Every Super Bowl Broadcast Prop – Commercials, Announcers and More

• Super Bowl 56 kicks off Sunday, February 13th from Los Angeles, with NBC providing the broadcast coverage
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• Read on for all the broadcast props available for Super Bowl 56 and our best bets below

Let’s face it. A large number of Sunday’s Super Bowl audience won’t have the slightest interest in football. They’ll be tuning in for everything else that comes along with the Super Bowl broadcast.

The great thing about the spectacle, otherwise known as the biggest sporting event of the year in North America, is that it has something for everyone.

The same goes for wagering on Super Bowl Sunday. Below are a list of fun broadcast props for entertainment purposes, which allows everyone in your free Super Bowl contests to get it on the action. See odds on everything from which celebrity will be shown first, to how many babies will be featured in the commercials, and everything else in between.

Check out some of our favorite broadcast props below, plus a few wagers to target to make your Super Bowl viewing experience even more exhilarating.

Commercial Props | First Shown/Mentioned Props | Other Broadcast Props

Commercial Props

All odds as of February 6th

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The commercials featured in the big game will arguably draw more interest worldwide than the final result of the Rams vs Bengals matchup. If you’re looking for a fun commercial prop to sweat, with a similar price tag to LA in the Super Bowl odds, bet on Crypto.com to be the first cryptocurrency company to have their ad shown.

Crypto.com just signed a $700 million deal to take over the naming rights of the LA Lakers and Clippers building from Staples on Christmas Day, and has been flooding the market with Matt Damon commercials leading up to Sunday’s game. Granted, the Damon ads are not generating a whole lot of popular buzz, but as the old saying goes “no press is bad press”.

That’s not to say FTX isn’t a major player in the crypto space, because they certainly are. They recently bought the naming rights to the Miami Heat’s arena, and have rolled out multiple ads over the past few months featuring Tom Brady.

https://youtu.be/uymLJoKFlW8

Still, Crypto.com is making more headlines lately, and with the commitment they just made to LA, the Super Bowl host city, they’ll be featured first.

Pick: Crypto.com First Crypto Company Commercial Shown (-225)

First Shown/Mentioned Props

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re well aware that Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase were teammates at LSU. Burrow and Chase gave SEC secondaries nightmares in 2019, and have been doing the same to NFL defensive backs this season.

All 20 of Joe Burrow & Ja’Marr Chase’s TD connections from their 2019 season at LSU@JoeyB @Real10jayy__ pic.twitter.com/SqUKn4v4Mm

— SEC Football Vids (@SECFootballVids) January 31, 2022

They combined for 81 catches, 1,455 yards and 13 touchdowns in the regular season. Their unmatched connection, which they forged at LSU will certainly be brought up early, and well before any Ohio State mention on the broadcast.

Urban Meyer made it clear to Joe Burrow that he would not be starting over Dwayne Haskins at Ohio State.

That led Burrow to LSU, where he found Ja’Marr Chase…and a national Championship.

Now they’re both headed to the Super Bowl. pic.twitter.com/jaywxiK1bG

— Religion of Sports (@religionofsport) January 30, 2022

If I were handicapping how many times LSU is brought up on Sunday before Ohio State I’d make the line 1.5, which is the same number the Chiefs were favored by versus the 49ers two years ago in the Super Bowl point spread history.

Pick: LSU to be Mentioned Before Ohio State (-200)

Other Broadcast Props

They don’t call him Smoking Joe for nothing folks. The Bengals QB has made a habit of smoking a cigar after a big win, and if Cincy pulls off the upset on Sunday, chances are Burrow will be lighting up again.

What will Joe Burrow's Super Bowl celebration be? Here's what he told ESPN: "Every time I win some kind of title I'm gonna smoke a cigar… So hopefully I can smoke another one next Sunday." #Bengals

— Brandon Saho (@BrandonSaho) February 6, 2022

Of course this prop hinges not only on the broadcast actually showing him with a cigar in his mouth, but also the Bengals winning the game. Cincy is a 4.5-point underdog against LA, but the odds were also stacked against Burrow in the AFC Championship Game in KC and didn’t seem to matter.

The last playoff game Joe Burrow played in pic.twitter.com/tgqFAzO4hd

— Not Zac Taylor (@NotZacTaylor) January 11, 2022

+600 is too good of a price to pass up, especially since we could get another epic video like the one above.

Pick: Joe Burrow Shown Smoking a Cigar (+600)

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