Every Super Bowl Broadcast Prop – Commercials, Announcers and More

• Super Bowl 57 kicks off Sunday, February 12th from Arizona, with FOX providing the broadcast coverage
• See a list of props that have nothing to do with what happens on the field
• Read on for all the Super Bowl broadcast props available for Super Bowl 57 and our best bets below

When it comes to the Super Bowl, the betting menu is just as large for things happening off the field as on the field. Want to bet on how long the National Anthem will be or whether the coin toss will be heads or tails? You can do that. Want to wager on which commercials will be shown first, or which celebrities are in attendance? You can do that as well.

Those last two options are broadcast-related props, and that’s where our focus is for this article. We have a ton of fun props that you and your friends can wager on this weekend during the big game to make the whole experience even more fun.

However, the majority of these props are for entertainment purposes only and cannot be bet on at legal sportsbooks.

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

Commercial Props

*SBD odds. These odds are for entertainment purposes only 

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Back to the Super Bowl broadcast props now. There’s a large portion of the Super Bowl audience who are only interested in seeing the latest commercials. That’s where our broadcast props betting card starts, as there’s a slam dunk wager sitting there for us.

There are a handful of companies that pony up the insane amount of money for a Super Bowl commercial year after year. This year, 30 seconds of air time sells for a cool $7 million. That’s $3 million more than just a decade ago.

In 2022, a Super Bowl commercial reached an average of 101,100,000 viewers, so at least these giant corporations are getting some bang for their buck.

Super Bowl commercial for Budweiser; give the Clydesdales a break.pic.twitter.com/0oGjZMl6KO

— Carol Abney, CPA (@ElectCarolAbney) January 31, 2023

Budweiser has produced 118 Super Bowl commercials since 1980, and they’re back this year with multiple productions.

The company is basically an American institution. It’s also the most commonly found beer in NFL stadiums across the league. They appeal to all Americans, especially the middle class and below, a group that makes up the largest portion of the Super Bowl audience.

Budweiser commercials are going to be played early and often on Sunday, and the first one will appear before any Heineken advertisement. Considering the Super Bowl is on Fox, the most American of all networks, it seems even less likely a European Beer would be showcased ahead of its US counterpart.

Pick: Budweiser Commercial to be Shown Before Heineken (-293)

First Shown/Mentioned Props

Miles Teller to be shown during the game comes in at +100 odds. Those are nearly the same you odds you can get for the Chiefs as +1.5 underdogs on the point spread.

Teller is going to be featured in one of the Budweiser Super Bowl commercials and is also a lifelong Eagles fan. He was at Super Bowl 52 when the Eagles upset the Patriots, and considering his fandom and commercial presence this year he’ll definitely find his way on screen.

Speaking of Super Bowl 52, Philly was catching 4.5 points in that contest. Their outright victory is tied for the largest by an underdog over the past 12 years per the Super Bowl point spread history.

Pick: Miles Teller to be Shown on Broadcast

Other Broadcast Props

Our last category features plenty of Andy Reid. The Chiefs’ head coach will get a ton of airtime on Sunday, as he’s trying to take down the team he spent 14 seasons coaching.

Reid is a larger-than-life figure, both in stature and personality. Two of his three broadcast props are borderline ridiculous, as it’s hard to imagine him either eating a cheeseburger on the field or donning a Hawaiian shirt. But hey, these props are just for entertainment purposes.

However, networks can’t resist showing the historical footage of him competing in the Punt/Pass and Kick contest as a youngster.

Never forget Andy Reid at 13 in the punt, pass, and kick contest
pic.twitter.com/dw9K53n0K2

— SGG Media (@SGG_hq) February 2, 2023

At 13, Reid towered over the competition and looked more like a full-grown adult than a teenager. It’s a clip that appears over and over again in games he’s coaching and it’s likely to show up one more time on Sunday.

You could bet on KC and Reid getting their second Super Bowl trophy in the last four seasons at +105 in the Super Bowl 57 odds. Or you could bet on arguably Reid’s most famous moment resurfacing.

Pick: Andy Reid’s Punt/Pass and Kick Clip to be Shown