Super Bowl National Anthem, Coin Toss Odds – How Long Will Chris Stapleton Take?
- Super Bowl 57 kicks off on Sunday, February 12th from State Farm Stadium in Arizona
- Country music star Chris Stapleton is set to sing the Star Spangled Banner
- See the Super Bowl National Anthem props and Super Bowl Coin Toss props just days away from kick off
As the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles go through their final preparations for Super Bowl 57, bettors are doing the same. Everyone will be cramming in some last-minute research to ace those player props and parlays.
Maybe you’re thinking of backing the Eagles at -1.5. Or maybe you think Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs are primed to pull off the upset.
Despite there being 60 minutes left in the NFL season, there will be just as much attention focused on the pregame festivities. Whether it’s Chris Stapleton singing the national anthem or the coin toss, you can bet anything and everything on Super Bowl Sunday.
We’ve rounded up all the best Super Bowl National Anthem props and Super Bowl Coin Toss props below.
National Anthem Props | Coin Toss Props
Super Bowl 57 National Anthem Props
| Length of National Anthem | Odds |
|---|---|
| Over 2:07 (127 seconds) | -190 |
| Under 2:07 (127 seconds) | +145 |
| National Anthem – Who Will Be Shown First? | Odds |
| Patrick Mahomes | -145 |
| Jalen Hurts | +110 |
| National Anthem – Who Will Be Shown First? | Odds |
| Travis Kelce | -185 |
| AJ Brown | +140 |
| National Anthem – Who Will Be Shown Last? | Odds |
| KC Chiefs Player or Staff | -115 |
| Philadelphia Eagles Player or Staff | -115 |
| Will Any Scoring Drive Take Less Time Than it Takes to Sing the National Anthem? | Odds |
| Yes | -220 |
| No | +165 |
| Will Any Word Be Forgotten or Omitted From the National Anthem? | Odds |
| Yes | +4500 |
| No | -900 |
Odds as of February 8 at US Betting sites
Among the most popular Super Bowl bets the time it takes the singer to complete the National Anthem. This year’s total is set at 127 seconds as seen in the odds above.
The National Anthem odds in 2023 are significantly less fun than they were for Super Bowl 56. When Mickey Guyton sang the anthem last year, we got plenty of fun Super Bowl prop bets. You could bet microphone colour, whether or not she would have a live accompaniment, the predominant color of her outfit, and even the flyover.
This year? It’s much more straightforward. A big part of that is likely the expectation that Chris Stapleton won’t go wild with a custom microphone, and that any odds posted would skew very heavily to live instruments.
I mean everyone knows he’ll be up there with a guitar, right?
Chris Stapleton’s Anthem Length Odds
We took a deeper dive into Chris Stapleton’s anthem odds last week when books started posting their specials. At that point the line was set at 119.5 seconds. Seven seconds has been added to the total and it’s taken the odds from -250 to -190.
But we’re staying by what we said. Until the books start posting the anthem length in the 2:13 to 2:15 range, keep hammering that over. Especially since that’s been the Super Bowl National Anthem trend lately.
Stapleton’s style is deliberate and drawn out. It’s a treat to listen to. And by all accounts, this is his first chance at singing the anthem on a major stage.
We have a fascinating situation this year with the Super Bowl national anthem over/under. If there is a single video on the internet of Chris Stapleton singing this song, I haven't seen it. Not an easy advanced scouting situation. Might have to go by feel. Dangerous place to be
— Alex Kirshner (@alex_kirshner) February 5, 2023
The country music star will showcase his style for all to see. Expecting him to rush through it would be futile.
For a little bit of extra fun, the last two times that Fox has broadcast the Super Bowl, they’ve led with the higher profile team and player. In Super Bowl LI it was Tom Brady, and in Super Bowl LIV it was a pan of the Chiefs and a shot of Andy Reid.
Our educated guess? The anthem shots begin with KC. That means that any prop pitting the Chiefs and Eagles head-to-head should have you siding with red.
Of course Stapleton isn’t the only musical performance of the evening. Be sure to check out our Halftime Show props as well.
- The Pick: Chris Stapleton’s National Anthem to go OVER 127 seconds (-190)
Super Bowl 57 Coin Toss Props
| Coin Toss: Heads or Tails? | Odds |
|---|---|
| Heads | -103 |
| Tails | -103 |
| Who will win the coin toss? | Odds |
| Kansas City Chiefs | -103 |
| Philadelphia Eagles | -103 |
| Coin toss call result? | Odds |
| Correct | -103 |
| Incorrect | -103 |
| Coin toss winner wins game? | Odds |
| Yes | -103 |
| No | -103 |
| Will the KC Chiefs win the coin toss and the game? | Odds |
| Yes | +310 |
| No | -420 |
| Will the Philadelphia Eagles win the coin toss and the game? | Odds |
| Yes | +255 |
| No | -335 |
Ah the coin toss. The one true 50/50 bet in all of sports and one of the most common Super Bowl props.
Ok, maybe it’s not exactly true, but it’s more predictable than the Super Bowl odds. And find us a Super Bowl party that doesn’t have ‘heads or tails’ at the top of their prop sheet.
After a dominant run by tails that saw it come up in seven of eight Super Bowls starting with Super Bowl 48, heads has landed in Super Bowls 55 and 56. Previous Super Bowl coin toss results tell us that there have been 10 runs where heads or tails has shown up in at least three-straight Super Bowls.
The last 8 Super Bowl coin toss winners have gone on to lose…
(via @PFF) pic.twitter.com/pU1MoTsBVf
— NFL Stats (@NFL_Stats) February 7, 2023
So does that streak continue?
We’ll go bold and say no.
The last time the Chiefs were in the big game it was heads. And the last time the Eagles were here it was heads too. But it was tails for KC the time before that and the same for Philly.
Tails won’t fail on super Sunday
- The Pick: Tails (-103)
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Bryan has spent the last decade working in the sports industry. From the sidelines in the OHL and Rugby League to behind the scenes at TSN, Bryan has a wealth of experience with a soft spot for props and parlays.
