Super Bowl Odds 2015: Point Spread, Money Line, Patriots vs. Seahawks Prop Bets
The AFC and NFC Championship games were exciting, but both pale in comparison to the magnitude of the 2015 Super Bowl meeting between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks.
Hardcore football fans can’t wait to see the on-field action between these two NFL juggernauts, but there will be a large group of casual fans that don’t care about either of these teams. For those people, placing a wager or two on the game is the key to caring about it.
Here are the latest odds, point spread, money line and prop bets for the 2015 Super Bowl.
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| New England Patriots | 100-113 | -2 (20-23) | Over 48.5 (10-11) |
| Seattle Seahawks | 103-100 | +2 (20-21) | Under 48.5 (10-11) |
| Coin Toss | Heads (20-21) | Tails (20-21) | |
| Team to Win Coin Toss | New England (20-21) | Seattle (20-21) | |
| Will Team that Wins Coin Toss Win the Game? | Yes (20-23) | No (20-23) | |
| Super Bowl MVP | Tom Brady (8-5) | ||
| Russell Wilson (7-2) | |||
| Marshawn Lynch (4-1) | |||
| Rob Gronkowski (9-1) | |||
| LeGarrette Blount (12-1) | |||
| National Anthem | Over 2:01 | Under 2:01 | |
| Will Bill Belichick smile during the game on camera? | Yes (3-2) | No (1-2) | |
| Who will Barack Obama pick to win the game? | New England (5-7) | Seattle EVEN (1-1) |
*Betting information via Odds Shark.
Smartest Potential Bet
There are several wagers worth taking heading into the Super Bowl, but the safest bet to make will be taking the over, currently set at 48.5 points.
Seattle has an immense amount of defensive talent on the roster, finishing the season first against the pass and third against the run, but the team has yet to face an offensive unit as dangerous as New England’s this postseason.
The Seahawks do have momentum on their side after allowing 17 points to the Carolina Panthers in the divisional round and just 22 points in the NFC Championship Game against Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, but the Patriots are just as hot offensively.
Not only did New England rack up 35 points against Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens in a divisional-round thriller, but the team also managed to dominate the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC Championship, 45-7.
Over the last two games, the Patriots have scored a total of 80 points.
Add in the fact that quarterback Russell Wilson and the rest of the Seattle offense managed to amass 31 points against Carolina and 28 points against Green Bay (despite throwing four interceptions), and this matchup will feature more offense than expected.
With New England still having elite defenders like Vince Wilfork and Darrelle Revis ready to attack, the score will not be a straight-up offensive shootout, but this will not be the defensive struggle several experts have predicted.
If you’re looking for a wager that has the potential to pay out well and is still a relatively safe bet, ride with the Patriots and the Seahawks combining for more than 48.5 total points on Super Bowl Sunday.
Predicted Final Score: New England 27, Seattle 24
*Stats via NFL.com.
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