I can't remember which teams supported the 2018 Super Bowl, but I always remember giving the submission reader their first touchdown scorer (Alshon Jeffrey, 12/1). I can hardly remember anything from the next Super Bowl, but I will never forget to hit it with MVP Julian Edelman (18/1). I draw a blank for my birthday, but seeing Rob Gronkowski (18/1) and Odell Beckham Jr. (+900) my first touchdown ticket never goes away.
I don't know who will win this year's Super Bowl. I don't even know how much I remember the game details. Unless you reach another home run.
Here is a breakdown of some of the most interesting prop bets in this year's big game (prices vary by sportsbook):
kick off
National anthem (-142) exceeding 120.5 seconds: Overs hit four times in a row, including at least 119 seconds of performance, including the past two performances of over/under. NOLA native Jon Batiste is not in a hurry to direct, so he may develop the song into an instrument (-400 to play the piano. Seriously).
Coin toss (-102): Head has taken three of his previous four meetings. The tail responds.
What happens first: Touchdown (-150) or Taylor Swift Live Shot (+110): Swift was seen 11 times at last year's Super Bowl. The biggest television audience of the year should not wait long to see the most famous celebrities in attendance. Plus, who knows how long it takes a team to reach the end zone?
score
The first quarter closes 0-0 (+900): Often, teams start late on big stages. Since 2001, 21 teams have not scored in the first quarter, and four of the last 10 Super Bowls were scoreless 15 minutes later, including last year. Low-risk options include no points up to 10 minutes (+360) and quarter (-108) under 9.5.
Kareem Hunt Touchdown (+145): Hunt scored in four consecutive games and became a go-to back. Adds the first touchdown bet (+950) for the low unit.
Devonta Smith Touchdown (+230): The uninspired postseason will provide value to the receiver who led the Eagles with a touchdown (8). Plus, the first touchdown sprinkle (17/1).
Noah Gray Touchdown (+550): Kansas City's second tight end quietly posted the second and second received touchdown (5) above Travis Kelce. Plus, the first touchdown sprinkle (30/1).
Jalen hurts two touchdowns (+550): The Saquon Barkley Tax (+280 on two touchdowns) is outrageous as Hurts played two games and scored the same number of rush scores (18). Hurts returned to full health at the NFC Championship, scoring three times. He also had two rushing touchdowns against the Chiefs last season and three Super Bowl touchdowns two years ago.
Each team scores one rushing and one passing touchdown (+210), and each team scores one touchdown and one field goal in each half (14/1), Each team will earn two rushing touchdowns and two field goals (48/1). There is no need for another shooting to raise the ceiling as an audience.
Jake Elliott (-130) with over 6.5 points: The Eagles kicker is struggling, but he has scored at least seven points in seven consecutive games.
Pass/Rash/Receive/Other.
No intercept (+200): Hurts and Mahomes have not pitched a pick since November, combining only one in the last 16 postseason games.
Mahomes passes yards every quarterly (-130): He is very good. And he doesn't even need to hit this.
Mahomes or pain runs at least 25 yards (+440), Mahomes and painful, rushing 5 yards (60/1) quarterly. Both quarterbacks ran over 25 yards in their latest Super Bowl matchup. Mahomes averages 43 yards per Super Bowl. This season he averaged 42 yards per game for rushing yards.
Mahomes exceeding 6.5 lashing attempts (+110): Andy Reed will remove bubble wraps in the postseason. The Mahomes have 27 carries in the last three postseason games, averaging 7.25 per Super Bowl. Kneeling Downs is also counted.
Longest rush for Saquon Barkley under 25.5 yards (-110): That's a scary proposition, but the Chiefs have only allowed three running backs this season to beat this mark.
Saquon Barkley/Kareem Hunt Rush in every 5 yards (+450): Hunt received 17 carries at the AFC Championship – 64 yards, at least five yards in five quarters, the most since Isiah Pacheco returned from injury.
Xavier's first 10 rushing yards (25/1), Kareem Hunt's first rushing yards (+450): In a perfect world, he hit grand slams and solo shots. In another world, Berkley gets the ball first.
Dallas Gaedart with over 4.5 reception (-130): The Chiefs surrendered the most catch this season to tight end. Goedert averages 5.25 receptions in eight postseason games.
Most Receiver Yards: Devonta Smith (+650), Dallas Goedert (+850): Mahomes' tendency to broaden his targets can earn honor by putting Eagle in a strong position. If AJ Brown is included in All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie, Goedert or Smith will benefit from it.
Eagles first half/Chiefs win (+700) or first half tie/Chiefs win (20/1): The Chiefs are playing, so it's going to be a close game, so they hold the edge and win the straight one-potsession game of NFL Records 17. KC never led at halftime in his four Super Bowl appearances during his time at Mahome.
Gatorade Bass Color: Orange (+500): The popular money is in Purple (+225), and the colour has been dumped on the lead over the past two seasons. The orange is a sleeper and is the most commonly used of the last 15 Super Bowls, including Mahomes' first title.
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Super Bowl MVP
Jalen Hurts (+380): The underdog quarterback is a personal favorite, hitting four out of the past seven years. The wound almost won two years ago, bringing in a total of 374 yards and four touchdowns. Barkley's greatest season of all time made him a Philadelphia favorite, but none of the award-winning running backs of the century. Barkley was able to enter the division round without a touchdown in four of his five games, allowing him to show off more scores for Hurture via Tush Push. You may not see this odds again for a quarterback in a coin flip game.
Xavier Worthy (30/1): It is better to use the Chiefs Money Line (-115) than Mahomes (+120). Tom Brady and Joe Montana didn't always win MVPs. Wide receivers have won two of the last six years, with the Chief prioritizing giving the rookie speedster more touch. Worthy led the Chiefs who received a touchdown in the regular season, led the team at reception and received yards in the playoffs.
Why trust New York Post Beds?
Howie Kussoy has long been the main handicapper for New York Post's College Basketball (2011 and later) and College Football (2013 and later).
