Super Bowl 52: Over/Under Line, Odds Predictions for Eagles vs. Patriots

Here we go, everyone. We're just days away from Super Bowl LII on Sunday, February 4—the day your favorite NFL teams have strived for all season long.

For New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles fans, you've been through a heck of a year, and your teams deserve congratulations.

However, in every game, there is a favorite and there is an underdog.

For the Eagles, they're used to being the underdogs—so much so that they are wearing dog masks after games and even during media interviews.

So, you guessed it, the Patriots are favorites. It makes sense, as they are perennial contenders and it doesn't appear that quarterback Tom Brady is slowing down.

Below, we'll go over some TV info for the game, spread and over/under predictions and the latest buzz surrounding these two teams.

Super Bowl LII: Philadelphia Eagles vs. New England Patriots

What: Philadelphia Eagles vs. New England Patriots

Where: US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis

When: Sunday, Feb. 4

Time: 6:30 p.m. ET

National TV: NBC

Live Stream: NBCSports.com

Line: NE -4.5

Over/Under: 48

Prediction: New England, 28-24 over Philadelphia

Latest Buzz

Malcolm Butler "Good to Go" Despite Flu-Like Symptoms

According to Mike Reiss of ESPN, Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler is set to play in Super Bowl LII despite flu-like symptoms that delayed his arrival in Minneapolis to Tuesday—one day after the team arrived.

The symptoms made him visit the hospital and forced him to be a limited participant in practice on Wednesday.

"I wasn't there overnight, just took some visits to make sure I was OK. The training staff and coaches made sure that I was good to go before I made any moves," he said, per Reiss.

Butler has taken a backseat to fellow cornerback Stephon Gilmore in terms of production, but Butler will need to be on his A-game to take on an Eagles skill position group that consists of players like wide receivers Alshon Jeffery, Nelson Agholor and Torrey Smith and tight end Zach Ertz.

Rob Gronkowski Cleared From Concussion Protocol

There was never a doubt he was going to play in the biggest game of them all, but Rob Gronkowski is officially cleared from the concussion protocol, according to Jeremy Bergman of NFL.com.

There's no more need to panic, Brady's perennial go-to's head is feeling much better, and he's ready to take on the Eagles.

Now we'll get to see some (hopefully) entertaining comments during media days.

All odds are courtesy of OddsShark