The Most Fun Super Bowl Prop Bets You Can Make This Year

The Super Bowl is notoriously the best event in sports to bet on. 

You can always just bet on the spread or total, but what makes the Super Bowl great is that they offer bets you’ll never find any other week of the year. With that in mind, I’ve found a few of the most fun bets you can have on this year's big game.

Total Players to Have a Pass Attempt: o2.5 +160

This play is a must bet in every Super Bowl. Coaches have been waiting all season long to break out a trick play, and we’ve seen this bet hit in three out of the last four Super Bowls. Essentially your betting on a blowout, injury, or tick play. Last season, Kenny Pickett was able to cash this play because the game wasn’t close.

I wouldn’t be shocked to see Patriots head coach, Mike Vrabel, pull out a trick play, or for this game to end in a blowout. I love the Seahawks in this one, so you have the chance of seeing them put Drew Lock in the game.

Rashid Shaheed Fastest Speed While Carrying the Ball: o19.5 MPH +120

New England’s defense has looked elite in the postseason. In order for Seattle to break through in this game, Rashid Shaheed is going to have to try to get open downfield. I think the Seahawks will take at least two downfield shots at Shaheed, and if they connect, this bet will cash.

However, the easiest way for this bet to cash is through the ground game. Shaheed would be running at full speed on a jet sweep, and he’s had three carries through two playoff games for Seattle. Shaheed has reached nearly 22 MPH this season, so if he gets involved at all in Seattle's offense, this bet will be a no-doubter.

Drake Maye to have 100+ Passing Yards in Any Quarter +150 (Darnold also +150)

Earlier in this article, I talked about how much I love Seattle in this game. Because of that, I believe the Patriots will find themselves behind in this one, where Drake Maye will have to air it out to give them any chance to come back.

Not only that, but this will also hedge my Seattle winning bet. If Maye throws for over 100 yards in either quarter in the first half, the Seahawks might be in more trouble than I expected. I think the Seahawks' defense is too good to allow that to happen, but if the backups are in late in the game, they might give up some chunk plays as New England tries to air it out. Sam Darnold has 100+ passing yards in any quarter at +150, and I don’t think that’s a bad bet either.