2013 NFL Draft Prop Bets: Provided by Bovada.lv

2013 NFL Draft – How many QBs will be selected in 1st Rd?

Over 1 (+100)
Under 1 (-140)

2013 NFL Draft – How many Safeties will be selected in the 1st Rd?

Over 2.5 (-140)
Under 2.5 (+100)

2013 NFL Draft – How many WRs will be selected in the 1st Rd?

Over 3 (-140)
Under 3 (+100)

2013 NFL Draft – How many offensive players will be drafted in the 1st Rd?

Over 13 (-120)
Under 13 (-120)

2013 NFL Draft – How many defensive players will be drafted in the 1st Rd?

Over 19 (-120)
Under 19 (-120)

2013 NFL Draft – Who will be the 2nd pick overall?

Eric Fisher 1/1
Dion Jordan 2/1
Ezekial Ansah 7/2
Luke Joeckel 7/1
Geno Smith 15/1

2013 NFL Draft – Who will be the 3rd pick overall?

Sahriff Floyd -1000
Other Player +550

2013 NFL Draft – Who will be the 4th pick overall?

Lane Johnson 3/2
Star Lotulelei 7/4
Dion Jordan 2/1
Chance Warmack 9/1

2013 NFL Draft – Who will be the 5th pick overall?

Lane Johnson 5/4
Ezekiel Ansah 2/1
Eric Fisher 3/1
Dee Miliner 9/2

2013 NFL Draft – Draft Position – Geno Smith

Over 8.5 (+100)
Under 8.5 (-140)

2013 NFL Draft – Draft Position – Matt Barkley

Over 37.5 (-120)
Under 37.5 (-120)

2013 NFL Draft – Draft Position – Marcus Lattimore

Over 84.5 (-120)
Under 84.5 (-120)

2013 NFL Draft – Draft Position – Tavon Austin

Over 13.5 (-120)
Under 13.5 (-120)

2013 NFL Draft – Draft Position – Manti Te’o

Over 25.5 (-110)
Under 25.5 (-130)

2013 NFL Draft – Draft Position – Eddie Lacy

Over 22.5 (-120)
Under 22.5 (-120)

2013 NFL Draft – Draft Position – Tyrann Mathieu

Over 75.5 (-120)
Under 75.5 (-120)

2013 NFL Draft – Who will be drafted first?

Justin Hunter -200
DeAndre Hopkins +150

2013 NFL Draft – Will the Eagles trade the 4th pick overall?

Yes +170
No -250

NFL Combine 2013 Prop Bets: Provided by Bovada.lv

Fastest 40 Yard Dash Time

Over 4.32 Seconds (-110)
Under 4.32 Seconds (-110)

This time will be difficult to get under, but Texas wide receiver Marquise Goodwin has done it before. An Olympic long jumper, Goodwin clocked a 4.28 4o time earlier this month.

Most Bench Press Reps

Over 44 Reps (-110)
Under 44 Reps (-110)

Candidates to top the 44 rep mark (record is 51, set in 1999 by Eastern Kentucky’s Justin Ernest) include Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei and Alabama guard Chance Warmack.

Highest Vertical Leap

Over 43 Inches (-110)
Under 43 Inches (-110)

Cowboys defensive back Gerald Sensabaugh recorded a combine record of 46 inches in 2005. While no one has exceeded that number, several players have matched or crested the posted total of 43 inches in recent years. Tennessee wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson seems like a strong candidate to do it this time around.

40 Yard Dash Time – Geno Smith

Over 4.75 Seconds (-110)
Under 4.75 Seconds (-110)

Vertical Leap – Geno Smith

Over 35.5 Inches (-110)
Under 35.5 Inches (-110)

40 Yard Dash Time – Rich Eisen

Over 6.18 Seconds (-110)
Under 6.18 Seconds (-110)

Posted a personal combine best time last year at 6.03 seconds.

40 Yard Yard Dash Time – Manti T’eo

Over 4.75 Seconds (-110)
Under 4.75 Seconds (-110)

Who will record a faster 40Yard Dash

Geno Smith (-120)
Manti T’eo (-120)

40 Yard Dash Time – Cordarrelle Patterson

Over 4.37 Seconds (-110)
Under 4.37 Seconds (-110)

40 Yard Dash Time – Dee Miliner

Over 4.45 Seconds (-110)
Under 4.45 Seconds (-110)

Who will record the most Bench Press reps

Bjoern Werner (-200)
Barkevious Mingo (+150)

Who will record the faster 40 Yard Dash time

Xavier Rhodes (-120)
Jonathan Banks (-120)

Who will record the most Bench Press reps

Luke Joeckel (-120)
Eric Fisher (-120)

Baltimore’s 2012 season is proof positive that late season momentum is not a necessary requirement for a team to win the Super Bowl. No other team had less momentum entering the playoffs than the Ravens, who had dropped four of five games before welcoming the Colts to M&T Bank Stadium for a Wild Card showdown.

Baltimore won that contest with relative ease, topping Indy 24-9. The Ravens divisional round meeting with Denver proved far more difficult, though. The football gods repeatedly smiled on Joe Flacco and company in a double overtime 38-35 win over the top seeded Broncos. Baltimore may have felt a sense of invincibility following its improbable win against Denver as the Patriots hardly stood a chance in the AFC Championship Game. John Harbaugh’s troops shredded New England 28-13 to earn a meeting with the 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII.

Flacco, who will become a free agent this off-season, proved a playoff and Super Bowl hero as he finished the postseason with 1,140 pass yards, 11 touchdowns (zero interceptions), and a 118 passer rating. The Ravens will, obviously, do whatever it takes to retain Flacco, but they do have some salary cap issues which could result in the departure of players like Anquan Boldin and Jacoby Jones, two players who were integral to Baltimore’s Super Bowl success.

2014 Super Bowl Odds: Provided by Bovada.lv

Denver Broncos 7-1
San Francisco 49ers 7-1
New England Patriots 15-2
Green Bay Packers 10-1
Baltimore Ravens 12-1
Seattle Seahawks 12-1
Houston Texans 14-1
Atlanta Falcons 18-1
New Orleans Saints 18-1
Pittsburgh Steelers 18-1
Chicago Bears 20-1
New York Giants 20-1
Dallas Cowboys 25-1
Washington Redskins 30-1
Indianapolis Colts 33-1
Cincinnati Bengals 35-1
Detroit Lions 35-1
Minnesota Vikings 35-1
Philadelphia Eagles 35-1
San Diego Chargers 35-1
New York Jets 40-1
Carolina Panthers 50-1
Kansas City Chiefs 50-1
Miami Dolphins 50-1
St. Louis Rams 50-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 50-1
Arizona Cardinals 66-1
Cleveland Browns 66-1
Tennessee Titans 66-1
Buffalo Bills 100-1
Oakland Raiders 100-1
Jacksonville Jaguars 150-1

The Ravens won the coin toss which came up heads and elected to start off on defense. The Ravens defense shut down San Francisco’s offense in their opening series. Anquan Boldin opened up the game with his 4th touchdown this postseason for the first score of the game. The 49ers did much better in their second drive marching down the field setting up kicker David Akers to hit a 36 yard field goal. Baltimore safety Ed Reed injured his knee when trying to tackle San Francisco tight end Vernon Davis after a 24 yard reception in the series. Reed was seen heading to the locker room during the kick off return. Davis hurt his elbow on the same play. The 1st Quarter Ended with Baltimore beating San Francisco 7-3.

The second quarter started with San Francisco allowing a punt to go into the end zone, getting the touch back and starting on the 20 yard line. After a few plays running back LaMichael James fumbled after linebacker Courtney Upshaw stripped the ball. The Ravens recovered the ball on theor own 25 yard line. It was the second fumble for James this postseason. The turnover was costly as quarterback Joe Flacco marched Baltimore down the field and threw a 1 yard touchdown to tight end Dennis Pitta giving Flacco his 10th touchdown in the postseason and no interceptions. On the very next drive, San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick threw an interception to Ed Reed on the 49ers 44 yard line. It was the first time a Niners quarterback has thrown an interception in a Super Bowl. Not the kind of statistic you want to be known for if you were Colin. Reed now has 9 career postseason interceptions which tied him for the most in postseason history. After driving down the field, kicker Justin Tucker faked the field goal and ran to the outside left side but was stopped 1 yard short of the first down marker. It was the first time a fake field goal was attempted in Super Bowl history. Despite the turnover on downs, the Niners offense was unable to move the ball and punted. Right after the two minute warning, Flacco threw a 56 yard bomb on third down to wide receiver Jacoby Jones for a touchdown. Jones only had one touchdown during the regular season and this score gave him his second of the post season. The touchdown gave Flacco his 11th of the postseason tying him Joe Montana and Kurt Warner for the record. The Niners were able to move teh ball into the red zone but settled for a 26 yard field goal by Akers to end the first half. The 2nd Quarter Ended with Baltimore beating San Francisco 21-6.

The biggest comeback after halftime in Super Bowl history was 10 points. The odds makers had the second half lines showing San Francisco -7 points with the OVER/UNDER 24.5 points. The second half money lines were San Francisco -350 odds and Baltimore +290 odds.

On the opening kick off of the 3rd quarter Jacoby Jones ran the kickoff back 108 yard for the touchdown. Jones ran the full 109 yards in 11 seconds and set a record with the longest return in Super Bowl history. Right after the power went out in the stadium which delayed the game by 35 minutes. It was 3rd and 13 once play finally resumed but the Niners threw a pass short of the first down and were forced to punt to Jones again which he let go into the end zone for a touchback. San Francisco’s defense forced the Ravens offense to punt on the next series, a moral victory to say the least. Once they got the ball back on their 20 yard line, they methodically marched down the field with Kaepernick throwing a 31 yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Michael Crabtree putting San Francisco into the end zone for the first time on the night. On the next series, Flacco took a sack on their own 7 yard line forcing a punt from their own end zone to Ted Ginn Jr. The blocking lined up for Ginn to bounce outside and he took it down to the Ravens 20 yard line. On first down Vernon Davis caught a 14 yard pass for a first down taking him over 100 yards on the night. Running back Frank Gore ran the ball in for a score. Just that quick the momentum in the game has changed. Once back on offense, the Ravens running back Ray Rice caught the ball in the flat but had it knocked out causing him to fumble the ball on his own 24 yard line which was recovered by the 49ers. It was his third fumble of the post season. The Ravens defense held the San Francisco offense from getting in the defense setting up a 39 yard field goal attempt by Akers which he missed. But the Ravens ran into the kicker, a costly 5 yard penalty which set up a second attempt of 34 yards which he hit on the second attempt. Baltimore got the ball back and quickly drove deep into the Niners 18 yard line as the clock expired. The 3rd Quarter Ended with Baltimore beating San Francisco 28-25.

The Ravens kept their new found pace with Boldin catching a big catch to give them first and goal but the Niners defense held forcing Baltimore to kick a 19 yard field goal by Justin Tucker. The field goal gives the Ravens a one score lead, which is why they decided not to go for it on 4th and goal from the 1. San Francisco was able to drive the length of the field on the back of Gore and Davis but it was Kaepernick that ran in a touchdown from 15 yards out on 2nd and 7. They went for a two point conversion but it failed. Wide receiver Anquan Boldin continued to be Flacco’s primary target on the next series but Baltimore was also running the ball trying to kill the clock. On one particular play during the drive the Ravens were awarded a first down by Jim Harbaugh challenged the spot and won. So on 3rd and 1 the Ravens checked out of a run play and threw to Boldin who was in man coverage for a big first down reception. The challenge if lost would have left the 49ers with only 1 time out in the final stretch of the game while trailing. After a few costly penalties by the defense, the Ravens were forced to send Tucker kick a 38 yard field goal 5:38 minutes off the clock with 4:19 to play in the game. Kaepernick and Gore were able to get the ball down to the Ravens 7 yard line heading into the 2 minute warning. The Ravens defense held the Niners out of the end zone on the first two downs and then Kaepernick got a delay of game penalty forcing them into 3rd and long which did not convert. They were for it on 4th & Goal but the pass in the end zone was incomplete. The Ravens decide to take the safety on 4th down and worked 8 seconds off the clock leaving just 4 seconds in the game. Baltimore punted the ball from their own 20 yard line but Ginn was tackled as time ran out. The 4th Quarter Ended with the Baltimore Ravens beating the San Francisco 49ers 34-31.

The 2014 Super Bowl Odds are already out and the Baltimore Ravens are 12 to 1 odds while the San Francisco 49ers are listed as the co-favorites with the Denver Broncos at 7 to 1 odds. Right now is the best time to place a bet on Super Bowl 48 because the lines will certainly tighten up on the favorites as we get closer to the start of next season as betting action starts coming in on all of the futures.

Legendary sharp sports bettor Johnny Detroit of Pregame.com has a strong Super Bowl Pick today on the side and money line as well as a few prop wagers. Detroit just tweeted these gems earlier: “I think BAL will get rolled, but hoping for a 1-3 pt SF win. took BAL + points and SF when the ML hit rock bottom….Love to hear props everyone is playing. One I put a little extra on is “longest touchdown scored” OVER 46.5 yards…Another prop I like YES on: Will either team score 3 unanswered times.”

Another professional sports handicapper with a solid Super Bowl Pick today is Ross Benjamin who this the OVER 47 will cash. Here is what Benjamin had to say about this Total play on RBWINS.com earlier today (Go to his website for the full analysis): “The 49ers have gone over the total in their last 6 games and 9 of their last 10. The Ravens have gone over the total in 7 of their last 8 games as an underdog with a total of 48.5 and after scoring 32 points or less in their previous game. The average combined score in those 8 games was 53.9. The Ravens have allowed 398 yards or more to all 3 of this year’s playoff opponents.”

Following Las Vegas resident and professional sports bettor Steve Fezzik on Twitter will give novice gamblers some really solid information from time to time, plus the guy is hilarious. Here is what he was saying about a Super Bowl Pick on the Total: “ALL of the sharp books have moved the SB total DOWN to 47…..YET ALL I read is suggested prop bets on OVER OVER OVER on scoring/yards uhoh”

Checkout Players Only to get the Ravens vs Niners OVER 47 points. We are coming down to the wire with the San Francisco 49ers about to go toe to toe with the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl 47. The odds makers are going to get slammed soon so make sure you get yourself set up right away.

For two weeks almost every pundit, handicapper, bettor, and football fan has analyzed and re-analyzed tonight’s match-up, looking for any sort of nugget to determine which team will seize hold of the moment and capture Super Bowl glory.

Most in the media seem to think tonight’s game is San Francisco’s to lose, but bettors are backing the Ravens (56 percent of spread bettors are on Baltimore, and moneyline wagers are presently at 50 percent apiece). The reasoning is sound for both parties; the Niners are probably the better team on paper and, for most of this season, have been the better team on the field. However, that does not mean they will win or cover the spread this evening.

Our efforts to uncover tonight’s winner have led us to one key match-up: San Francisco’s pass rush vs. Baltimore’s offensive line. If the 49ers can put pressure on Joe Flacco (pressure = three or more sacks), they will win this evening and probably do so by at least four or more points. If they cannot get to Flacco, Baltimore will cover and stands a good chance to win outright.

Flacco has been tremendous since the Ravens 33-14 week 16 home win over the Giants, putting together a 115.6 passer rating (excludes season finale against Cincinnati, only threw eight passes) to go along with 10 touchdowns and zero interceptions. Flacco was sacked exactly four times in those four games, indicating that when given time, both he and the Ravens offense can more than get the job done.

That, frankly, does not bode well for the 49ers. San Francisco had a solid pass rush most of the season with Justin Smith sucking up blockers inside and Aldon Smith taking advantage of one-on-one match-ups on the edge; however, since Justin Smith suffered a torn triceps injury, things have not been the same. Credit him for holding off on surgery to finish out the season, but the Niners sack totals would suggest he is not performing at the same level.

San Francisco has just eight sacks in its last five games, and while they have won the majority of those games, they faced mostly teams with mediocre to poor defenses. In other words, the 49ers offense led the team to victory. The Patriots lack of ball security saved San Francisco in that meeting while the Packers porous defense and a couple of untimely turnovers on the part of the Falcons aided its playoff cause, but the Niners did little to stop any of those teams. Baltimore’s offense is not typically lumped in with the Pats, Packers, and Falcons, but when Flacco is well protected, it absolutely belongs in that group.

So which team will win this match-up is the big question. Will the Niners create havoc upfront and disrupt Flacco’s timing as well as his ability to throw the deep ball? The answer here is no. Take the Ravens +4.

Current Super Bowl Line 2013: Provided by Bovada.lv

Baltimore Ravens +4 (-110), Over 48 (-105), +145 (Moneyline)

San Francisco 49ers -4 (-110), Under 48 (-110), -165 (Moneyline)

Football handicapping expert Tony Karpinksi had several Super Bowl bets on various proposition wagers being offered. Specifically, three stand out to Karpinksi including the prop on Will the opening kickoff result in a touchback? Who will have 30 receiving yards first in the game (Dennis Pitta +115 or Vernon Davis -135)? Will there be a fan shown on TV after kickoff during the Super Bowl with Deer Antler Horns on their head? Make sure you head over to VegasTopDogs.com in order to see which side Karpinksi is going to be taking.

Here is what Tony had to say about all three: “Game indoors, look for them to boot it deep for a touch back. Lay the juice for the easy money. YES (Opening Kickoff Touchback) -200 odds. I like Vernon Davis to beat out David Pitta for the first reception over 30 yards. And on the fun Deer Antler Horns prop, I am taking YES +150 odds.”

Some sports bettors are really into crunching the numbers to find the best trends and angles for any given event. Case in point is sports betting expert Rob Vinciletti. He released a free Super Bowl bet on the UMDER in the first quarter.

“Over the last 14 Super Bowls the 1st quarters of this game have averaged just 5.6 points as the opening quarter continues to be a feeling out process,” stated Vinciletti. “Take the Under in the 1st Quarter and thank me later.”

Rob has a 6 Star wager on the side he will be releasing after 12 PM noon with 24 Indicators and 22-1, 12-0 and 40-6 Systems with one of the most comprehensive analysis in the industry plus he will be releasing some proposition wagers as well. His NFL Top Plays are on a 20-6 run and his 6 Star move in last year’s big game cashed with the Giants. The only way to reach him to get his move is via the phone at 646-269-5269 or at goldencontender@aol.com to jump on.

Football betting expert Sean Higgs feels very strong about making your Super Bowl bets on the Baltimore Ravens today. I spoke to Higgs briefly over Skype to pick his brain about what he thinks will be the difference in New Orleans, get his full match up break down on his website at SeanHiggsWins.com.

Here is part of what Sean had to say about why he feels the Ravens will be crowned the 2013 Champions: “Here we get a very experienced Ravens team catching points from a rookie QB. This over the hill Ravens defense, which I have thought to be their weakness, has actually gotten stronger in the 2nd half of their playoff games this year.”

The odds makers at Bovada.lv have the money lines showing San Francisco -170 odds and Baltimore Ravens +150 odds. Kick off is set for 6:30 PM EST in the Mercedes Benz Superdome in New Orleans and the game will be televised on CBS. Make sure you get your Super Bowl bets in early, its going to be very hectic at every sportsbook on the planet as the day progresses especially within 1 hour before the start time of the game.

I am on the fence with my Super Bowl bets this year. I was very fortunate in that I took the Ravens +675 odds and San Francisco 49ers +160 odds before the NFL Championship games. I can’t get better lines than the ones I have right now so I am just riding out what I have and will let the chips fall where they may. Good luck today everyone and enjoy the game!

I can already tell you that every odds maker I have spoken to this week is hoping for San Francisco to cover the spread. The 2013 Super Bowl line opened with the 49ers as -5.5 point favorites against the Ravens. Sharp betting action methodically chipped that spread down to make Baltimore only a +3.5 point underdog. The total betting volume over the past two weeks since the NFL Championship Games has been heavily on one side of the wager, the Ravens have seen the lion share of early wagers.

Now here is where the fun starts, the general public usually waits until we get closer to game day before they start betting on the Super Bowl and this year will be no different. Those of us that make a living out of watching line movements can tell you that we have been seeing some buy back coming in on San Francisco pretty much across the board at most sportsbooks which has moved the line up to 4. The general betting public usually takes the favorite. There is no doubt in my mind that we will see a 4.5 show up on the screen before kick off so keep your eyes peeled. The best place to bet the San Francisco 49ers will be at Sportsbook.ag because they have a very balanced clientele (sharps volume against recreational volume) so their lines will be very tight.

Again, just like what will happen with the spread, the general public will come in late and most of them will bet on the OVER. The total has also seem considerable movement since it opened at the 49 points. It is currently sitting at 47 points with the UNDER getting tons of betting action early from the sharp professional sports bettors. Right now most shops are showing 47.5 but there are a couple with 48 still up. One of the best place to bet the UNDER will be at Bovada.lv because they have a huge recreational betting clientele which will take the OVER.

The money lines opened with San Francisco -200 odds and Baltimore +170 odds but these lines have gotten tighter as the betting action came in over the last two weeks. Currently there is a range on the 49ers between -190 odds to as low as -170 odds and the range on the Ravens is between +150 odds to +170 odds. Most recreational sports bettors will bet the favorite on the spread and occasionally take the favorite on the money line. Sharp bettors on the other hand always look for juicy money line dogs to jump on. So the Super Bowl money lines will directly reflect the type of players that the sportsbook has as a clientele.

Professional Las Vegas based sports bettor Steve Fezzik posted this on his Twitter the other day: “Are Vegas sharps betting SF -3.5? NO….because EVERY sharp who likes SF will bet SF -160, if it’s good -3.5-110, it’s REALLY good -160 ML”

The best money lines on the favorite I have seen are at Bovada.lv which currently has San Francisco -150 odds. Not mention, they are the kings of Super Bowl Prop Bets with over 500 different options of wagers to choose from!

Ravens vs Niners Prediction 2013 Super Bowl Lines: Provided by SuperBook.com

Ravens +3.5 (-110), Over 47.5 (-110)
49ers -3.5 (-110), Under 47.5 (-110)

The line for Super Bowl XLVII opened at 3.5 and most books are sticking with that number in spite of the fact that bettors are siding fairly heavy with the Ravens (roughly 56-percent of spread bettors are currently on Baltimore).

Adjusted Super Bowl Lines and Totals -

Ravens +7.5 (-180), Over 55.5 (+220)
49ers -7.5 (+160), Under 55.5 (-280)

If +/- 3.5 makes you nervous +/- 7.5 should allay your fears. The vigorish is, as expected, much steeper on Baltimore at this number, but it is not overwhelming. If you want Baltimore at +7.5 you can take comfort in the fact that the Ravens have lost by more than a touchdown just two times all season. The +160 next to San Francisco may look good, but keep in mind the Niners had just three wins of 7.5 or more points against winning teams and two of those victories came against Green Bay.

Ravens +10.5 (-250), Over 62.5 (+350)
49ers -10.5 (+200), Under 62.5 (-500)

Ravens +14.5 (-400)
49ers -14.5 (+300)

Ravens +17.5 (-650)
49ers -17.5 (+450)

Ravens -3.5 (+210), Over 42.5 (-185)
49ers +3.5 (-260), Under 42.5 (+155)

If you really like the Ravens, this may be the way to go. Three of San Francisco’s four losses came by 3.5 or more points while seven of the Ravens wins were by more than 3.5 points. The total here is somewhat appealing as well. Three of Baltimore’s last four games have finished with fewer than 42.5 points.

Ravens -7.5 (+325), Over 37.5 (-360)
49ers +7.5 (-450), Under 37.5 (+280)

Ravens -10.5 (+500), Over 32.5 (-500)
49ers +10.5 (-700), Under 32.5 (+350)

Ravens -14.5 (+650), Over 52.5 (+170)
49ers +14.5 (-1000), Under 52.5 (-210)

This total is also enticing if one is leaning more toward the Over. The combined score in four of San Francisco’s last five games has reached or exceeded 52 points.

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Historical Matchups

Who will have more Tackles & Assists in the game?

Ray Lewis Tackles & Assists Super Bowl XXXV (5) +6 (-105)
Ray Lewis Tackles & Assists Super Bowl XLVII -6 (-125)

Ray Lewis won Super Bowl XXXV MVP honors despite recording just four solo tackles and one assists. Clearly Lewis is not the same player now, but it seems like he should be able to produce better numbers this time around. Lewis is 14.6 combined tackles and assists in the postseason.

Who will have more Passing Yards in the game?

Steve Young Super Bowl XXIX (325 yards) -89.5 Pass Yards (-115)
Colin Kaepernick Super Bowl XLVII +89.5 (-115)

Kaepernick threw for a season high 276 yards in the Niners season finale against the Cardinals, and he has finished within 89.5 yards of Steve Young’s 325 yard Super Bowl XXIX total three times in San Francisco’s last four games.

Who will have more Rushing Yards in the game?

Jamal Lewis Super Bowl XXXV (102 yards) -30.5 (-115)
Ray Rice Super Bowl XLVII +30.5 (-115)

Rice has rushed for more than 102 yards just three times this season and San Francisco has allowed more than 102 rush yards just six times this season.

Super Bowl XLVII Specials

How many times will ‘Harbaugh’ be said during the game?

Over 22.5 times (-150)
Under 22.5 times (+110)

Hard to put a number on this one, but suffice it to say it will be a lot.

How many times will Jay-Z be shown on TV during the game?

Over .5 (-120)
Under .5 (-120)

There is another Super Bowl specials prop which asks whether or not Jay-Z will appear with Beyonce during the halftime show. If you believe he will than this bet is an obvious one.

What predominant color will Beyonce’s top be at the beginning of the Super Bowl Halftime Show?

Black 2/1
Gold (Yellow) 5/2
Silver (Grey) 4/1
White 5/1
Red 7/1
Pink 15/2
Blue 15/1
Green 15/1
Orange 15/1