BY HARRY BONDI
Here at Harry Bondi Sports, we love the Super Bowl Prop Bets, because with nearly 1,000 different ways to wager on the game, bookmakers are bound to make glaring mistakes.
We have found eight mistakes for this year’s Super Bowl between the KC Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers!
Below are four of the eight proposition wagers that me and my “Steam Team” will be betting on Super Bowl Sunday. If you would like to receive our complete Super Bowl Prop Best Bet Report, call 1-877-332-0077 today.
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Now, onto the Super Bowl Proposition Bets!
WILL JIMMY GAROPPOLO THROW AN INTERCEPTION? YES (+115)
One of the biggest question marks for either team heading into the Super Bowl is San Francisco quarterback Jimmy G., and for good reason. In the Niners’ two playoff wins over Minnesota and Green Bay, Jimmy attempted a TOTAL of 27 passes for 208 yards as head coach Kyle Shanahan leaned heavily on the running game. If you go back and look at the tape of the divisional round win over Minnesota, Jimmy G was horrendous, missing a number of open receivers while the Vikings defense dropped at least two INTs. The Chiefs ranked T-9 in total interceptions this season with 16 of their 23 turnovers coming via the INT. Jimmy G. has thrown at least one INT in 13 of 20 San Fran games this season and with the pressure on in the Super Bowl, we’re willing to wager he tosses at least one pick on Sunday at plus money.
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GEORGE KITTLE OVER 5.5 RECEPTIONS (-140)
As mentioned above, San Fran QB Jimmy Garoppolo hasn’t got much use the last two weeks so when he does drop back to pass in the Super Bowl we fully expect him to lean on his security blanket in the middle of the field, and that’s TE George Kittle, who ranks first in the NFL for team tight end target percentage. What’s more, opposing teams targeted their tight ends 25.6% of the time when playing the Chiefs, which is the second-highest rate in the NFL. Kittle has been under utlized in the playoffs (4 catches for 35 yards), but had six or more receptions in 10 of the 15 regular season games he played in. Whether the Niners are protecting a lead or playing from behind, Kittle will be busy on Sunday.
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WILL THERE BE A ROUGHING THE PASSER PENALTY? YES (+130)
We like the plus money here, for a few reasons. First, Patrick Mahomes and Jimmy G. are two of the “faces” of the NFL and the league will be looking to protect them. Secondly, the number of roughing the passer penalties called reached 134 this season, a rise from 114 in 2018 and 100 in 2017. Finally, the head referee for this year’s Super Bowl is Bill Vinovich. The same Bill Vinovich that was the referee in New Orleans last January in the NFC Championship when the officiating crew missed an obvious pass interference, costing the Saints a trip to the Super Bowl. If there’s one thing Vinovich doesn’t want it controversy, so expect him to be telling his crew to protect the QB in all instances.
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UNDER 2.5 SACKS BY 49ERS (-150)
Despite a pass heavy offense and averaging 37 pass attempts per game, the Chiefs allowed just 1.6 sacks per game, third-best in the NFL this season. Yes, the San Fran defense ranks fourth in the league at 3.2 sacks per game, but the pass rushers main goal on Sunday will be to try and contain Mahomes in the pocket and not allow any long runs. They won’t be “selling out” to get sacks, so we don’t mind laying some juice at -150.
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