Top Super Bowl Novelty Prop Bets For Chiefs-Eagles
Gatorade color? An octopus? See which novelty prop bets we like in the Super Bowl!
Super Bowl Novelty Prop Bets
Super Bowl LVII between the Chiefs and Eagles is sure to be a thriller, but there is also a long list of exciting novelty prop bets to go along with the game. To help you have a little fun with these bets, the BetQL editors have picked a few of their favorite novelty props below.
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Super Bowl Novelty Prop Bets
Super Bowl LVII between the Chiefs and Eagles is sure to be a thriller, but there is also a long list of exciting novelty prop bets to go along with the game. To help you have a little fun with these bets, the BetQL editors have picked a few of their favorite novelty props below.
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Dan Karpuc: There Will Be An Octopus (+1400, DraftKings)
No, this doesn’t mean that someone will throw an actual octopus on the field or that an octopus mascot will be at the Super Bowl. An octopus is when a player scores a touchdown and then that same player scores the ensuing two-point conversion for eight total points on the possession. What makes this stand out is that both Andy Reid and Nick Sirianni have been aggressive and gutsy decision-makers. Could I see either team scoring first and going for two to get out to an early 8-0 lead? Yes. Could I see a kicker missing an extra point and then that team going for two the next time they score a touchdown? Also yes. At +1400, don’t bet a whole unit on this, but it’s definitely worth a small sprinkle. This is one of those fun novelty props that could earn you some serious bragging rights at your Super Bowl party!
Brad Pinkerton: Scorigami! (+2000, DraftKings)
A Scorigami is an exact final score that has never happened in NFL history, and I think this is the game we finally get to check off that elusive 25-18 box. How do we get there? Simple. Eagles score first when Haason Reddick forces an immobile Patrick Mahomes into an intentional grounding penalty in the Chiefs end zone for a safety; Eagles lead 2-0. Eagles drive for a field goal on the ensuing possession for a quick 5-0 lead. Chiefs answer with a TD, Mahomes to Travis Kelce with a PAT to go up 7-5. After trading punts, the Eagles answer with another field goal and reclaim the lead, 8-7. (Under bettors are nervous.) Chiefs have a long drive capped by an Isaiah Pacheco TD run followed by a PAT to essentially end the first half, leading 14-8. After a slow start to the third quarter that sees only a field goal by the Chiefs, who now lead 17-8, Philly finally breaks into the end zone with a touchdown run by Jalen Hurts to pull within two, 17-15, after the PAT. The Eagles stop Mahomes and muster a field goal on the next possession to take a late, 18-17 lead. That's when Mahomes takes over, highlighting another long drive with a gutsy touchdown scramble on a bum ankle when the Eagles aren't expecting him to run; now up 23-18, the Chiefs go for two and get it with a Mahomes shovel pass to Jerick McKinnon to take a 25-18 lead. As was the case all game, Hurts struggles to get the ball downfield and ultimately throws an interception that ices the game for Kansas City. Scorigami!
Lucy Burdge: Gatorade Bath Color To Be Blue (+400, DraftKings)
In the past two Super Bowls, the color of the Gatorade bath was blue and I was mad at myself for not taking blue both years because that is my favorite color of Gatorade. I’m not going to turn my back on it this year. The color has been blue in four of the last eight Super Bowls and I think it will go for the three-peat and be blue once again.
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Kate Constable: Gatorade Bath Color To Be Blue (+400, DraftKings)
We all know that blue Gatorade is the most refreshing of all the common flavors. The Chiefs aren’t going to have red Gatorade because that’s just too obvious and Andy Reid is more creative than that. Plus, the last time they won the Super Bowl, the Chiefs had orange, so they’ve definitely switched it up because you can’t drink orange Gatorade for three years straight and still enjoy it. Three of the last four Super Bowls have sported blue and that trend it going to "rain" true blue again on Sunday.
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