The Line: Chiefs -3.5, Over/Under 56
Well, we made it. Betting on the Super Bowl is a thing that even the most casual of gambling fans get into. Whether you’re part of a Super Bowl box or like to go a little bit further into the prop bets, it’s arguably the biggest gambling night of the year, and it makes it all that much better that the Bucs are playing in Super Bowl LV. We’ll get to the props in a second, but let’s focus on the game first.
Out of the last eight Super Bowls, this is the third biggest line between the two teams as the Bucs sit as 3.5 point underdog. The only bigger ones were both 4.5 when the Carolina Panthers were the favorite over the Denver Broncos and when Tom Brady’s Patriots were the favorite over The Philadelphia Eagles. In both cases the underdog won outright, so this is a good sign for the Bucs. Another thing that Tampa Bay has going for them besides the fact that they’re playing the game at home is that teams wearing the white uniform is 13-3
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FAB 1. White Comes Up Big In Bucs’ Playoff Win
When Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht selected LSU inside linebacker Devin White with the fifth overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft it raised some eyebrows around the league.
The Saints’ last hurrah is approaching – rapidly approaching.
According to
OverTheCap.com, New Orleans is $95 million over the 2021 salary cap – even if quarterback Drew Brees decides to retire.
That’s assuming that the cap will be near the projected floor of
$176 million, but sources have told PewterReport.com that instead of a near $25 million decrease in the 2021 cap due to lost stadium revenue, the league may decide to have a flat cap of $198 million again and keep it flat without any growth for the next couple of years to make up for the losses during the COVID-ridden 2020 season.
Either way, the Saints are toast.