs have too many weapons for any team to completely cover all the time. I say Hill gets loose for at least one huge play in Super Bowl 54 to top this figure.

Pick: Over 76.5 Receiving Yards

Travis Kelce Receiving Yards – 76.5

Kelce had a monster game against Houston in the divisional round by hauling in 10 passes for 134 yards and three touchdowns. However, against Tennessee in the AFC Championship, Kelce was limited to just three receptions for 30 yards and no scores.

Still, I’m expecting Kelce to have a monster game in Super Bowl 54 as he wants to show everyone in football that he, and not George Kittle, is the best tight end in all of football.

Pick: Kelce Over 76.5 Receiving Yards

Sammy Watkins Receiving Yards 50.5

As I mentioned earlier, Watkins is averaging 95 receiving yards per game in the playoffs and I’m banking on the Niners’ overlooking him at least a couple of times as he easily tops this total.

Pick: Over 50 Receiving Yards

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When it comes to professional sports in the United States, there is no bigger event for bettors than the Super Bowl. The bookies are well aware that this is the game when even the most casual of bettor will start drop money on a multitude of available bets. With that in mind, there are seemingly countless prop bets available for wagering, not all of which can be considered wise investments. Here at MyBookie, we have put together a solid collection of prop bets that we think will enhance your enjoyment of the game, but if you search online, you will also find a bunch that are borderline ridiculous. Let’s look at what we believe are the best props to bet on, and which are the worst. Before you bet on the NFL playoffs to cash in on the latest Super Bowl 51 promos.

Best And Worst Super Bowl 51 Props To Bet On

The Best Super Bowl 51 Prop Bets

While I’m sure there are some of you who would throw this particular prop bet into the worst category, I have always been partial to betting on the coin toss. It’s a 50/50 bet that really doesn’t require any sort of skill, and getting it right can set you off on a win streak, as you get to cash a ticket before the game itself even begins.

As far as the serious wagers go, I think the best prop bets this year are the ones that have to do with the scoring. The fact of the matter is that most football fans believe that this game is going to turn into a shootout, which makes the scoring props all the more exciting. For example, the team that wins the coin toss may well be the one that you choose to score first, which may then have you wagering on whether that score will be a FG or a TD.

I also think that the total bets for each half are fun to play, as are those that require you to wager on the stats put up by individual players. I also get a real kick out of the player comparison bets, and the one that jumps out this year is picking whether Tom Brady or Ryan will throw for more yards.

The Worst Super Bowl 51 Prop Bets

Again, this is purely subjective, but the bets that I tend to steer clear of are the ones that have nothing to do with the game. I really don’t care what type of shirt and pants Luke Bryan will be wearing when he sings the National Anthem, or how long it takes him to do it. I also don’t have any interest in the number of costume changes that Lady Gaga will get through in the half-time show, mostly because I will be restocking the beer fridge for the second half.

Finally, I watch the Super Bowl to get a break from the news and the politics of the world, so why on earth would I wager on the number of times that Donald Trump is mentioned during the broadcast, or who he believes will win? There are many, many great prop bets out there, so choose the ones that appeal to you, and best of luck this coming Sunday.

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It might not be smart to bet against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI on Sunday vs. the Atlanta Falcons. After all, the Patriots have an amazing 15 ATS covers this season and can tie the league record with a 16 th against the Falcons as 3-point favorites. Plus, if you give Bill Belichick two weeks to game plan against any offense, he’s likely to shut it down. But if you aren’t interested in betting against the Patriots because you are a fan or simply think they will cover, here are three smart Super Bowl prop ideas.

3 Smarter Super Bowl 51 Prop Bets Better Than Betting Against The Pats

Falcons Score Or Punt: What Happens First?

That Atlanta scores in any fashion is -140 while punting is +110. Super Bowl LI will feature the NFL’s top- scoring team – Atlanta (540 points, 33.8 points per game) – against the club which allowed the fewest points in the league – New England (250 points, 15.6 points per game). Atlanta, which led the NFL with 540 points scored, has won six consecutive games and is averaging 39.0 points per game over that span. The Falcons are the first team ever to advance to the Super Bowl by scoring at least 30 points in each of the club’s previous six games.

The Falcons have set an NFL record by scoring a touchdown on eight straight opening drives. That figures to be tougher against a Patriots team that was second best in the league this year, allowing just 16 points on opening drives with the only TD coming for Buffalo on Oct. 2. The Patriots have allowed an average of just 19 yards on those drives with half of their opponents failing to generate even a single first down. I would take punt here – the Falcons aren’t used to Super Bowl pressure.

Julio Jones Props

Atlanta’s Jones is given over/under totals of 6.5 catches and 98.5 yards with a long of 28. That he scores a TD is -130. Jones might be the NFL’s best receiver. His 31 catches this season of at least 20 yards lead the NFL. He also who led the NFL averaging 100.6 receiving yards per game this season (1,409 yards in 14 games). In five career postseason games, Jones has 552 receiving yards and five touchdown catches. His average of 110.4 receiving yards per game is the highest in NFL postseason history (minimum five games). The 6-foot- 3 Jones is just 27 years old and already has four Pro Bowl and two first-team All-Pro selections on his resume. He’s totaled 497 catches for 7,610 yards with 40 touchdowns in just six NFL seasons. That’s all impressive.

However, give Belichick two weeks to take away a team’s best weapon and that’s exactly what he’ll do. The Patriots have only allowed one playoff touchdown to any first-team All-Pro receiver standing 6 foot or taller. The Patriots have only allowed two 100-yard games to such players. Carolina’s Muhsin Muhammad caught four passes on 10 targets for 140 yards with a touchdown in Super Bowl XXXVIII, and Philadelphia’s Terrell Owens caught nine passes on 14 targets for 122 yards in Super Bowl XXXIX.

LeBron James Vs. Matt Ryan

One great thing about the Super Bowl is cross-sport props. This one offers James’ total points scored in Saturday’s game vs. the Knicks against Matt Ryan’s number of completions vs. New England. Both are -115. In Atlanta’s six-game winning streak, Ryan has a 141 rating and first downs on 59.3 percent of his third-down throws. Ryan also was the most efficient deep thrower in the NFL in the regular season and playoffs, going 30 for 63 for 1,122 yards, 10 TDs, no interceptions and a league-best 133.4 rating on throws at least 21 yards downfield. Ryan has completed at least 26 passes overall in his past four games. LeBron is averaging 25.6 points this year. He is averaging 22.0 in two games vs. the Knicks. Love Ryan here.

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If you love the wild and wacky props odds that go hand in hand with betting on the Super Bowl in today’s time and you’re interested in knowing all about the craziest props odds surrounding the quickly approaching Super Bowl 51 matchup between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons, then you’ve come to the right place!

This fun-filled analysis on nine of the craziest props odds there are surrounding Super Bowl betting will both, inform and entertain. Now, let’s get started.

Here’s A Closer Look At The Top 9 Crazy 2017 NFL Super Bowl 51 Prop Bets

Will Aaron Hernandez be said during the broadcast?

Yes +190
No -260

Analysis: Um…while the Patriots are hoping everyone totally forgets about their former tight end, it’s going to be next to impossible to not mention Hernandez, particularly with Pro Bowl tight end Rob Gronkowski out for Super Bowl 51. I’m thinking his name gets mentioned at least once.

Pick: Yes

2. Will Donald Trump tweet more than five times during the Super Bowl?

Yes +105
No -125

Analysis: The Super Bowl takes place on a Sunday, so I believe Donald Trump is going to have too much weekend time on his hands to not Tweet at least a half-dozen times. During the Super Bowl, when he knows he can maximize his chances of being in the spotlight.

Pick: Yes

3. How many times will Trump be said on TV during broadcast?

Over/Under 1½

Analysis: With Trump being close friends with both, Patriots owner Bob Kraft and quarterback Tom Brady I think it’s a virtual lock that ‘Trump’ will be said at least three times minimum.

Pick: Over

4. What color will Lady Gaga’s hair be when she comes on stage for the halftime show?

Blonde 1/4
Any other Color 5/2

Analysis: I went straight to the experts by asking a hair stylist and 16-year-old Lady gaga fan and both said the superstar singer’s hair will be….red!

Pick: Any Other Color

5. Odds on what color Gatorade will be poured on the winning coach

Orange: 7/2
Blue: 15/4
Clear/Water: 4/1
Purple: 6/1
Yellow: 13/2
None: 10/1

Analysis: Again, when I ask most of my football-loving friends and colleagues, the consensus is that red is the most likely color seeing as how both, New England and Atlanta have red in their respective uniforms.

Pick: None

6. Over/Under weight of the heaviest player to score a TD: 249.5 lbs

Analysis: I’m thinking New England’s LeGarrette Blount will score one touchdown, making the over the pick for me.

Pick: Over 249.5 Pounds

7. Odds there is a brawl in the stands amongst the fans: 1/5

Analysis: Let’s see, this game is taking place in Texas where people love to drink – and fight. While Patriots fans are generally pretty orderly, especially since they have nothing to be disorderly about, I’m thinking some Falcons fan will have to pop off’ at least once on an overly arrogant Pats fan.

Pick: Yes

8. Odds a fan streaks the field: 4/1

Analysis: I used to love seeing some streaker run across the field back in the day, but in today’s times, security is far too tight – and Super Bowl tickets are far too high – for this to happen.

Pick: Nope, not gonna’ happen

9. Odds a fan throws a _____ on the field:

Flare 15/1
Slightly deflated football: 19/1
Dildo: 45/1
Dead falcon: 300/1

Analysis: While I’d love to see a fan throw deflated football on the field (or a dildo for that matter) I just don’t see any fan risking getting thrown out of the Super Bowl all in the name of fun.

Pick: Nothing

Plus One

O/U commercials parodying Donald Trump: 1.5

Analysis: I decided to throw in a ‘plus-one’ for good measure. Besides, making fun of Donald Trump is something I just couldn’t resist. I’m hoping to see several commercials parodying Trump, but I don’t see it happening. Play the Under 1.5.

Pick: Under 1.5 Commercials

You shouldn’t really be asking what you can bet on at the Super Bowl – really, what can’t you? Sportsbooks are outdoing themselves every year with some exotic props. There are pretty low limits on them but they still make the game all that much more entertaining. Here are some of the most unusual Super Bowl props for the game.

Will A Fire Alarm Be Triggered At Either’s Team’s Hotel The Night Before?

No -250 and yes +190. You would have to think there’s no chance of this happening with all the security surrounding the teams. But before the AFC Championship Game, a Patriots fan pulled the fire alarm early Sunday morning at the hotel where the Pittsburgh Steelers were staying. Massachusetts State Police arrested Dennis Harrison, 25, after responding to an alarm at the Logan Airport Hilton in Boston about 3:40 am the morning of the game. According to the arrest report, Harrison stated “I’m drunk, I’m stupid, I’m a Pats fan.” He also told investigators he was “dared” by friends to pull the fire alarm and that he accepted the dare.

Will Johnny Manziel Be Arrested Over Super Bowl 51 Weekend?

No is -1500 and yes +600 for the former Cleveland Browns quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner from Texas A&M. You know he will be partying in the city because he’s from Texas. A couple of weeks ago, Manziel said he has been sober for a while – that has been disputed since — and is working his way back to the NFL. Manziel reached an agreement last month with the Dallas County district attorney’s office to have domestic violence charges dropped if he meets certain conditions throughout the year. He was accused of hitting and threatening his former girlfriend during a night out last January.

Will A Fan Be Caught Streaking On The Field At Super Bowl LI?

No is -4000 and yes +1000. I have nothing to say about this. I’m sure someone will be drunk enough to try, but good luck getting through security.

Will James Harden Appear In A Commercial During Game?

Yes is -190 and no +150. Harden, the Houston Rockets’ star and MVP favorite, is the face of Adidas so it’s likely that the shoe company will shell out the $5 million or so for a 30-second spot.

Will Matty Ice Be Said During Game?

Yes is -250 and No is +185. Of course Matty Ice is the nickname of Falcons QB Matt Ryan, and if he does anything clutch then you know the Fox TV guys will say his nickname. Those who know Ryan best say the nickname took hold in 2000, during his sophomore season at Penn Charter School in Philadelphia. “He was always a cool customer,” high school teammate Tony McDevitt said recently, as Ryan prepared to face the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI. "He exuded confidence in the huddle, even though he was younger and he didn’t have a lot of experience. People started saying he had ice in his veins, and Matty Ice just sort of stuck.”

Number Of Times Gisele Bundchen Is Shown?

The over/under is 1.5, with the under a -200 favorite. I assure you that the Fox TV executives would love to show the supermodel as often as possible, and she’s more famous worldwide than Tom Brady is. But Gisele is likely to stay out of the spotlight in deference to her husband Brady – unless he wins.

Number Of Times Deflategate Is Said?

The over/under is 2.5, with the under a -450 favorite. Of course Brady was suspended the first four games of the season for his role in Deflategate. Thus it could make a very unusual trophy handoff from Commissioner Roger Goodell to Brady if the Pats win. Patriots owner Robert Kraft believes Deflategate, which started two years ago, “galvanized” the Patriots and brought them closer together. Two weeks after the accusations became public in 2015, Kraft held an unscheduled news conference in which he demanded an apology from the league if Brady and Patriots coach Bill Belichick were cleared after the investigation. The NFL can’t tell the Fox guys what to say on the air, but they won’t want to risk making the relationship with the league worse. Under seems the smart bet here.

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One of the most popular parts of the Super Bowl is the prop bets that are in play each season. Super Bowl 50 is no exception and there are hundreds of prop bets out there. We have narrowed down the process to give you some of the best ones. Let’s take a look at a few Super Bowl Prop Bets that will keep you in the game, no matter what the score is:

SB50 Prop Bets Will Keep you in the Game

Warm Up Props

One of the first prop bets everyone thinks of when the Super Bowl comes around is “Heads or Tails”. You can bet on the coin toss of Super Bowl 50 at MyBookie.ag! We realize there is very little skill in this bet, but putting a small amount on it can provide you some entertainment value to begin the game. Even non-football fans enjoy cheering heads or tails.

Color of Liquid Poured on the Winning Coach

A personal favorite prop bet of mine is the color of liquid that is poured on the winning coach. MyBookie.ag gives 7 choices, and gives odds to all of them. Orange is the favorite at +120, but the rest are not far behind (Blue, Clear, Yellow, Red, Green, Purple).

Earthquake in San Fran?

One of the interesting ones, with the game being in San Francisco is: “Will there be an earthquake during the game”. This is interesting, due to the amount of earthquakes the Bay Area has had. The odds for this come in at +1000 (YES) at MyBookie.ag! Kind of a silly one, but it’s something that may keep you watching as the game goes on.

Halftime Show Prop Bet

The halftime show is headlined by Coldplay. A prop bet you can find is the first song that will be played during the halftime show. Coming in as the leader is Adventure of a Lifetime at +170, next Fix You +300, A Sky Full of Stars +400, and Viva la Vida at +450. Check out the props over at MyBookie to see the other underdog songs listed.

Who Will Score the First Touchdown?

Who will score the first touchdown of the game? That’s a popular bet as well. Will the quarterback’s rush the ball in, will it be on the ground or via the air? Cam Newton is listed at +850, Greg Olsen is +700, and Jonathan Stewart is at +800 to score the first touchdown of the game. Peyton Manning is nearly last on the list at 60/1 (remember he would have to rush it in).

Super Bowl MVP Prop

The popular prop bet for every Super Bowl, is the Most Valuable Player of the game. This year Cam Newton is the big time favorite at MyBookie.ag! He is listed at -160, while the quarterback on the other side is +275. Coming in next is Ted Ginn Jr, C.J. Anderson, Jonathan Stewart, Luke Kuechly and Von Miller. There is a long list of players you can wager on. Keep in mind – quarterbacks are typically the best bet for this wager.

These are some personal favorites for Prop Bets that will keep you entertained during Super Bowl 50. You can find a ton of them listed at MyBookie. These are fun, but often times suck up your money. Best of luck!