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The trickiest point spread of Week 2 hails from the Miami Dolphins vs. New England Patriots game. Everybody and their brother is going to bet Miami because of their high scoring output against the Chargers last week.. Is that really the right move though? Get Keith’s Mia/NE SNF pick before placing your bets!

The Minnesota Vikings head east for a tough road game against the Philadelphia Eagles, who didn’t look so hot vs. the New England Patriots in Week 1. Get Loot’s Week 2 Min/Phi bet recommendation before placing your wagers!

Sportsbooks may be offering hundreds of proposition bets and that number possibly jumps to over 1000 when you consider the different versions, rules, and combinations that bettors can choose from. Keith Allen takes a look at 15 of his favorite online sportsbook prop bets and where you can bet them.

Not only has the Super Bowl prop bet menu grown exponentially since online sportsbooks came on the scene in the late 90s, but now also find big menus of bets on subcategories like the hundreds of ways you can bet on Tom Brady’s performance or all the ways you can bet on the Gatorade applied to a very cold head coach! Bovada Sportsbook, one of the biggest for prop betting has a nice menu as usual and Mike Mann has combed through them all to give us his top Super Bowl prop bet picks.

Julian Edelman continues to be Brady’s favorite target, and has at least 69 yards receiving in nine of his past ten games. With sixteen receptions this postseason he moved into second place all time in playoff receptions behind Jerry Rice and promises to be a focal point of the Patriots passing game against the Rams. But there is more involved in picking the Patriots than the obvious offensive weapon. Mike Mann breaks down why he is giving up the points and betting New England!

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57 is a lot of points for an NFL game but not when you consider the recent scores involving these two teams. Loot Levinson takes a close look at the Super Bowl over under total line of 57 and why he thinks betting on the under with your bookie is the value play. Read LL’s pick!

By the time Super Bowl Sunday is here, there will be more prop bets available than a single website can list. There are so many different ways to bet the big game that when we would ask the GM’s of online sportsbooks which team they needed to win, they would commonly say “it doesn’t matter because there is so much prop betting”. Today we take a look at one category of prop bet, quarterback props, while focusing on the Rams’ Jared Goff.

Over the course of the season, we see a lot of great things on the field on offense and defense. We’ve seen big plays from both teams all year. But it’s not a coincidence that the Patriots are in their third straight Super Bowl and are a perennial participant in this event. Have sportsbooks overvalued New England’s experience? Loot has his early Super Bowl prediction!

Kevin West breaks down the high scoring matchup and looks at some very interesting betting angles: “When I think NFL playoffs, I think New England Patriots. How can you not? They’ve been a mainstay in post-season play for as long as I can remember. Also in that picture in my mind, is Foxboro. The Pats seemingly always have home field advantage, don’t they? So leaves one to wonder how Belichick, Brady and Co. have fared away from home. The answer is somewhat shocking. They’re 3-4 both straight up and against the spread.” Does that make you think twice about backing the Pats? West gives his pick.