The most intense moment of the game before the actual game starts. Some gamblers love to take that 50-50 shot on which team will win the coin toss, but there's really no strategic way to figuring out whether the Broncos or Seahawks will win this one.
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Just like picking which team will win the coin toss, selecting heads or tails is a 50-50 shot--so best of luck to anyone who decides to give this prop bet a shot.
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With Denver having the league's No. 1 ranked offense, you would expect at least some points to be scored in the first few minutes. Unfortunately for Manning and company, they'll be facing off against the league's top defense in Seattle--which makes this prop bet even more interesting.
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It should be no surprise to see the Broncos listed as the favorites to score first--they do have the league's No. 1 ranked offense.
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With all of the weapons on the Broncos' offense, it's tempting to go with touchdown on this one--but it's also an easy win if either team settles for a field goal.
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With the way these two teams score points, 44.5 seems like a low numbers--especially with Marshawn Lynch lining up in the backfield for the Seahawks.
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Whether you like it or not, there's going to be plenty of comparisons between Peyton Manning looking to win his second Super Bowl so he can be caught up with his brother, Eli Manning.
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If you've been watching the NFL playoffs over the last couple of weeks, you've seen the high amount of commercials for Bruno Mars playing at the Super Bowl halftime show. Just wait until the first half of the actual game--chances are that number will a whole new level.
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After playing a key role in the Seahawks clinching the NFC Championship against the San Francisco 49ers, Richard Sherman has been quite the popular topic and will continue to be a popular topic leading up to the Super Bowl. Sherman has made quite the name for himself as arguably the league's top cornerback over the last couple of years and he'll be all over the Broncos wide receivers on defense.
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It's easy to go with selecting a player like Peyton Manning (8:5) or Russell Wilson (13/4) to win MVP of the Super Bowl, but the payout could be worth it if a wild card player like Montee Ball (50:1) or Steven Hauschka (100:1) wins the award.
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The last time the Broncos won a Super Bowl was over 15 years ago--when John Elway was their quarterback. Now that he's played a big role in helping Denver return to the big show, expect to hear Elway's name plenty of times during the Super Bowl.
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