Will Tom Brady or Kevin Burkhardt mention the point spread or total in Sunday’s broadcast of the Super Bowl? We’ve got the odds for that question and compiled other Super Bowl LIX Broadcast Props as well.
Super Bowl LIX Broadcast Props: Tom Brady Specific Odds
Brady, who is in his first year as a FOX commentator, is the topic of many broadcast props. One centers on his popularity on social media. Will Brady be Top 10 trending on Twitter (or X) during the Super Bowl? Oddsmakers from BetOnline.ag list the odds for this prop at -250 for “Yes” and +175 for “No.”
One of the more humorous props available is whether or not Brady’s voice will crack during the game. BetOnline set the number for this prop at over/under 2.5 voice cracks. They also offer odds of whether or not Brady will criticize the refs/officiating (Yes = +1000) and whether or not he’ll be fired by FOX before March 1, 2025. Those odds are +5000.
Super Bowl LIX Broadcast Props: Broadcast Booth Odds
Will the broadcast team of Brady and Kevin Burkhardt recount any Mardi Gras stories? The odds for “Yes” are +550, while the odds for “No” are -1000. Whether or not Brady or Burkhardt will wear Mardi Gras beads in the booth have odds of +600 for “Yes” and -1500 for “No.”
What will be said first by Brady and Burkhardt: “GOAT” or “Let’s Go?” The odds for “Let’s Go” are -200, while “GOAT” has odds of +150. Considering Brady shouted “Let’s Go” before games with the Patriots and Bucs, it’s understandable why those odds favor that statement.
What will be said first in regards to odds by Brady or Burkhardt, the favorite or the underdog? This prop is a specific reference to “the favorite” or “the underdog.” The odds for favorite or favored are -150, while an underdog reference is +110. Will Burkhardt or Brady mention the odds? Those odds actually favor “No” at -300, while “Yes” is +200.
Will they show Brady Super Bowl highlights during the broadcast? The odds for “Yes” are -200, while the odds for “No” are +150. The odds that they show Brady playing the Eagles in the Super Bowl are -150 for “Yes” and +110 for no. That said, whether or not they show Brandon Graham’s Super Bowl strip sack of Brady in that Super Bowl have odds of -200 for “No” and +150 for “Yes.”
Super Bowl LIX Broadcast Props: Tom Brady’s Tie
Yes, there’s actually odds available for what color Brady’s tie will be during the broadcast.
The favorite? Blue at +175, followed by Grey/Silver at +300 and “No tie” at +320. The odds fall off a cliff from there, as Red is +600. Black, Green, Pink and Yellow are all +1200, respectively.
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