Super Bowl Odds 2018: Props List and Betting Guide for Eagles vs. Patriots

Between college football and the NFL, bettors who are interested in gambling on games typically have a plethora of options during fall weekends. The Super Bowl, however, limits those options to one game, so Las Vegas responds with a lengthy list of prop bets.

Gamblers can wager on anything from the national anthem to the coin toss or halftime show, as just picking who will win against the point spread between the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles loses its luster with so many choices.

With that in mind, here is a look at various prop bets available for Sunday's game in Minneapolis, as well as specific ones to target. The prop bets are courtesy of OddsShark, as of Tuesday at 1 p.m. ET.

Super Bowl Prop Bets

Coin Toss

Heads -105

Tails -105

Will the Team Calling Heads or Tails Win the Toss?

Yes -105

No -105

How Long Will Pink Take to Sing the National Anthem?

Over two minutes -140

Under two minutes Even

What Color will Pink's Hair Be at the Start of the National Anthem?

Pink/red +150

White/blond +175

Brown/black +400

Blue/purple +500

Green +500

Will Pink Be Airborne During the National Anthem?

Yes +150

No -200

Will Pink Forget or Omit Any of the Words to the National Anthem?

Yes +300

No -500

Will Pink Say Eagles Before, During or After the National Anthem?

Yes +110

No -150

Will Pink Wear an Eagles Shirt or Hat While Singing?

Yes +200

No -500

Who Will Be Shown First During the National Anthem?

Tom Brady -200

Nick Foles +150

Who Scores First?

Philadelphia Eagles +115

New England Patriots -145

How Many Times Will the Broadcast Mention Carson Wentz?

Over 3.5 -150

Under 3.5 +110

How Many Times Will the Broadcast Mention Gisele Bundchen?

Over 1.5 +150

Under 1.5 -200

How Many Times Will the Broadcast Show Robert Kraft?

Over 2.5 -200

Under 2.5 +150

Who Will Be Mentioned First During the Broadcast?

Robert Kraft -130

Jeff Lurie -110

Who Will Be Mentioned First During the Broadcast?

Bill Belichick -130

Doug Pederson -110

Who Will the Broadcast Show First?

Robert Kraft -130

Jeff Lurie -110

Who Will the Broadcast Show First?

Bill Belichick -130

Doug Pederson -110

How Many Times Will Janet Jackson Be Mentioned During the Broadcast?

Over 1.5 Even

Under 1.5 -140

What Color Shoes Will Justin Timberlake Wear at the Start of the Halftime Performance?

White -125

Black +175

Brown/beige +700

Blue +1000

Green +1000

Red +1600

Yellow +2000

Will Justin Timberlake Wear a Hat at the Start of His Performance?

Yes +350

No -600

Will Justin Timberlake Cover a Prince Song During His performance?

Yes -140

No Even

Will Other *NSync Members Perform During Halftime?

Yes +200

No -300

How Many Times Will the Broadcast Show the Rocky Statue in Philadelphia?

Over one -150

Under one +110

What Color Will the Gatorade Dumped on the Winning Coach Be?

Lime/green/yellow +225

Orange +250

Red +275

Clear/water +375

Blue +1000

Purple +1000

Will Al Michaels Mention the Game's Spread?

Yes +110

No -150

Will Anyone Outside of Tom Brady or Nick Foles Take a Snap?

Yes +120

No -160

Will There Be an Onside Kick Attempt?

Yes -200

No +150

Who Will the Super Bowl MVP Mention First in His Speech?

Teammates +200

God +400

City +500

Coach +700

Owner +1000

Family +2000

Does not mention any of the above +190

What Color Will Bill Belichick's Shirt Be at the Start of the Game?

Blue -125

Gray +150

Red +750

White +750

How Many Clips From Super Bowl 39 Will Be Shown During the Broadcast?

Over 2.5 -120

Under 2.5 -120

How Many Times Will Tom Brady's Age Be Mentioned During the Broadcast?

Over five -150

Under five +110

How Many Times Will the Temperature Outside the Stadium Be Mentioned Outside the Stadium During the Broadcast?

Over one -140

Under one Even

How Many Times Will the Broadcast Mention Carson Wentz?

Over 3.5 -160

Under 3.5 +120

Will the Broadcast Mention Donald Trump?

Yes -150

No +110

Will Tom Brady's Jersey Be Stolen Again?

Yes +150

No -200

Will a Quarterback Throw For More Than 400 Yards?

Yes +300

No -500

Will There Be a Flea Flicker?

Yes +400

No -700

Who Scores Last?

Philadelphia Eagles +110

New England Patriots -140

Will the Team That Scores First Win?

Yes -180

No +150

Will a Team Score Three Unanswered Times?

Yes -180

No +150

Who Gets More First Downs?

Philadelphia Eagles +3 (-115)

New England Patriots -3 (-115)

Who Wins MVP?

Tom Brady -125

Nick Foles +325

Rob Gronkowski +850

Dion Lewis +1800

Danny Amendola +1800

Jay Ajayi +1800

Zach Ertz +1800

Alshon Jeffery +2000

Brandin Cooks +2200

James White +4000

LeGarrette Blount +4000

Fletcher Cox +4000

Rex Burkhead +5000

Chris Hogan +5000

Nelson Agholor +5000

Jake Elliott +5000

Stephen Gostkowski +5000

Torrey Smith +7500

Corey Clement +10000

Patrick Chung +10000

Devin McCourty +10000

James Harrison +10000

Malcolm Butler +10000

Phillip Dorsett +20000

Malcolm Jenkins +20000

Nigel Bradham +20000

Mychal Kendricks +20000

Patrick Robinson +20000

Brandon Graham +20000

Jalen Mills +20000

Rodney McLeod +20000

Ronald Darby +20000

Corey Graham +20000

Kyle Van Noy +20000

Trey Flowers +20000

Lawrence Guy +20000

Ricky Jean Francois +20000

Trey Burton +20000

Field +2000

Will There Be an Odd or Even Total Number of Points?

Even -105

Odd -125

Who Scores the First Touchdown?

Rob Gronkowski (NE) +750

Brandin Cooks (NE) +900

Danny Amendola (NE) +1000

Dion Lewis (NE) +1000

Zach Ertz (PHI) +1000

Alshon Jeffery (PHI) +1200

Jay Ajayi (PHI) +1200

Chris Hogan (NE) +1400

James White (NE) +1400

Rex Burkhead (NE) +1400

LeGarrette Blount (PHI) +1400

Nelson Agholor (PHI) +1600

Corey Clement (PHI) +1800

Torrey Smith (PHI) +1800

Tom Brady (NE) +2500

Nick Foles (PHI) +3300

No Touchdown Scorer +7500

Any Other Touchdown Scorer +400

How Many Yards For the Longest Touchdown?

Over 43.5 -115

Under 43.5 -115

Who Scores the Longest Touchdown?

Eagles +115

Patriots -145

*More props, including additional player-specific props, are available at OddsShark.

Bets to Target

How Long Will Pink Take to Sing the National Anthem?

There are few bigger 50-50 calls for those looking to gamble on prop bets than the length of the national anthem, but bettors at least have some information to fall back on.

This year's line of two minutes is particularly tricky considering Stephen Campbell of OddsShark noted the average length of the last 12 national anthems is one minute, 58.6 seconds.

However, Pete Blackburn of CBS Sports pointed out four of the last five anthems went over two minutes. Blackburn also acknowledged "Pink's tendency to belt out lengthier tunes," suggesting the over is in play.

The thought here is Pink will continue the trend of national anthem singers savoring the spotlight and go over two minutes, especially as a Pennsylvania native with the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sing the song before a Super Bowl featuring the local in-state team.

Look for the stretch of longer anthems to continue on Sunday and target the over.

Will the Team That Scores First Win?

This is included here as an opportunity for gamblers to play the odds a bit. While it would follow the team that scored first would win the game, both the Patriots and the Eagles have the weapons to engineer a comeback should they fall behind early.

Philadelphia allowed the Minnesota Vikings to score first in the NFC Championship Game and proceeded to score 38 unanswered points for a blowout victory. It is not difficult to envision the Eagles falling behind again and then unleashing an aerial attack with Alshon Jeffery, Torrey Smith and Zach Ertz in a comeback effort.

Few football fans need to be reminded of the Patriots' comeback chops after they overcame a 28-3 deficit against the Atlanta Falcons in last year's Super Bowl. They also found themselves behind by double digits in the AFC Championship Game against the Jacksonville Jaguars before mounting a fourth-quarter comeback.

Tom Brady is arguably the greatest quarterback of all time and coming back from an initial deficit Sunday is well within his wheelhouse.

Go with the better odds on this one and say the team that scores first will not win the Super Bowl.

Super Bowl MVP

The thought here is the Patriots will win the game, and that has almost always been a formula for a Brady MVP. After all, he has five Super Bowl rings already and was the MVP in four of them, which stands as an all-time NFL record ahead of Joe Montana's three.

Quarterbacks are historically the smart choice as well, as Nate Peterson of CBS Sports noted the position has captured 28 Super Bowl MVPs compared to just 10 for all defensive players to ever lace it up in a Super Bowl.

The Patriots don't have the workhorse running back who would figure to take significant statistical yardage away from Brady considering nobody on the team ran for more than 900 yards in 2017. What's more, any yardage and touchdown catches from receivers will also show up in Brady's box score.

While Philadelphia's defense looked strong in its two playoff wins, Brady is fresh off 290 passing yards and two touchdowns against the league's top-ranked secondary in Jacksonville. Exploiting the Eagles defensive backs—that ranked 17th in the league in passing yards allowed during the regular season—won't be an issue. 

Go with the favorite here and assume Brady will be MVP.