Super Bowl 56 Game Props – Odds on Winning Margin, First Scoring Play, Total TDs and More
- Los Angeles Rams vs the Cincinnati Bengals game props have been released
- There’s a Super Bowl prop for everything from winning margin to first scoring play
- Read below to find out where the betting value lies in the Super Bowl 56 game props
We’re getting closer to kickoff for Super Bowl 56 which features the LA Rams vs Cincinnati Bengals and there are bets on bets on bets for you to make!
The Rams are moneyline favorites in the 2022 Super Bowl odds and there are numerous Super Bowl betting bonuses for bettors all over America to take advantage of.
Below, see game props between LA and Cincy — everything from scoring to sacks, winning margin to two-point conversions.
Click below to jump to the section you’re most interested in. (If you’re looking for bets on Joe Burrow, Matt Stafford and other stars, specifically, you’ll want to check out our Super Bowl player props.)
Touchdown | Score | Gameplay | Kicking | Race to X | Halftime / Full-Time | Winning Margin
Super Bowl 56 Touchdown Props
| Prop | Over Odds | Under Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Total TD | 5.5 (-115) | 5.5 (-115) |
| Total Yards of Longest TD | 42.5 (-115) | 42.5 (-115) |
| Total Yards of Shortest TD | 1.5 (+105) | 1.5 (-135) |
| Total Yards 1st TD | 7.5 (-105) | 7.5 (-120) |
| Total TD Passes | 3.5 (-175) | 3.5 (+130) |
| Bengals Total TD | 2.5 (-105) | 4.5 (-135) |
| Rams Total TD | 3.5 (+150) | 3.5 (-200) |
| Prop | Yes Odds | No Odds |
| Each Team to Score 1 TD in Each Half | +135 | -175 |
| Either Team to Score Opening Drive TD | +114 | -138 |
| Both Teams to Score Opening Drive TD | +1120 | -1800 |
| Both Teams to Score 2+ TD | -190 | +135 |
| Both Teams to Score 3+ TD | +300 | -250 |
| Special Team or Defensive Touchdown Scored | +225 | -300 |
All odds taken Feb. 2nd from DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars Sportsbook.
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Rams vs Bengals Total TD Passes
Despite the fact the Rams have averaged 28 points per game in these playoffs, it’s been their ability to mix the run and the pass which has allowed them to unlock the best of Matt Stafford.
He’s thrown two TDs in each of Los Angeles’ three playoff games. Most importantly, he’s thrown just a single pick, after throwing eight in his final four regular season games. Pencil him in for the usual here.
🎥 ODELL. BECKHAM. JUNIOR. !@obj marque son 1er TD en playoffs sur cette passe de Matthew Stafford ! #RamsHouse
📺 @beinsports_FR 1 #NFLextra
💻 NFL Game Pass pic.twitter.com/PLrAv09taB— NFL France (@NFLFrance) January 18, 2022
As for Joe Burrow, he’s thrown for two scores in two games, and was held off the board in the Divisional Playoff against the Titans.
It’s not normal to envision a second-year pivot being able to rise to the occasion, especially on the biggest platform in the NFL, but that’s where we are with the unflappable Joe Cool.
He’s going to need to put up points to keep the Bengals in it, and considering the Rams are surrendering just 54 yards per game on the ground in the playoffs, he’s going to have to let it fly.
Even though the Super Bowl odds history shows that Sunday’s game total (48.5) is the lowest in the past seven years, take over 3.5 TD passes.
Pick: Over 3.5 Total TD passes (-175)
Rams vs Bengals Score Props
| Prop | TD | FG |
|---|---|---|
| First Scoring Play | -200 | +165 |
| Prop | Odd | Even |
| Total Points | -120 | +100 |
| Prop | Over Odds | Under Odds |
| Highest Scoring Quarter Combined Points | 20.5 (+118) | 20.5 (-142) |
| Lowest Scoring Quarter Combined Points | 5.5 (-116) | 5.5 (-106) |
| Prop | Yes Odds | No Odds |
| Either Team to Score Three Straight Times | -240 | +195 |
| Either Team to Score in Final 2 Minutes of 1st Half | -300 | +240 |
| Will the Team to Score First Win the Game? | -200 | +140 |
| Either Team to Record a Safety | +750 | -2000 |
| Either Team to Use All 6 Timeouts in Regulation | +180 | -220 |
| Either Team to Have Successful 2-Point Conversion | +250 | -360 |
| Game To Go Into Overtime | +900 | -5000 |
| Either Team to Score on First Offensive Play | +4300 | -7000 |
| Both Teams to Lead in 1st Half | +144 | -178 |
| Both Teams to Lead in 2nd Half | +158 | -194 |
| Both Teams to Lead in 4th Quarter | +280 | -380 |
| Prop | Rams Odds | Bengals Odds |
| Team to Score First | -130 | +108 |
| Team to Score Last | -130 | +100 |
| Longest Drive (Yards) Resulting in TD | -120 | +100 |
| Longest Drive (Yards) Resulting in FG | -110 | -110 |
| 1st Drive Field Goal | +450 | -800 |
| Offensive Score on 1st Drive | +150 | -200 |
Fourth Quarter Super Bowl Drama
While the Rams have been to the Super Bowl within the last five years (a 13-3 loss to the Patriots in 2019), both quarterbacks are in uncharted territory in their postseason careers.
The Rams, of course, found themselves down by 10 in the second half to the 49ers in the NFC Championship, eventually catching and passing them, hanging on for a 20-17 win.
JA’MARR CHASE!!! TIE GAME pic.twitter.com/QMhKqsdgqs
— Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) January 30, 2022
Cincinnati was tied in their game with the Chiefs in the AFC title game, and though KC didn’t hold the lead, there’s a chance we could be in for a similar, close game with two teams unfamiliar with closing out a Super Bowl. Love the plus odds on this one.
Pick: Both teams to lead in 4th Quarter (+280)
Super Bowl Gameplay Props
| Prop | Over Odds | Under Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Total Yards | 769.5 (-115) | 769.5 (-115) |
| Total Pass Attempts | 76.5 (-110) | 76.5 (-125) |
| Total Pass Completions | 50.5 (-115) | 50.5 (-110) |
| Total Pass Yards | 565.5 (-110) | 565.5 (-120) |
| Total Rush Attempts | 48.5 (+105) | 48.5 (-140) |
| Total Rush Yards | 210.5 (+136) | 210.5 (-174) |
| Total First Downs | 41.5 (-106) | 41.5 (-116) |
| Total Yards of Longest Drive | 82.5 (-120) | 82.5 (+100) |
| Total Sacks | 5.5 (-115) | 5.5 (-115) |
| Total Interceptions | 1.5 (-130) | 1.5 (+100) |
| Total Turnovers | 2.5 (-135) | 2.5 (+110) |
| Total Offensive Plays | 128.5 (-115) | 128.5 (-115) |
| Total 3rd Down Conversions | 10.5 (-160) | 10.5 (-105) |
| Total 4th Down Conversions | 0.5 (-330) | 0.5 (+235) |
| Prop | Rams Odds | Bengals Odds |
| Most First Downs | -160 | +130 |
| Most Sacks | -230 | +175 |
| Team to Record 1st Sack | -210 | +160 |
| First Team to Use Coach Challenge | -115 | -115 |
| Prop | Yes Odds | No Odds |
| 1st Half Fumble Lost | +100 | -122 |
| 2nd Half Fumble Lost | +108 | -132 |
Longest Drive of Super Bowl 56
Los Angeles playoff games have only had one drive — for or against — that has gone over this total in 26 scoring drives. Against the 49ers, the Rams went for a mammoth 18-play, 97-yard drive to open the game with a Cooper Kupp TD catch. Everything else has gone under the total.
Stafford ➡️ Kupp = TD!pic.twitter.com/M1PwQG2LGZ
— HTE Clutch (@HTEclutch) January 31, 2022
There have been 29 scoring drives in Cincinnati playoff games. The closest they’ve come to passing this total was a 12-play, 82-yard drive ending in a Tyler Boyd TD. However, they have surrendered three drives for scores over this total.
Let’s play the percentages on this one, gang.
Pick: Total Yards of Longest Drive Under 82.5 yards (+100)
SB 56 Kicking Props
| Prop | Over Odds | Under Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Total Made FG | 3.5 (+105) | 3.5 (-140) |
| Total Yards of Longest Made FG | 47.5 (-110) | 47.5 (-125) |
| Total Yards of Shortest Made FG | 27.5 (-115) | 27.5 (-115) |
| Total Yardage of All Made FG | 124.5 (-115) | 124.5 (-110) |
| Total Punts | 6.5 (-125) | 6.5 (-105) |
| Total Kickoffs | 10.5 (-120) | 10.5 (-110) |
| Prop | Yes Odds | No Odds |
| Either Team to Miss an Extra Point | +250 | -320 |
| Punt Resulting in Touchback | +240 | -340 |
| Opening Kickoff Touchback | -154 | +120 |
| Opening Kickoff for TD | +8000 | -20000 |
| Punt Returned for Touchdown | +1400 | -3500 |
| Prop | Rams Odds | Bengals Odds |
| Shortest FG Made | -115 | -115 |
| Longest FG Made | -115 | -115 |
| Team to Punt First | +100 | -130 |
McPherson Kicks Bengals to Success
Perhaps one of the best stories of the Super Bowl is rookie kicker Evan McPherson. A fifth-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, he’s been automatic in the playoffs, drilling 12 of 12 field goals, including three from 50+ and two from 40+.
Matt Gay’s longest field goal of these playoffs is from 46, and he’s 3-for-5 on kicks from 40+, with just one attempt from 50, which he missed.
Pick: Bengals Longest FG made (-115)
Super Bowl 56 First to X Points Props
| Prop | Rams Odds | Bengals Odds | Tie Odds (Neither Team Reaches) |
|---|---|---|---|
| First to 15 Points | -170 | +130 | +3000 |
| First to 20 Points | -160 | +180 | +950 |
| First to 25 points | +100 | +280 | +235 |
Rams First to 20 Points
To me, this registers to a toss-up as much as any other wager on the board.
Both Los Angeles and Cincinnati reached 15 points first in each of their first two playoff games, with both teams falling behind in the Conference Championship round.
Joe Burrow keeps the play alive and finds Tyler Boyd for a score 🤩
Bengals (-6) rolling late 1H
✅ Burrow o1.5 TD (-170)
✅ Boyd any TD (+190)#LVvsCIN #RuleTheJungle
pic.twitter.com/C2Av4sw9FY— SportsBettingDime (@SBD) January 15, 2022
The Rams have the extra gear here, offensively, though, in this small playoff sample. They’ve reached 20 first in all of their playoff games, while the Bengals were only able to do that against the Raiders in the Wild Card Round.
Pick: Rams First to 20 Points (-160)
Super Bowl Halftime / Full-Time Result Odds
| Result | Odds |
|---|---|
| Rams / Rams | +120 |
| Rams / Bengals | +900 |
| Rams / Tie | +4000 |
| Tie / Rams | +1400 |
| Tie / Tie | +5000 |
| Bengals / Bengals | +275 |
| Bengals / Rams | +550 |
| Bengals / Tie | +4000 |
| Tie / Bengals | +2200 |
Home Building Advantage Rams?
Even though the Rams are listed as the home team in their own building, they’ll definitely be having those home side vibes in the building. While they’ve shown the ability to come back, they’ve been pretty fast starters, taking the lead in all three playoff games this season.
This is not to say they’re a wire-to-wire selection. Tampa wiped out a 27-3 deficit to tie it at 27, and they fell behind 17-7 to the 49ers after opening the scoring.
The final TD pass of Tom Brady’s career
Rocket to Mike Evans on Jalen Ramsey 👀 pic.twitter.com/yhBQPBu97d
— PFF Fantasy Football (@PFF_Fantasy) February 1, 2022
The Bengals started down in two of three games these playoffs, but they quickly erased a 3-0 deficit to the Titans and needed three quarters to pull even with the Chiefs.
Pick: Rams-Rams Halftime / Full-Time Result (+120)
Winning Margin Odds for Super Bowl
| Result | Odds |
|---|---|
| Rams to Win by 1-6 | +300 |
| Rams to Win by 7-12 | +360 |
| Rams to Win by 13-18 | +525 |
| Rams to Win by 19-24 | +1000 |
| Rams to Win by 25-30 | +1800 |
| Rams to Win by 31-36 | +3500 |
| Rams to Win by 37-42 | +10000 |
| Rams to Win by 43 or More | +10000 |
| Bengals to Win by 1-6 | +375 |
| Bengals to Win by 7-12 | +625 |
| Bengals to Win by 13-18 | +1300 |
| Bengals to Win by 19-24 | +2800 |
| Bengals to Win by 25-30 | +8000 |
| Bengals to Win by 31-36 | +10000 |
| Bengals to Win by 37-42 | +10000 |
| Bengals to Win by 43 or More | +10000 |
Los Angeles’ Winning Margin
Save for a blowout win over the Cardinals, every single game the Rams and Bengals have played has ended in a one-possession result.
While conventional wisdom would have you betting against young pivot Burrow struggling against a veteran and star-laden roster, I don’t seem them getting blown out.
In fact, I expect this one to stick to the usual playoff script.
Pick: Rams to Win by 1-6 (+300)
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