Super Bowl Odds 2015: Prop Bet List, Money Line Info for Patriots vs. Seahawks

There are myriad ways to make the Super Bowl an exciting game to watch. The game, the entertainment and even the commercials are all courtesy of the NFL and its sponsors. For those who enjoy gambling, the good folks at Vegas have got you covered.

Not only can fans bet on the spread or over/under line, but there are prop bets for nearly everything. Between Marshawn Lynch scoring a touchdown and/or grabbing his junk to Katy Perry's hair color, the prop bets are always intriguing.

With Super Bowl XLIX just one day away, here's a look at the latest lines and one prop bet to target.

Bet	Odds
How long will it take Idina Menzel to sing the U.S. national anthem?	Over/Under 2 minutes, 1 second
Will Idina Menzel forget or omit at least 1 word of the official U.S. national anthem?	Yes 4-1; No 1-6
How many total touchdowns will be scored in the game?	Over/Under 5.5
How many times will "deflated balls" be referred to during the game?	Over/Under 2.5
Will Marshawn Lynch grab his crotch after scoring a TD in the game?	Yes 4-1; No 1-6
Will Marshawn Lynch score a TD in the game?	Yes 1-2; No 8-5
Bill Belichick hoodie type?	Sleeves Cut 2-3; Sleeves Intact 11-10
How many times will Katy Perry be mentioned in the first half?	Over/Under 1.5
Total Rushing Yards: Russell Wilson	Over/Under 40.5
Will Russell Wilson score a rushing touchdown?	Yes +220; No -280
How many total passing yards will Tom Brady have?	Over/Under 260.5
Super Bowl MVP odds	Tom Brady 8-5; Russell Wilson 7-2; Marshawn Lynch 4-1; Rob Gronkowski 9-1; LeGarrette Blount 12-1
Super Bowl Spread	New England -1

Super Bowl 49 Information

Where: University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona

When: Sunday, February 1, at 6:30 p.m. ET 

TV: NBC

Live Stream: NBC Sports Live Extra

Betting Info (via Odds Shark):

• Over/Under: 47.5
• Spread: Patriots -1

Will Russell Wilson Rush for More Than 40.5 Yards?

This season was Russell Wilson's best in several categories. He threw for over 3,400 yards for the first time and had just seven interceptions. But with his legs, Wilson really made strides, as he had 849 rushing yards and six touchdowns, both career highs for the third-year quarterback.

He's been slowed down a bit in the playoffs, but Wilson can still create plays with his speed. NFL fans saw what Wilson was capable of in the second half against the Green Bay Packers when he rushed for a score late in the game.

Scott Kacsmar of Football Outsiders points out how productive Wilson can truly be when he scrambles:

Wilson likely won't end up going off for over 100 yards rushing against the Pats, but 41 yards seems like a reasonable pick. Especially when considering the secondary he's taking on. Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner will limit the passing game, forcing Wilson to find other ways to get the offense going.

If Lynch can wear down New England's front seven, Wilson will find more open lanes. Even against the likes of Vince Wilfork and Jamie Collins, Wilson has the elusiveness to get up the field with his legs.

His ability to find the open field makes this bet worth taking, as Brad Evans of Yahoo points out:

Those who look at the statistics will notice he hasn't rushed for over 40 yards in the playoffs since 2012. He was also forced into situations in that postseason that he will face against a tough Patriots defense. Given his capability as a rusher, expect his final number to be much higher than 41.5, so take the over.

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