All the Super Bowl 55 Broadcast Props Available – Commercials, Word Said First, Player Shown First and More

• Super Bowl 55 is set for Sunday, February 7 and will be broadcast by CBS
• The Super Bowl broadcast props are often some of the most fun and creative
• See all the broadcast props available for Super Bowl 55 and our best bets below

If there’s one thing the Super Bowl’s known for — aside from, well, football — it’s commercials. This year is no exception to the frenzy-fawn for ad space we regularly see along with the big game itself. Though, it seems all the newness brought on by our lockdown days has us yearning for answers beyond our habitual wagers — like your good ol’ basic bets on the game.

Bettors are eager to know which words will be said first or even who’ll be the first person shown on whichever screen through which you’ll portal your way in. And if you don’t already know what a TikTok Tailgate is, don’t fret my pet, no one did until they made it up for this year’s virtual pregame event and they did it for the true champs of this year (hint: they’re up against a tougher rival than a foosball team, Bobby Boucher).

Super Bowl 55 Commercial Props

Wedged in between the flags and huts and drives up the middle, ad buyers will be jockeying for our eyes and dollars with DoorDash and E-Trade and WeatherTech promos. Will they cater to the times, tucking mask strings around their characters’ ears or even go so far as to shape an ad with Covid at its center?

If it’s true that drilling a point (like wearing a mask) into our awareness (of wearing masks) may be most prominently shaped by repetition, repetition, repetition, then, lord, I hope so, though it seems my own hopes are running alongside the underdog (in which case, this is your commercial spouting: “wear a mask”).

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Chips, food and candy will be up-front and centre (on my coffee table) since vegging out is nothing new but most definitely heightened (at least on my couch) with the increasing amount of proximity to our cushions and cupboards, and I, for one, would gladly put money behind hearing Daveed Diggs sing to me on my couch or anywhere, anytime, please let him sing more — that voice!

The much needed conversation about race is also tucked into the tables, tallying odds as to which will be presented with the first baby shown in Huggies’ advert when they spot their piece in the second quarter of the broadcast, as the first ever diaper brand to join the SB ad run.

If odds turn true and Huggies lets go of the chance to set out with anything but white, it’ll leave room to wonder just how much of the conversation around that table of arbiters included time for listening to humanity’s ongoing cry for equal representation.

First Word Said Props

And then we’ve got some “said first” props with more than just two options.

More Said First Props

When it comes to first words of first stories, God (translate at will) had the first, so we’re all rather obsessed with the power that lies therein. So, hit us with it, SBLV, what’ll it be? Masks? Groins? Something about Tom Brady’s age or number of SBs he’s tucking under his football belt (do those nylon pants have belts? draw strings?) or, dare we hit up the c-words that shaped most if not all of 2020? Oh, yes, 2020, the number itself, made the list, still tagging right alongside our fresh string of digits that are supposed to infuse us with hope: 2021.

Though, both numbers are hovering around the same odds, so perhaps your choice will say more about your outlook on the upcoming year than its reflection of your pocketbook flow.

Will __ Be Said Props

That said, while I’m talkin’ words, I’d be skirting the queen of the issue were I not to address first-ever-named National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman, who breathed an air of the intrinsic democracy of life back into those who took in her deliverance of “The Hill We Climb” — her self-penned poem — at President Joe Biden’s inauguration.

Naturally, it follows that the power of her first uttered word is on the table for wagering enthusiasts, as she steps into the Super Bowl’s spotlight to read yet another original piece. The Bucs, the Chiefs, and the conjectural ‘hero’ itself — they’re all in the running to be the first word out of Gorman’s mouth.

The @NFL has named three community leaders as honorary Super Bowl captains, and @TheAmandaGorman will be performing an original poem in their honor.

First on @CBSThisMorning, @BojorquezCBS spoke with Suzie Dorner, Trimaine Davis & James Martin ahead of the big game. #SB55 🏈 pic.twitter.com/Y5E0mD1fFJ

— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) January 27, 2021

While ‘Chiefs’ seems to have more sway from Gorman, the books are keeping both team names even-keeled for that first said by President Joe Biden. Are they painting him too politically correct? Or do they instead suppose his power to paint the future of politics wanders not into the territory of athletics?

Regardless, the country’s new President will follow course with the traditional sit-down interview with CBS before the game’s commence, and the likelihood of him diving straight into realms of impeachment or even pandemic are thinner, though they do scratch the board.

First Person Shown/Mentioned Props

What then sayeth us — whilst the books be proppin’ Biden’s words up against one another — about the man himself? After all, once the good lord was finished with Word, he moved onto clayin’ up Adam and Eve. That’s how people popped up next, right? This is how the bible goes, yeah? Who can never be sure.

It’s Biden we’re concerned with here… at least until the game starts. We’ll keep our attention on him so long as the cameras do, and then we’re more likely to be perfectly fine if he moseys on back to the White House to do White Houserly things that would have his name interrupting our game not (or at least less than once).

Honestly, if the new administration brings in nothing but boring politics that aren’t juiced up on disrupting every single media source, kumbaya kids. I’ll happily put my money behind that. Let us play ball.

Other Mentioned/Shown First Odds

But Biden’s not the only person we’ll be watching before we move downfield. The NFL is upholding a few in particular with its announcement of lauding three honorary captains of the hero variety; Nurse manager Suzie Dorner, educator Trimaine Davis, and Marine veteran James Martin will be in prominent appearance for the coin toss, as was announced by Commissioner Roger Goodell, who also mentioned the treasured trio was selected to embody the NFL’s message this season: “It Takes All of Us” — a team mentality we’ve sorely missed.

Goodell knows the kicker is, we’re all playing a greater game on a larger field with higher stakes; scrimmaging for prizes more unifying than a ring, contending for a trophy that sits not on a shelf but pours life-force between us, one cup to another, to keep our hearts pumping, keeping us going, beat by beat, inch by inch, so that we may stay to play another day.

“…keeping us going, beat by beat, inch by inch, so that we may stay to play another day.”

And so the NFL has invited 7,500 vaccinated healthcare workers to attend the game, in a move that endorses a message of the pertinence to vaccinate and aligns with the precedent to put the beyond-deserving frontline workers first.

TikTok Tailgate Props

Don’t worry, the league won’t be forcing the front-line stars to put on the pregame show — they’ll have those other professionals, too. TikTok professionals. Just kidding. They’ll have ones forged from the traditional fires of entertainment. I would not be able to name you one, let alone describe the profession of, a TikTok “artist.”

But I can tell you the social media Brobdingnagian teamed up with the sports mogul for the team-force live pre-game show taking place at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay, February 7th, letting us at least bet on Miley Cyrus’ hair hue.

Odds on Miley Cyrus’ Hair Color

As its headliner, pop-star Miley will be taking us toward kickoff with this year’s pregame event and we’re already placing money on whether or not parts of her body will be seen (and by we, I mean, for sure, my editor does not want me to spend 200 words on tact but Miley’s just the start, so buckle up, boss)!

Oh, what’s in a body part… that part of which is covered by any other skin would still just be skin, though perchance stretched across fattier parts of the bod, and is it only me who is confused as to how many sides to this political fence are très bien passé?

Don’t get me wrong, I’m here for the Pussy Hats and the Bad Bitches and Slut Marches and the taking back whatever word and body-flaunt we thought was our toy to play with in the first place but, like, has anyone asked Miley if she’s cool with putting some of her body parts on our revolving ruckus of Russian Roulette?

If Miley wants her side-boob seen, pow👏🏽er👏🏽 to👏🏽 her👏🏽. I just think we should leave this power in her hands. (Or, you know, wherever she keeps her power. Again, up to her.)

“If Miley wants her side-boob seen, pow👏🏽er👏🏽 to👏🏽 her👏🏽.”

How about the likelihood of just any player at all slapping Sarah Thomas on the butt? Let’s pick this one apart, shall we? (Sorry-not for word choice that likely made any mental butt images seem grosser ‘cause whose fault is it really — mine with my words, yours with your visualizations, or Thomas for having a butt?)

My bone: the contention therein lies, good sir/madame, whence we objectify a woman’s — no. I do not need to explain why there seems to continues be an issue at large in the (still overwhelmingly “Old Boy’s Club” of a) sports/betting/sports-betting industry. When the books are drawing our attention to what we’re both now suffering through with my babble, it’s time to wonder not how the odds will shake out here but what you are fostering here.

Though, I’m leaving this prop in because c’est mon space to go off, Ol’ Boys! Change ya’ books! Check ya’self! Before ya wreck ya’self by being found and tried by CBS after they find and dislike their association with you in this article. It’s time. Woof.

.@mileycyrus will be at Super Bowl LV to perform at the first-ever #TikTokTailgate – the NFL’s pregame event for the 7,500 vaccinated health care heroes who have been invited to attend #SBLV

Join the tailgate FEB 7 at 2:30 PM ET on @tiktok_us & @CBS! pic.twitter.com/oMkQnnwBEM

— NFL (@NFL) January 24, 2021

But, hey, let’s play the devil’s advocate that lives on the extreme edge of hyperbole and say we could just as well deem it inappropriate to bet on what Buccaneers’ QB Tom Brady’s going to do with certain parts of his body. Sure, he’s been putting it on athletic display for the past all-of-his-life, but does that mean he’s asking for it? dressed for it? Sendin’ the signals?

OK. The prop’s about a high-five — him giving not getting one, to be precise. Not the same as getting a butt-slap or a boob-ogle.

Am I being facetious with my analogies? Honestly, I can’t tell anymore. Just wanted to go to Deep Talk Town and may have turned left too many times at Emotions. Gladly show myself out when not loomed by pandemic.

Fans will be able to relive the @Pepsi Super Bowl LV Halftime show w/ @TheWeeknd, the National Anthem w/ @ericchurch & @jsullivanmusic and America the Beautiful w/ @hermusicx after their performances! Pre-Save the live visual album now: https://t.co/wb9yMShrSx #SBLV pic.twitter.com/T63kBWQXbZ

— NFL (@NFL) February 5, 2021

Regardless. It’s a no. No high-five from Brady. That’s what them books say. So, who’s the bad guy now, un-fun Brady? So long as we’re betting on bodily things, potentially safer ones may be made with Miley’s hair likely blonde. Hair to save the day (and rant).

Grammy-winner The Weeknd will be among the slew of other celebs tagging alongside Cyrus for some surely missed stage play, as well as country singer Erich Church and songwriter Jazmine Sullivan, who’ll duo their way through the “Star-Spangled Banner,” and H.E.R. with her rendition of “America the Beautiful.” Catch the entire virtual experience ahead of the pigskin showdown as @NFL streams it in full on TikTok at 2:30 p.m. EST.

Other Broadcast Props

Once 6:30 p.m. hits, Brady can pass along a thanks to the world’s most renown supermodel Gisele Bundchen and her presence for prospecting more eyeballs swiveled towards the game since, well, he married her and she is supportive.

But just how much can we bet game camera-men and -femmes will harness her magnetism with their frames to hold onto that viewership? It seems we’re measuring the odds in half times (get it?) and she’ll likely hit your screen upwards of three times those halves (see table to avoid my way of making math fun).

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But what about Brady’s former mistress? I mean by that, of course, the Patriots — the team with which Brady spent the first twenty seasons of his football career. We’re bound to hear about them, given that the drop of his name alone must conjure the ghost of the Flying Elvis. Props are pointing to less than twice, a closely figured rival for the mentions of Brady’s longer-contracted wife.

Et en fin, my fair readers, the game’s nearly afoot! If you’re looking to bet on the most-ready-to-rumble-of-all, safe to say this article itself nominates me.

Pick: Wear a mask, playas! 😘🏈🏆

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