Super Bowl Odds 2018 Moneyline, Prop Bet List, More for Eagles vs. Patriots

The Super Bowl isn't just one of the biggest sporting events of the year; it's also one of the biggest events in the world of betting.

Obviously, the outcome of the game will be bet on, but there are also a number of wagers surrounding Sunday's contest between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots for gamblers to sink their teeth (and wallets) into.

2018 Super Bowl

Date: Sunday, Feb. 4

Location: U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Kickoff Time: 6:30 p.m. ET

TV: NBC

Odds: Patriots -5, Over/Under 48

Prop Bets

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One thing everyone should know about prop bets is no one knows anything about prop bets.

For all the research, insider information and luck in the world, prop bets are difficult to predict. 

While some bets, such as the final score of the game, can be predicted to an extent given the fact the Eagles have a stout defense that surrenders little and the Patriots defense is no slouch, either, it's hard to guess individual stats or the color of the Gatorade that will be dumped on the game's winning head coach.

We all do our best to make as much money as possible. Here's a few of the best prop bets out there, according to OddsShark.

Will Any QB Throw for More Than 400 yards?

Yes: +300 (Bet $100 to win $300)

No: -500 

Will 'Nipplegate' Be Said During the Broadcast?

Yes: +500

No: -900

Will Justin Timberlake Be Wearing a Hat When He Begins His Halftime Show Performance?

Yes: +350

No: -600

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The Color of Pink's Hair on Super Bowl Sunday

Pink/red: +150

White/blonde: +175

Brown/black: +400

Blue/purple: +500

Green: +500

Will Pink Be Airborne During Performance?

Yes: +150

No: -200

Who Will Be Shown 1st During National Anthem?

Tom Brady: -200

Nick Foles: +150

How Many Times Will Carson Wentz Be Mentioned During the Super Bowl?

Over 3.5: -150

Under 3.5: +110

If the Patriots Win the Game, Will Brady, Belichick or Kraft Be Seen shaking Roger Goodell's Hand on TV?

Yes: -150

No: +110

If you were a Patriots fan, how sweet would it be to see NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell hand Tom Brady the Super Bowl MVP and the Lombardi Trophy for the second year in a row? Even if you're an Eagles fan, you could appreciate the awkwardness of that scene.

Bet wisely, and bet responsibility. But most of all, don't forget to enjoy the game, which should be a barn-burner.

For more prop bets, visit OddsShark's official prop bets page. All odds are according to OddsShark.