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We are less than 72 hours away from Super Bowl LV.
This year’s dance features the reigning champion, Kansas City Chiefs (16-2), against the underdog Tampa Bay Buccaneers (14-5).
No team has ever hosted a Super Bowl on their home field. But we all should have known that if anyone were going to make that happen, it would be Bucs quarterback (QB) Tom Brady.
In terms of sports betting traffic, the Super Bowl is the single most bet-on sporting event of the year. Why? Because there are so many bets to choose from. PlayUSA has even officially projected at least $500 million will be wagered on the game in legal betting markets across the US. You can bet on everything from the Gatorade color and the coin flip outcome to more traditional things like point spread and moneyline.
This year, DraftKings Sportsbook (who will be airing two Super Bowl commercials) released a list of over 700 prop bets with more expected to be added before kickoff.
After scrolling through the list, here are some fun Super Bowl prop bets that have my attention.
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#5 Total touchdown passes thrown: Over 2.5 Tom Brady +130
This is the legend Tom Brady we are talking about. To outduel Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, Brady will have to (and easily can) throw more than two touchdowns. But Bucs Head Coach (HC), Bruce Arians, is no fool. If you get caught in a touchdown frenzy with Kansas City, you will lose.
Arians knows the only thing that matters is the end score. If Tampa Bay can beat the high-powered Chiefs without throwing a single touchdown, they would take that any time.#4 Player to score at least 2 touchdowns: Travis Kelce +250Draftkings Betting Lines
As mentioned, this is Kansas City. This team loves to throw the ball. They average over 312 passing yards a game and score over 29 points a game.
With those figures in mind, enter Chiefs tight-end (TE) Travis Kelce, arguably the best TE in football. In his two playoff games, Kelce has 21 catches for 227 yards and 3 TD. His numbers dwarf all other players except teammate Tyreek Hill.
You can expect Kelce to be a favorite of Mahomes during Sunday’s game. However, catching a single touchdown in a Super Bowl is challenging. Catching two, damn near impossible. No MVP in the Super Bowl era has ever caught more than one TD in the big game. And that includes Jerry Rice, Lynn Swann, and Fred Biletnikoff.
But if anyone has the ability to do it, it’s Kelce.
A sleeper prop-bet: Player to score at least 2 touchdowns: Leonard Fournette +550
When the Bucs get inside the 10-yeard line, this bruising running-back (RB) is getting the football.#3 Player position MVP winner: Running Back +800
Since 1998, the Most Valuable Player award has been a QB award. This is except for a handful of WR’s, three line-backers (Von Miller, Malcolm Smith, Ray Lewis), and a single corner-back, Dexter Jackson. Betfred online betting.
The last RB to win the award was Terrell Davis. In Super Bowl 32, he had 30 carries for 157 yards and 3 TDs helping lead the Denver Broncos to a 31-24 win over the Green Bay Packers.Draftkings Prop Bets Nba
This years game will feature three high profile RB’s. Kansas City has standout rookie, Clyde Edwards-Helaire who ran for 803 yards and 4 TDs this season.
Tampa Bay has a pair of weapons in second-year back Ronald Jones II (978 yards/7 TDs) and Lenard Fournette (367 yards/6 TDs).
Perhaps this is the year when a running-back finally reclaims the award. In my opinion, these three guys have the ability to do it.#2 To score first & team to win: Mike Evans +2200
Tom Brady may be the de facto leader of the Buccaneers, but Mike Evans has been the glue of the offense since he was selected in the first round of the 2014 draft.
He’s one of three players in Sunday’s game with over 1,000 receiving yards in the regular season and the only player on Tampa Bay with double-digit touchdowns (13).
Evans will be a key focal point of the Bucs on Sunday and has the ability to score first and score big. The only teams to beat Brady in the Super Bowl are NFC East teams, so there is a good chance the Bucs come out on top.
A sleeper prop bet: To score first & team to win: Tyreek Hill +900
Hill is in a class of his own. He’s the only player I’ve seen catch a 5-yard screen pass and take it 85 yards for a touchdown. He has the ability to score anytime he touches the ball and tends to be the main target of Mahomes. Hill can score first, and the Chiefs can win this game.#1 To score: Scotty Miller +475
I know it, Kansas City knows it, everybody knows it! When Bucs WR Scotty Miller is on the field, something magical is about to happen.
Miller is the pint-sized 6th round pick out of Bowling Green. To put it simply, Miller is a workhorse. He may be 5’9,” but he plays like he’s 6’2″.
He reminds me of a younger Julian Edelman who, if you recall, was MVP of Super Bowl 53.
The Bucs tend to draw up these magic plays for Miller. In the postseason, Miller has only 4 catches for 80 yards and 1TD. However, two of those catches were over 20+ yards, with his longest reception being 39 yards.
The only other Bucs WR with more catches longer than 20 yards, Mike Evans.
I like Miller, and I expect some magic from him on Sunday.
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We’re back to our regularly scheduled programming with two DraftKings Sportsbook breakdowns for this week. A 10-game Wednesday slate should provide plenty of bargains although props for Clippers/Cavs and Wizards/Heat were not available as of this writing.Points Props
Long-time readers of the column know that I tend to steer away from large O/U totals just because so many things have to go right, generally, in order for the over to hit, but I think for Wednesday there’s a decent bit of value for some of these numbers. First on the docket is over 26.5 points for Joel Embiid (-105). The 26-year-old center has been on a tear this season averaging close to 32 points per game with a couple of low-minute blowout losses lowering the per-game averages. It’s worth pointing out the Hornets have held Embiid to some of his lowest scoring totals of the season (14 and 19 points, respectively), but both of those contests came within the first two weeks of the season as the All-Star was ramping up his conditioning. So long as Embiid plays, I just don’t see how he misses this figure.
The same goes for Devin Booker over 23.5 points (-110) against the Pelicans. This might be one of the few times we see Booker’s O/U so low as the guard is expected (he’s technically listed as probable) to make just his second start after a four-game absence due to a hamstring injury. The Pelicans allow the third-most points to opposing shooting guards but most importantly, they allow a ton of 3-point attempts to guards which should only benefit the Kentucky product.
The Pelicans/Suns game in general seems to be a decent game to target from a props-bet perspective as I’m also tempted by Deandre Ayton’s double-double bet (-278). If Steven Adams (questionable, calf) plays I think you could probably get this figure even lower, but as it stands I think Ayton reaches a double-double regardless if for no other reason than he’s hit that mark in seven of the last eight games. Crazy Prop Bets
That being said, it wouldn’t be a props-bet article without taking the under on one large points total, and I think the best value comes from Brandon Ingram under 22.5 points (-110). A couple of things play into this thought process. First and foremost, the Suns are excellent at stopping opposing small forwards compared to the rest of the league, and I think if Adams were unable to play, we’d likely see a combination of Jaxson Hayes and Willy Hernangomez taking over at center as opposed to sliding Ingram and Zion Williamson down. That matters because I think Zion can take advantage of the Cameron Johnson/Jae Crowder combo which should soak up some additional shots. It should be worth noting Ingram’s season-low 13 points came against the Suns back in late December, but he played just 28 minutes in a blowout loss.
There’s a bunch of other smaller o/u that I think are worth targeting. If you’re looking for a guaranteed parlay filler, Clint Capela hitting a double-double (-335) is a guaranteed lock in my mind. The over on his points (14.5, -134) is also reasonable considering the Mavs allow the most points to centers in the entire league.
Immanuel Quickley scoring over 15.5 points is intriguing (-110) considering the Bulls allow a ton of points to opposing point guards and Elfrid Payton is slowly being phased out of the starting lineup (just an average of 20.8 minutes over the last four games), but hell hath no fury like head coach Tom Thibodeau and a random emerging rookie on his team.
Rounding out this section is perhaps my two favorite bets of the entire slate. First mentioned in Handicapping the NBA: Wednesday Edition, I feel incredibly confident Daniel Gafford hits his 10.5 points/rebounds/assists (PRA) over of 10.5 (-110). Forget that it’s a stupidly low floor to hit for a player getting likely 20-plus minutes, but the one chink in the Knicks improving defense has been opposing centers. The fact that Gafford blew through that number (12 points, nine rebounds) in his first start with Wendell Carter (quadriceps) out against these very same Knicks only reinforces my confidence.Draftkings Prop Bets Odds
Taking the under for Lonnie Walker’s 10.5 points (-110) also feels like a no-brainer. The Timberwolves do alright against opposing shooting guards, at least relative to the rest of their putrid defense, but this is more of a bet on Walker’s minutes subsiding with the return of Derrick White (toe). In the past two games with White a part of the rotation, Walker is averaging 20.8 minutes to go along with 8.0 points. You could also take the under on the PRA total (15.5) but it gives you the same odds so I’d rather focus on the points assuming Walker will simply be less of an offensive focal point.Rebounds/Assists Props
These are primarily just targets based on season averages, but I’m intrigued by a few of them. Of note, taking the under on Bobby Portis’ 6.5 rebounds (-110) is interesting to say the least. It’s a bit surprising considering the Pacers’ rotation, but Indiana does allow the third-most rebounds to centers so there’s risk to this bet. However, Portis’ minutes tend to be less against quality competition (16.7 minutes per game with the Bucks in the seven games within 10 points) and his rebounding figures have not coincidentally been down in those types of games (6.4 compared to 7.5 season average).Vegas Prop Bets
Ben Simmons also seems primed to hit his assist over (7.5, -107). Simmons’ 7.9 season average doesn’t really give a lot of wiggle room, but the Hornets allow a league-high 9.3 assists-per-game to opposing point guards and I think the natural byproduct of a big Embiid game (see above) would be Simmons feeding assists. The fact the Hornets allow so many extra 3-point attempts should also give a couple of extra assist opportunities, too.
Sticking in the same game, I like Gordon Hayward getting over 5.5 rebounds (-121). The return of Cody Zeller (hand) has siphoned away some of the boards (4.5 per game over the last four games with Zeller playing 30-plus minutes) but the 76ers allow a third-most rebounds to small forwards and PJ Washington (foot) only aids the bet further.
I love this bet from an odds perspective simply because the Timberwolves struggle significantly against opposing centers, and over 7.5 rebounds (+105) for Keldon Johnson is really nice value. With LaMarcus Aldridge (hip) out, I anticipate Johnson occupies more of the big-man minutes than Jakob Poeltl which should make the over an easy hit, to the point where I’d even consider taking the double-double odds (+290). The second-year big man has went over 7.5 rebounds in three of the last four games he’s played at least 28 minutes, but the one time he missed that figure was against the Wizards who are literally the worst team in the NBA against opposing centers, so it isn’t necessarily a lock. Still, it’s easily among my top three favorite bets of the Wednesday slate especially with Aldridge out.Best BetsDraftkings Prop Bets
*Daniel Gafford over 10.5 points/rebounds/assists (-110)
*Lonnie Walker under 10.5 points (-110)
*Keldon Johnson over 7.5 rebounds (+105)
*Clint Capela/Deandre Ayton both get double-doubles (-132)
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We are less than 72 hours away from Super Bowl LV.
This year’s dance features the reigning champion, Kansas City Chiefs (16-2), against the underdog Tampa Bay Buccaneers (14-5).
No team has ever hosted a Super Bowl on their home field. But we all should have known that if anyone were going to make that happen, it would be Bucs quarterback (QB) Tom Brady.
In terms of sports betting traffic, the Super Bowl is the single most bet-on sporting event of the year. Why? Because there are so many bets to choose from. PlayUSA has even officially projected at least $500 million will be wagered on the game in legal betting markets across the US. You can bet on everything from the Gatorade color and the coin flip outcome to more traditional things like point spread and moneyline.
This year, DraftKings Sportsbook (who will be airing two Super Bowl commercials) released a list of over 700 prop bets with more expected to be added before kickoff.
After scrolling through the list, here are some fun Super Bowl prop bets that have my attention.
Betting a Favorite: The odds for favorites will have a minus (-) sign, and represent the money you need to risk to win $100. So if you’re betting on the Packers at -140 against the Vikings, that means Green Bay. A $10 bet on +120 odds would pay out $12 in profits. Examples: Below is an example of NFL betting odds taken from an online betting site. In this example you can see Los Angeles is listed at +130 ($100 bet pays $130 plus of course your original wager back) and New England is listed at -150 ($150 bet. A betting card games.On a $50 bet. T&Cs Apply.Up to $50 Matched Free Bet on DepositTo Claim: Click Bet Now
#5 Total touchdown passes thrown: Over 2.5 Tom Brady +130
This is the legend Tom Brady we are talking about. To outduel Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, Brady will have to (and easily can) throw more than two touchdowns. But Bucs Head Coach (HC), Bruce Arians, is no fool. If you get caught in a touchdown frenzy with Kansas City, you will lose.
Arians knows the only thing that matters is the end score. If Tampa Bay can beat the high-powered Chiefs without throwing a single touchdown, they would take that any time.#4 Player to score at least 2 touchdowns: Travis Kelce +250Draftkings Betting Lines
As mentioned, this is Kansas City. This team loves to throw the ball. They average over 312 passing yards a game and score over 29 points a game.
With those figures in mind, enter Chiefs tight-end (TE) Travis Kelce, arguably the best TE in football. In his two playoff games, Kelce has 21 catches for 227 yards and 3 TD. His numbers dwarf all other players except teammate Tyreek Hill.
You can expect Kelce to be a favorite of Mahomes during Sunday’s game. However, catching a single touchdown in a Super Bowl is challenging. Catching two, damn near impossible. No MVP in the Super Bowl era has ever caught more than one TD in the big game. And that includes Jerry Rice, Lynn Swann, and Fred Biletnikoff.
But if anyone has the ability to do it, it’s Kelce.
A sleeper prop-bet: Player to score at least 2 touchdowns: Leonard Fournette +550
When the Bucs get inside the 10-yeard line, this bruising running-back (RB) is getting the football.#3 Player position MVP winner: Running Back +800
Since 1998, the Most Valuable Player award has been a QB award. This is except for a handful of WR’s, three line-backers (Von Miller, Malcolm Smith, Ray Lewis), and a single corner-back, Dexter Jackson. Betfred online betting.
The last RB to win the award was Terrell Davis. In Super Bowl 32, he had 30 carries for 157 yards and 3 TDs helping lead the Denver Broncos to a 31-24 win over the Green Bay Packers.Draftkings Prop Bets Nba
This years game will feature three high profile RB’s. Kansas City has standout rookie, Clyde Edwards-Helaire who ran for 803 yards and 4 TDs this season.
Tampa Bay has a pair of weapons in second-year back Ronald Jones II (978 yards/7 TDs) and Lenard Fournette (367 yards/6 TDs).
Perhaps this is the year when a running-back finally reclaims the award. In my opinion, these three guys have the ability to do it.#2 To score first & team to win: Mike Evans +2200
Tom Brady may be the de facto leader of the Buccaneers, but Mike Evans has been the glue of the offense since he was selected in the first round of the 2014 draft.
He’s one of three players in Sunday’s game with over 1,000 receiving yards in the regular season and the only player on Tampa Bay with double-digit touchdowns (13).
Evans will be a key focal point of the Bucs on Sunday and has the ability to score first and score big. The only teams to beat Brady in the Super Bowl are NFC East teams, so there is a good chance the Bucs come out on top.
A sleeper prop bet: To score first & team to win: Tyreek Hill +900
Hill is in a class of his own. He’s the only player I’ve seen catch a 5-yard screen pass and take it 85 yards for a touchdown. He has the ability to score anytime he touches the ball and tends to be the main target of Mahomes. Hill can score first, and the Chiefs can win this game.#1 To score: Scotty Miller +475
I know it, Kansas City knows it, everybody knows it! When Bucs WR Scotty Miller is on the field, something magical is about to happen.
Miller is the pint-sized 6th round pick out of Bowling Green. To put it simply, Miller is a workhorse. He may be 5’9,” but he plays like he’s 6’2″.
He reminds me of a younger Julian Edelman who, if you recall, was MVP of Super Bowl 53.
The Bucs tend to draw up these magic plays for Miller. In the postseason, Miller has only 4 catches for 80 yards and 1TD. However, two of those catches were over 20+ yards, with his longest reception being 39 yards.
The only other Bucs WR with more catches longer than 20 yards, Mike Evans.
I like Miller, and I expect some magic from him on Sunday.
This article is part of our DraftKings Sportsbook series.
We’re back to our regularly scheduled programming with two DraftKings Sportsbook breakdowns for this week. A 10-game Wednesday slate should provide plenty of bargains although props for Clippers/Cavs and Wizards/Heat were not available as of this writing.Points Props
Long-time readers of the column know that I tend to steer away from large O/U totals just because so many things have to go right, generally, in order for the over to hit, but I think for Wednesday there’s a decent bit of value for some of these numbers. First on the docket is over 26.5 points for Joel Embiid (-105). The 26-year-old center has been on a tear this season averaging close to 32 points per game with a couple of low-minute blowout losses lowering the per-game averages. It’s worth pointing out the Hornets have held Embiid to some of his lowest scoring totals of the season (14 and 19 points, respectively), but both of those contests came within the first two weeks of the season as the All-Star was ramping up his conditioning. So long as Embiid plays, I just don’t see how he misses this figure.
The same goes for Devin Booker over 23.5 points (-110) against the Pelicans. This might be one of the few times we see Booker’s O/U so low as the guard is expected (he’s technically listed as probable) to make just his second start after a four-game absence due to a hamstring injury. The Pelicans allow the third-most points to opposing shooting guards but most importantly, they allow a ton of 3-point attempts to guards which should only benefit the Kentucky product.
The Pelicans/Suns game in general seems to be a decent game to target from a props-bet perspective as I’m also tempted by Deandre Ayton’s double-double bet (-278). If Steven Adams (questionable, calf) plays I think you could probably get this figure even lower, but as it stands I think Ayton reaches a double-double regardless if for no other reason than he’s hit that mark in seven of the last eight games. Crazy Prop Bets
That being said, it wouldn’t be a props-bet article without taking the under on one large points total, and I think the best value comes from Brandon Ingram under 22.5 points (-110). A couple of things play into this thought process. First and foremost, the Suns are excellent at stopping opposing small forwards compared to the rest of the league, and I think if Adams were unable to play, we’d likely see a combination of Jaxson Hayes and Willy Hernangomez taking over at center as opposed to sliding Ingram and Zion Williamson down. That matters because I think Zion can take advantage of the Cameron Johnson/Jae Crowder combo which should soak up some additional shots. It should be worth noting Ingram’s season-low 13 points came against the Suns back in late December, but he played just 28 minutes in a blowout loss.
There’s a bunch of other smaller o/u that I think are worth targeting. If you’re looking for a guaranteed parlay filler, Clint Capela hitting a double-double (-335) is a guaranteed lock in my mind. The over on his points (14.5, -134) is also reasonable considering the Mavs allow the most points to centers in the entire league.
Immanuel Quickley scoring over 15.5 points is intriguing (-110) considering the Bulls allow a ton of points to opposing point guards and Elfrid Payton is slowly being phased out of the starting lineup (just an average of 20.8 minutes over the last four games), but hell hath no fury like head coach Tom Thibodeau and a random emerging rookie on his team.
Rounding out this section is perhaps my two favorite bets of the entire slate. First mentioned in Handicapping the NBA: Wednesday Edition, I feel incredibly confident Daniel Gafford hits his 10.5 points/rebounds/assists (PRA) over of 10.5 (-110). Forget that it’s a stupidly low floor to hit for a player getting likely 20-plus minutes, but the one chink in the Knicks improving defense has been opposing centers. The fact that Gafford blew through that number (12 points, nine rebounds) in his first start with Wendell Carter (quadriceps) out against these very same Knicks only reinforces my confidence.Draftkings Prop Bets Odds
Taking the under for Lonnie Walker’s 10.5 points (-110) also feels like a no-brainer. The Timberwolves do alright against opposing shooting guards, at least relative to the rest of their putrid defense, but this is more of a bet on Walker’s minutes subsiding with the return of Derrick White (toe). In the past two games with White a part of the rotation, Walker is averaging 20.8 minutes to go along with 8.0 points. You could also take the under on the PRA total (15.5) but it gives you the same odds so I’d rather focus on the points assuming Walker will simply be less of an offensive focal point.Rebounds/Assists Props
These are primarily just targets based on season averages, but I’m intrigued by a few of them. Of note, taking the under on Bobby Portis’ 6.5 rebounds (-110) is interesting to say the least. It’s a bit surprising considering the Pacers’ rotation, but Indiana does allow the third-most rebounds to centers so there’s risk to this bet. However, Portis’ minutes tend to be less against quality competition (16.7 minutes per game with the Bucks in the seven games within 10 points) and his rebounding figures have not coincidentally been down in those types of games (6.4 compared to 7.5 season average).Vegas Prop Bets
Ben Simmons also seems primed to hit his assist over (7.5, -107). Simmons’ 7.9 season average doesn’t really give a lot of wiggle room, but the Hornets allow a league-high 9.3 assists-per-game to opposing point guards and I think the natural byproduct of a big Embiid game (see above) would be Simmons feeding assists. The fact the Hornets allow so many extra 3-point attempts should also give a couple of extra assist opportunities, too.
Sticking in the same game, I like Gordon Hayward getting over 5.5 rebounds (-121). The return of Cody Zeller (hand) has siphoned away some of the boards (4.5 per game over the last four games with Zeller playing 30-plus minutes) but the 76ers allow a third-most rebounds to small forwards and PJ Washington (foot) only aids the bet further.
I love this bet from an odds perspective simply because the Timberwolves struggle significantly against opposing centers, and over 7.5 rebounds (+105) for Keldon Johnson is really nice value. With LaMarcus Aldridge (hip) out, I anticipate Johnson occupies more of the big-man minutes than Jakob Poeltl which should make the over an easy hit, to the point where I’d even consider taking the double-double odds (+290). The second-year big man has went over 7.5 rebounds in three of the last four games he’s played at least 28 minutes, but the one time he missed that figure was against the Wizards who are literally the worst team in the NBA against opposing centers, so it isn’t necessarily a lock. Still, it’s easily among my top three favorite bets of the Wednesday slate especially with Aldridge out.Best BetsDraftkings Prop Bets
*Daniel Gafford over 10.5 points/rebounds/assists (-110)
*Lonnie Walker under 10.5 points (-110)
*Keldon Johnson over 7.5 rebounds (+105)
*Clint Capela/Deandre Ayton both get double-doubles (-132)
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