5 Super Bowl Prop Bets From ‘The John Kincade Show’
It’s the weekend of the Big Game. Today on The John Kincade Show, we are showcasing our top five favorite Super Bowl prop bets. There are many wagers of value no matter how you see the game turning out. Whether those are successful or not remains to be seen. I’ll go on the record with mine, and you can use them at your own risk.
Before you make your selections, determine what kind of game that you expect it to be. Who is winning? Do you expect a close game? What side of the ball do you believe will have a bigger game? Once you know those answers, I believe the prop bets will start speaking to you. Good Luck!
Each Team To Score 25+ points / +360
I’m expecting that this will be a high scoring and entertaining battle. With that in mind, I’ve formulated a final score in my head. Since I have both teams scoring over 25 points, I decided to grab the +360 odds. These offenses can get flying on this stage, and I believe the stars will come out.
First Team to Score 30 points- 49ers / +240
Since I believe the 49ers will be eclipsing the 30 point mark, I saw good value in the odds. I didn’t have the Chiefs scoring in the 30s, so it seemed like a good option.
Either Team to Score 3x unanswered? NO / +135
Since I already have 25+ points scored by both clubs, I decided that one team scoring three consecutive times wouldn’t happen. I’m expecting this to be a classic slugfest. I don’t see one club scoring the TKO too early.
More Total Sacks- 49ers / +140
This is a bet where the oddsmakers believe that the Chiefs are going to be making the bigger impact by sacking Brock Purdy. I’ll disagree with them on that, so grabbing these modest odds in my favor makes sense.
Total Turnovers Over 2.5 / +100
It’s a big game, and I believe that nerves are always an issue. Since I expect both teams to be scoring points back and forth, I’m guessing we’ll see an aggressive game plan from both sides. You can usually count on a late-game turnover in these contests, so I will take the chance.
FINAL SCORE
The 49ers have been the NFL’s best team since October. After the Super Bowl prop bets play out, I believe they will lift the Lombardi Trophy.
San Francisco 49ers 31, Kansas City Chiefs 27
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9 Dates You Need To Know For The Eagles Off-Season
February 20th- March 5th- Period Teams Can Use The Franchise Tag
Starting on February 20th, teams can start using their franchise tag. In the Eagles case, they don’t exactly have any candidates they would consider using the tag on. In fact, they haven’t used the tag on a player since 2012. It is just not how they tend to do business. But there are several notable pending free agents the Eagles may be interested in that could be tagged. Notably Antoine Winfield. So while we won’t need to watch out for who the Eagles tag, the way other teams use their tags could impact the Eagles’ plans.
February 27-March 4- NFL Scouting Combine
At the end of February, and into the start of March, the Combine takes place. It is the unofficial start of Draft Season. Teams get to not only see players work out, but it is one of the first chances they get to really sit down and talk to players. And it can have a real impact on where players get drafted. Every year there will be a few guys who suddenly shoot up the draft boards because of how impressive their workout is. Likewise, we have seen guys fall down the boards because they had a poor showing. Kyle Hamilton is an example of a player who had a disappointing combine and then fell lower than maybe people thought he would.
March 7-April 26- Teams Can Conduct In Person And Telephone Interviews With Draft Eligible Players
Starting March 7th, NFL teams can start conducting interviews with players. But there are rules to how many players you can talk to. Teams are only allowed to host 30 players in their facilities. And they are not allowed to conduct private workouts with them, only physicals. They can host telephone and video interviews with more than that. But only 3 times per player, and for no more than 1 hour per interview.
