Super Bowl LV is set with the Bucs and Chiefs squaring off in Tampa. So roll the dice, pawn your PlayStation, bet the house, and ignore your addiction. Presenting the universe’s most comprehensive list of Super Bowl prop bets (for entertainment purposes only).

1. Winner: Kansas City/Tampa Bay
2. Versus spread: Kansas City (-3½)/Tampa Bay (+3½)
3. Total points (game): oveunder 57½
4. Total points (1st quarter): oveunder 14½
5. Total points (2nd quarter): oveunder 14½
6. Total points (3rd quarter): oveunder 13½
7. Total points (4th quarter): oveunder 14½
8. Versus spread (halftime): Kansas City (-1½)/Tampa Bay (+1½)
9. Number of team captains (both teams) at midfield for coin toss: oveunder 10½
10. Will the word "defer" be used by anyone after the coin toss?: yes/no
11. Length of national anthem (from start of lyrics): oveunder 1:23½
12. Winner of coin toss: Kansas City/Tampa Bay
13. Coin toss called: heads/tails
14. Coin toss result: heads/tails
15. Kansas City to: kick/receive
16. First possession begins at yard line: oveunder 24½
17. First play from scrimmage: run/pass
18. Yards gained:first play from scrimmage: oveunder 6½
19. First Kansas City pass: complete/incomplete
20. First Tampa Bay pass: complete/incomplete
21. First penalty called on: offense/defense
22. Yardage length of first accepted penalty: oveunder 5½
23. Patrick Mahomes passing yardage: oveunder 312½
24. Tom Brady turnovers: oveunder ½
25. Brady passing yardage: oveunder 329½
26. Mahomes turnovers: oveunde r½
27. Tyreek Hill receiving yards: oveunder 82½
28. Kansas City rushing yards: oveunder 89½
29. Chris Godwin receptions: oveunder 6½
30. Mike Evans touchdowns: oveunder ½
31. Devin White tackles: oveunder 13½
32. Travis Kelce receptions: oveunder 7½
33. Kansas City interception return yardage: oveunder ½
34. Longest reception of game: oveunder 36½
35. Longest Bradley Pinion punt: oveunder 47½
36. Jason Pierre-Paul tackles sacks: oveunder ½
37. Leonard Fournette rush average: oveunder 4.49½
38. Accepted defensive pass interference penalties: oveunder 2½
39. Harrison Butker PAT conversions: oveunder 3½
40. Ryan Succop missed field goals: oveunder ½
41. Patrick Mahomes incompletions: oveunder 8½
42. First team to score: Kansas City/Tampa Bay
43. Points of first score: oveunder 3½
44. Yardage length of first Kansas City touchdown: oveunder 6½
45. Yardage length of first Tampa Bay touchdown: oveunder 9½
46. Jersey number of first Chief to score a touchdown: oveunder 31½
47. Jersey number of first Buccaneer to score a touchdown: oveunder 27½
48. First touchdown: pass/rush
49. Defensive/special teams touchdowns (both teams): oveunder ½
50. Coaches challenges: oveunder 1½
51. Two-point conversion attempts: oveunder 1½
52. Total points (halftime): oveunder 28½
53. Add total points at halftime; sum is: odd/even
54. Time remaining on clock at 2:00 warning (1st half): oveunder 1:57½
55. Length of longest Butker field goal: oveunder 43½
56. Total yards (both teams): oveunder 766½
57. Chris Jones sacks: oveunder ½
58. Kansas City third-down efficiency: oveunder 56.66½%
59. Tampa Bay third-down efficiency: oveunder 58.33½%
60. Missed field goals: oveunder ½
61. Kansas City first downs: oveunder 28½
62. Tampa Bay first downs: oveunder 24½
63. Kansas City penalties: oveunder 6½
64. Tampa Bay penalties: oveunder 5½
65. Tie score at any point in fourth quarter: yes/no
66. Largest lead at any point in game: oveunder 9½
67. Number of underhanded pass attempts (both teams): oveunder½
68. Time remaining on clock at 2:00 warning (2nd half): oveunder 1:58½
69. Points scored in last two minutes of game: oveunder 7½
70. Time outs called in last two minutes of game: oveunder 2½
71. Jersey number of Super Bowl MVP: oveunder 12½
72. Letters in last name of Super Bowl MVP: oveunder 5½
73. Duration of game: oveunder 3:31½
74. Referee's jersey number: oveunder 65½
75. Kansas City time of possession: oveunder 29:01½
76. Tampa Bay time of possession: oveunder 28:35½
77. Total plays (both teams): oveunder 131½
78. Tampa Bay yards per play (game): oveunder 5.3½
79. Shaquil Barrett tackles for losses: oveunder 2½
80. (Brady rush yards)³: oveunder ½
81. At first official first down measurement: first down/not first down (not first down)
82. Will the final play of the game be a quarterback kneeling? Yes/no

Welcome to the reveal for players ranked 20-11 for this year’s NFL Top 100 Players for the 2019 Season!

Players whose average rank had them land in places 20-11 are on this portion of the list revealed today. Players are associated with the team they finished 2019 with.
Below you will see write-ups from rankers summarizing the players' 2019 season and why they were among the best in 2019. Stats for each player are from this season and are included below. Additionally, their previous ranks in this long running series are also available for all of you.
Methodology
LINK TO THE HUB POST WITH A MORE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE METHODOLOGY

1. A CALL FOR RANKERS just after the Super Bowl.
2. Rankers for each team nominated players to rank. 10 Games Played Minimum Threshold. Players are associated with the team they finished the 2019 Season with.
3. The Grind. Utilize ranking threads for individual rankers broken up by positional group. Users were tasked with ranking players within the following tiers based on their evaluation: T-25, T-50, T-100, T-125 based on 2019 regular season only. There were no individual case threads. There were no arbitrary position limit caps. Just questions and rankings.
4. Users submitted their individual Top 125 list. Ranking out to 125 is new for this year.
5. User lists were reviewed for outliers by me with assistance from two former rankers. Users were permitted to correct any mistakes found. Once complete, lists were locked.
6. Reveal the list… right now.

So now, without further ado, here are the players ranked 20-11 in the NFL Top 100 Players of the 2019 Season!

#20 - Danielle Hunter - EDGE - Minnesota Vikings

Previous Ranks

2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/R	N/R	N/R	32

Written By: uggsandstarbux
Khalil Mack. Von Miller. JJ Watt. Those are the names that come up when you mention edge players in the NFL over the last half a decade. Yet none have as many sacks as Danielle Hunter in the last two years. Hunter is continually passed over in the conversation of edge rushers. Even among young edge rushers like the Bosa brothers, TJ Watt, Myles Garrett, and Bradley Chubb, Hunter is forgotten. He only received 4 All Pro votes from AP (of a possible 50). He failed to make PFF’s All Pro team. Is it because he wasn’t a 1st round pick? Is it because the Vikings defense was already dominant before his arrival?
Hunter has improved every year he’s gotten into the league (88 pressures this year vs 67 last year vs 55 in 2016). His first couple years in the league, he rotated in behind Everson Griffen and Brian Robinson. Yet he holds the record for most sacks before his 25th birthday and was one of only a handful of players in 2019 with double digit sacks and 15+ TFLs last season. He earned an 89.0 overall grade from PFF and forced 3 fumbles this year.
Beyond the numbers, Hunter is a unit. He came out of LSU as one of the more raw pass rushers in his draft. However, under the tutelage of the mighty Andre Patterson, Hunter has become one of the most athletic, versatile, technical, dominant edge defenders in the game. He can beat you with a pure bull rush, but he can also beat you with his speed and agility. He’s picked up Everson Griffen’s deadly spin move and has the motor to work through double teams. He can win with an inside move, or he can play pure 3T for an entire game (a la vs NO). He’s got a great understanding of the game and is a force to be reckoned with. If you’re placing bets for DPOY in 2020, don’t waste your money on the big name guys like Aaron Donald (+750) or Khalil Mack (+1100). Don’t spend it on young up and comers, lke Nick Bosa (+1300) or TJ Watt (+1500) either. Place it on Danielle Hunter (+2300). He’s going to continue dominating as he gains more recognition and climbs toward stardom.

#19 - Chris Godwin - Wide Receiver - Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/R	N/R

Written By: MysticTyph00n
At the beginning of the 2019 NFL season Bruce Arians said:
"I think Chris Godwin is going to be close to a 100-catch guy, especially because I think he can play in the slot,"...."He's never coming off the field."
Bucs fans thought this could be very well true in BA's system, especially with the departure of Desean Jackson which only really left Mike Evans as the only other real target on the team.
The 3rd round pick from Penn State showed up big time this year after having two relatively quiet seasons. Through 13.5 games (missing the final 2.5 due to a hamstring injury) he amassed 86 receptions for 1,333 yards, 9 TDs and only one drop(In fact he's only had 2 drops total in 2018 & 2019)He very well could have gone over 100 receptions , 1,500 yards as well as double digit TDs, but that's just projecting right?
According to PFF he was an absolute monster in the slot with an outstanding 96.5 grade, which shows he can line up anywhere on the field and still produce big time for the Buccaneers.
In 2020, I honestly expect Chris Godwin to have close to the same production, and possibly even better with how much he produces from the slot.
Please don't leave us…

#18 - Quenton Nelson - Offensive Guard - Indianapolis Colts

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2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	70

Written By: Zzyzx8
Selecting a guard 6th overall was a bold movie for second year GM Chris Ballard, even one as highly touted as Quenton Nelson. Casual fans hated it, while draft junkies loved it. Two years later, it’s become clear that the pick was a home run. Nelson’s selection single handedly turned around a unit that was largely responsible for a slew of injuries to Andrew Luck into one of the best units. Nelson’s second year was only better, cementing himself as one of the best guards in the league, a true road grader. He spent the past year terrorizing nfl defensive lineman en route to his second pro bowl and all pro selections. Plus, he pulled off what was by far the best touchdown celebration of the season

#17 - Jamal Adams - Strong Safety - New York Jets

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2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/R	18

Written By: the_fuzzy_stoner robdog1330
I would just like to start with a moment of silence for the fans of the New York Jets after Jamal Adams recently demanded a trade from that inept organization with a dumpster fire of a coach in Adam Gase.
Anyways, after an incredible sophomore season, Adams has kept up with his awesome play in his third season as one of the NFL's best and most versatile defensive players as well as the clear-cut best player on a football team that somehow won seven games. Adams, also known as President 'Mal, recorded an interception (which was returned 61 yards to the house), 7 passes defended, 11 hurries, and 36 stops, but that's not all! Adams also garnered 6.5 sacks (which is amazing for a DB) and forced two fumbles (like this one he returned to the house on my guy Daniel Jones 😔). With his exceptional play, the star safety was named to the 1st Team All-Pro as well as his second Pro Bowl selection (an honor which none of his other Jets teammates got this year).
What makes Adams so special is that he is exceptional against both the running and passing game. Whether he's with Gang Green or another franchise next year, I'd expect another stellar season out of Jamal Adams in 2020 (assuming there is one) and even as a Giants fan who watched him dominate my team this past season, I really appreciate the guy's play.

#16 - Derrick Henry - Running Back - Tennessee Titans

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N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/R	N/R	N/R

Written By: broccolibush42
DERRRRIIIICK HENRY!!!
This part man part tractor was the plow that turned our barren field into a bountiful wheat field full of Nashville Hot Chicken. This beautiful muscly man with a poop rat tail decimated opponents and General Sherman'd the ^AFC South. Totaling at 1540 yards and 16 Touchdowns in 15 games, with 6 coming from a slow start in a Mariota lead offense, he caught fire and dragged his nuts all over teams like the Chargers, Chiefs, Jags, Colts, Texans, Raiders and was showing just absolute dominance on the field. (Sadly we arent able to take the playoffs into account otherwise i'd gush over how he embarrassed a couple of scrub one and done teams).
Henry has this certain tenacity and a godlike level of endurance that just makes him an absolute beast in the 2nd half. He is just able to keep going, and going, and going, until finally, players get tired of it and turn into lead blockers for him. He is extremely hard to tackle to. Take a look at this play against the Chiefs in week 10, guys just bounce off him like he's running through toddlers. Derrick Henry is so hard to tackle that, according to PFF, Henry had over 1200 of his 1540 total yards after contact. Like this dude was getting hit at the line of scrimmage and he is just like, fuck this shit, i aint no dion lewis, and keeps going. How is this guy even real???
Another thing about Henry is his speed! Henry is a 6'3" 240 pound dude running 20+ MPH down the field when he breaks the open one. Like look at this speed he gets vs the Browns in week 1. Or this one against the Jags where he outruns guys and stiff arms the ones who barely managed to keep pace. Speaking of stiff arms, Derrick Henry has one of, if not, the BEST Stiff Arm in the league. If I had to pick a way to die, I think I would like Henry to stiff arm me in the face running at me at 21 miles per hour with this face, because there would be no greater honor to a titans fan than death by Henry. That concludes my Henry jerk fest. Here are some more highlights. ^{and here are the real link.}

#15 - Travis Kelce - Tight End - Kansas City Chiefs

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2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
N/A	N/R	84	N/R	28	31	13

Written By: DTSportsNow
Travis Kelce was drafted in the 3rd round of the 2013 draft. He wound up missing his rookie season due needing to receive microfracture surgery on his knee over the offseason and dealing with a bone bruise during the season. Since then he's received 4 All-Pro designations and was named to the NFL 2010s All-Decade team. He's also become the 1st TE in NFL history to have 4 straight 1,000+ yard seasons. Not bad considering how his career got started.
In 2019 he finished his 2nd straight season of 1,200+ yards and 3rd straight season leading the league in deep receiving yards by a tight end (274). He finished top 4 in overall TE grade for the 4th straight year (85.1), and was named to his second 2nd-team All-Pro designation. In the Sunday Night Football contest against the Chicago Bears he caught his 500th career reception, becoming the fastest TE in NFL history to reach that mark.
There's no doubt that Kelce is one of the best tight ends in the game, and winding up in the top 20 proves many believe him to be one of the very best players in the league. Since Gronk's decline it's essentially been between him and George Kittle for the top player at the position. He's a key component of what Andy Reid and the Chiefs like to do on offense, even as stacked as the offence is. With a Super Bowl victory and a few records to his name already his legacy will be decided by how long he can keep up his premier play. His partnership with Patrick Mahomes should take him to a locked up Hall of Fame bust.

#14 - Ryan Ramczyk - Offensive Tackle - New Orleans Saints

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2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	100	74

Written By: Dahki
In 2017, sb nation wrote an article claiming that Ryan Ramczyk wasn't a first round talent at LT. The site went so far as to say he would benefit from a switch to RT. In short, they ended up nailing that on the head. The three-year vet has spent almost the entirety of his career anchoring the right side of the Saints O-line after being picked at 32 overall, and boy, has it worked out for both the team and the Wisconsin alum.
Ram makes the /nfl top 100 list for two reasons. First, he was really good. Second, we really wanted to hammer in the idea that the Saints O-line as a whole was really good. Most notably, Ram exits the 2019 season with his first first-team all pro, and he was more than deserving of it. Similar to teammate Terron Armstead, Ram refused to allow Brees or Teddy to be touched, giving up no sacks on the season. Even better, Ram kept his QBs almost squeaky clean in the pocket, allowing just one hit on the entire season, good for 2nd best in the league among nominated tackles. And Ram didn't just do well in pass pro; he was PFFs top graded OT when run-blocking, showcasing his power and quickness from his spot. In total, Ram spent the 2019 season as the biggest challenge for opposing D-lines to overcome when facing the Saints.

#13 - Julio Jones - Wide Receiver - Atlanta Falcons

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2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
32	93	23	8	2	21	17

Written By: CokeZ3ro
It's a bird, it’s a plane, no it's Jet Jones! In his 9th season Julio continues to be one of the most dominant receivers in the NFL, and the undisputed best player on the team. He’s a force that defenses must give their full attention, and even then he can explode. Even when he doesn’t get the ball, his influence and abilities still shape the play, and better everyone around him. This past offseason Julio agreed to a three-year contract extension worth $66 million, making him the NFL’s highest paid WR, and extending him to 2023. Even though 2019 was a down year statistically, Julio continued to show why the money is worth it. In a “down year” Julio was 2nd in reception yards, 3rd in Yards/Game, and 1st in Scrimmage Yards/Touch, and made his 6th consecutive Pro-Bowl.
But stats can hardly capture the elite combination of athleticism and skill that makes Julio so great. A combination perfectly captured here where Julio is able to jump over the coverage of CB Leodis McKelvin and then tiptoe to complete the coverage on the way down. Later that same game, with the Falcons against the wall, Julio showed that no man can catch him in a 53-yard burst (shoutout to Jake Matthews for the Pancake Block). Julio utilized his route skills to make CB Pierre Desir eat turf before making a 34-yard reception; which likely would have been much more if Ryan didn’t underthrow it. He’s pretty good at catching too, exhibited as reaches over CB Quincy Wilson and manages to hold onto the ball through tackles from Wilson and SS Clayton Geathers to score. Doesn’t matter who you are, Luke Keuchly, Marshon Lattimore, AJ Bouye; doesn’t matter. bUt hE dOEsn’T gET tOUchDoWnS I hear the Fantasy owners say. Watch this and notice how often in the redzone Julio is serving to support his team (blocks, inside presence, taking double defenders), or is just ignored. He’s open more often people realize.
Even in a disappointing season for the Falcons, Julio continues to shine through as one of the NFL’s premiere combos of athleticism and skill. Julio is and will continue to be an absolute force for the offense.

#12 - Chandler Jones - EDGE - Arizona Cardinals

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2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
N/R	N/R	N/R	N/R	60	24	100

Written By: Beehay
In my write up of ChanJo last year, I mentioned that the return to the 3/4 (even if it's under Vance Joseph) will be huge for his stats. And boy howdy was it! At 30 years old and after double digit sack totals for 5 straight years, Jones set a career high of sacks at 19 this year. He had 8 Forced Fumbles, 53 Tackles, and 26 QB hits. Most of his stats improved from 2018, some more drastically than others. His pass coverage marginally improved but why the hell would you really want him to cover guys? (Don't say it Niners fans, DON'T SAY IT)
Chandler Jones is the prototype for edge defenders. He is what all other Defensive Coordinators wish they had. Strong, fast, smart, consistent. Here's a guys opinion and a breakdown. Here's some highlights because not everybody watched all 16 Cardinals games last year and I don't blame them. I think he will rank even higher next year if he stays healthy because he will finally get to settle into a defense again. Even if it's Vance Joseph's.

#11 - Ronnie Stanley - Offensive Tackle - Baltimore Ravens

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2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/R	N/R	97

Written By: Letsgomountaineers5
Where to begin with Ronnie Stanley? Oh, how about a nearly minute long clip of him absolutely bullying First Team All Pro and NFC DPOY Chandler Jones. You like that? (Sorry Cards fans, but hey we all know Chandler Jones is a beast). Ronnie Stanley was the best LT in the league. No wait, actually he was the best overall tackle in the league. Actually, Stanley was the best lineman in the league, bar none. I truly believe Stanley was a top 5 player in the NFL last season and even tried (and failed/came to senses) to argue Stanley as a top 2 player. His dominance on the left side of that line was unprecedented.
I know stats don’t paint the entire picture, especially for OL, but I have to start there because his stats were unworldly as a blindside protector facing the best pass rushers the NFL has to offer. Going against the likes of TJ Watt twice a year, Carlos Dunlap twice a year, Myles Garrett, Chandler Jones, Nick Bosa, Shaq Barrett (need I go on), he allowed zero sacks and six pressures on 445 pass blocking snaps. Of tackles with at least 400 pass blocking snaps to allow 6 pressures or less, he was the only one. Wait, the only one? Let’s expand. 10 pressures on 400 snaps? Hmm. Only Ronnie Stanley. 15? Hmm only Ronnie Stanley. 20 and no sacks? Only Ronnie Stanley. Unreal.
So how does he do it? Well for starters, he has an elite pass rusher’s explosion as an offensive lineman. He can pack a pop that will knock the best rushers off line or on their ass without overextending. Just ask Nick Bosa. Refer back to the Chandler Jones lowlight reel for a second and check out how often he simply beats Jones (one of the most explosive and best bending edge rushers in the game) to his spot time and time again. Stanley is out of his stance so fast it looks like he’s false starting and, be it film review/sixth sense/sheer athleticism (my money is on all three), he hits the pass rushers’ marks before they do. Sometimes, he even chips defenders to the ground he doesn’t have a responsibility for. Because of these reasons, he’s basically the only lineman in the game not playing catchup and is tremendously equipped to react to counters. In the run game, he was a driving reason behind that team’s record setting running success. He can be a mauler, but with his speed also can pull like the best guards in the game and lead block for some of the fastest players in the game.
At the end of the day, his dominance in both pass blocking and run blocking makes him a worthy top 15 player, and if not for a tendency to underrate linemen, I believe he should’ve been a shoe-in for the top 10. If you read this far, thank you. Now I need to go puke after that glowing endorsement for a Raven.

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Schedule Change

Unveiling of ranks 10-6 will take place Monday, July 6 instead of Tuesday. Unveiling of ranks 5-1 will take place on Thursday, July 9. Thank you!

Philadelphia Eagles (6-7) at Los Angeles Rams (11-2)

After a heart breaking loss to the division rival Cowboys in overtime Sunday afternoon, the Eagles playoff hopes look extremely slim as their chances of winning the division vs the Cowboys is next to none barring a collapse by the Cowboys despite a easy remaining schedule. Where as the Eagles remaining schedule is quite more difficult and it starts off as they face the NFC leading Rams this weekend and will most likely do so with without Franchise QB Carson Wentz. Wentz will most likely be shutdown for the remainder of the season with a fractured vertebrae in his back, but is getting second opinions. Wentz is probably better off not playing with a broken back as the Eagles face one of if not the best DT duos in the league this weekend when they face off against Aaron Donald and Nnadomukong Suh. The two have combined for 20 sacks with Donald doing most of the work with 16.5, so it will be no easy task for the Eagles offensive line as they try to protect Big Dick Nick on Sunday Night. The game will be Foles's first since week 2 of the season where he was at the helm before Wentz returned from a torn ACL he suffered the last time these two teams faced off. Th that game, Foles entered late to get a key first down and seal the win for the Eagles. This time it looks like Foles will need to to do more than that against a tough attacking defense. It won't be easy on the other side either they go against one of the best offenses in the league and are still lining up practice squad members in the secondary who were roasted by Amari Cooper last week. Maybe this is what the Eagles need though, their backs against the wall rolling up their sleeves to reveal and underdog tattoo just saying take that as you will. After all it is any given Sunday and maybe Foles will be able to rub some late season magic out of that ol big dick of his once again to spark the offense and the struggling Eagles to a late season push.

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Date
Sunday, December 16th, 2018

Game Time	Game Location
8:20 PM - Eastern	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
7:20 PM - Central	3911 South Figueroa Street
6:20 PM - Mountain	Los Angeles, CA 90037
5:20 PM - Pacific	Wikipedia - Map

Weather Forecast
Stadium Type: Open
Surface: Grass
Temperature: 68°F
Feels Like: 68°F
Forecast: Partly Cloudy. Mostly cloudy starting in the afternoon.
Chance of Precipitation: 1%
Cloud Coverage: 45%
Wind: SSW 3 MPH

Betting Odds
Oddsshark Information
Favorite/Opening Line: Rams by -11
OveUnder: 52.5
Record VS. Spread: Philadelphia 9-3, Los Angeles 8-4

Where to Watch on TV
NBC will broadcast Sunday’s game to a regional audience. Al Michaels will handle the play-by-play duties and Chris Collinsworth will provide analysis. Michele Tafoya will report from the sidelines.
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Internet Streams
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Radio Streams
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Listen to Merrill Reese and Mike Quick
Calling the game on 94WIP and the Eagles Radio Network will be Merrill Reese, the NFL’s longest-tenured play-by-play announcer (41st season). Joining Reese in the radio booth will be former Eagles All-Pro wide receiver Mike Quick, while Howard Eskin will report from the sidelines.

Location	Station	Frequency
Philadelphia, PA	WIP-FM	94.1 FM and 610 AM
Allentown, PA	WCTO-FM	96.1 FM
Atlantic City/South Jersey	WENJ-FM	97.3 FM
Levittown, PA	WBCB-AM	1490 AM
Northumberland, PA	WEGH-FM	107.3 FM
Pottsville, PA	WPPA-AM	1360 AM
Reading, PA	WEEU-AM	830 AM
Salisbury/Ocean City, MD	WAFL-FM	97.7 FM
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, PA	WEJL-FM	96.1 FM
Salisbury/Ocean City, MD	WAFL-FM	97.7 FM
Salisbury/Ocean City, MD	WEJL-AM	630 AM
Salisbury/Ocean City, MD	WBAX-AM	1240 AM
Williamsport, PA	WBZD-FM	93.3 FM
Wilmington, DE	WDEL-FM/AM	101.7 FM
York/LancasteHarrisburg, PA	WSOX-FM	96.1 FM

Philadelphia Spanish Radio
Rickie Ricardo, Macu Berral and Gus Salazar will handle the broadcast in Spanish on Mega 105.7 FM in Philadelphia and the Eagles Spanish Radio Network.

Location	Station	Frequency
Philadelphia, PA	LA MEGA	105.7 FM
Allentown, PA	WSAN	1470 AM
Atlantic City, NJ	WIBG	1020 AM; 101.3 FM

Rams Radio
Rams Radio J.B. Long will handle the play-by-play duties and former pro bowl running back Maurice Jones-Drew will provide analysis. D'Marco Farr will report from the sidelines.

National Radio

Westwood One will broadcast the game nationally with Kevin Kugler (play-by-play) and Rod Woodson (analyst).

Satellite Radio

Station	Eagles Channel	Rams Channel
Sirius Radio	SIRI 81 (Internet 825)	SIRI 83 (Internet 817)
XM Radio	XM 226 (Internet 825)	XM 225 (Internet 817)
Sirius XM Radio	SXM 226 (Internet 825)	SXM 225 (Internet 817)

Eagles Social Media	Rams Social Media
Website	Website
Facebook	Facebook
Twitter	Twitter
Instagram	Instagram
Snapchat: Eagles	Snapchat: snaptherams

NFC East Standings

NFC EAST	Record	PCT	HOME	ROAD	DIV	CONF	PF	PA	NET PTS	STRK
Cowboys	8-5	0.615	6-1	2-4	4-1	7-3	276	246	30	5W
Eagles	6-7	0.462	4-3	2-4	3-2	4-6	281	295	-14	1L
Redskins	6-7	0.462	3-4	3-3	2-3	6-5	249	297	-48	4L
Giants	5-8	0.385	2-4	3-4	1-4	4-7	307	331	-24	2W

Series Information
The Philadelphia Eagles lead the Los Angeles Rams (Philadelphia Eagles lead series, 21-19-1)
Series History
Head to Head Box Scores
First Game Played
September 21, 1937 at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium, Philadelphia, PA. Cleveland Rams 21 Philadelphia Eagles 3
Points Leader
Los Angeles Rams lead the Philadelphia Eagles (819-813)
Coaches Record
Doug Pederson: 1-0 against the Rams
Sean McVay: 0-1 against Eagles
Coaches Head to Head
Doug Pederson vs Sean McVay: Pederson leads 1-0
Quarterback Record
Nick Foles: Against Rams: 0-0
Jared Goff: Against Eagles: 0-1
Quarterbacks Head to Head
Nick Foles vs Jared Goff: This will be the 1st meeting between the QBs
Records per Stadium
Record @ Lincoln Financial Field: Eagles lead Rams: 2-0
Record @ Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum: Rams lead Eagles 5-3-1

Rankings and Last Meeting Information
AP Pro 32 Ranking
Eagles No.16 - Rams No. 3
Record
Eagles: 6-7
Rams: 11-2
Last Meeting
Sunday December 10th, 2017
Eagles 43 - Rams 35
Carson Wentz threw for 291 yards and four touchdowns before leaving with a knee injury and Jake Elliott kicked the go-ahead 33-yard field goal with 3:45 left for the Philadelphia Eagles, who beat the Los Angeles Rams 43-35 in a thriller Sunday to clinch the NFC East title.
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Last 10 Meetings

Date	Winner	Loser	Score
12/10/17	Eagles	Rams	43-35
10/05/14	Eagles	Rams	34-28
09/11/11	Eagles	Rams	31-13
09/07/08	Eagles	Rams	38-3
12/18/05	Eagles	Rams	17-16
12/27/04	Rams	Eagles	20-7
12/01/02	Eagles	Rams	10-3
01/27/02	Rams	Eagles	29-24
09/09/01	Rams	Eagles	20-17
01/02/00	Eagles	Rams	38-31

Injury Reports	Depth Charts
Eagles	Eagles
Rams	Rams

2018 Weekly Matchup
Week 15 - Iron Rank Matchup
Week 15 - "Expert" Picks

2018 Team Stats
Eagles Season Stats
Rams Season Stats

2018 Stats (Starters/Leaders)

Passing

Name	CMP	ATT	PCT	YDS	TD	INT	RAT
Wentz	279	401	69.6%	3074	21	7	102.2
Foles	54	82	65.9%	451	1	1	78.9
Goff	295	458	64.4%	3934	27	11	101.2

Rushing

Name	ATT	YDS	YDS/G	AVG	TD
Adams	83	412	37.5	5.0	2
Gurley	244	1203	92.5	4.9	15

Receiving

Name	REC	YDS	YDS/G	AVG	TD
Ertz	98	1016	78.2	10.4	6
Woods	71	1032	79.4	14.5	5

Sacks

Name	Sacks	Team Total
Bennett	8	34
Donald	16.5	34

Tackles

Name	Total	Solo	Assist	Sacks
Hicks	85	58	27	3.0
Littleton	102	73	29	4.0

Interceptions

Name	Ints	Team Total
Douglas	3	8
Johnson	4	14

Punting

Name	ATT	YDS	LONG	AVG	NET	IN 20	TB	BP
Johnston	53	2563	68	48.4	42.9	21	6	0
Hekker	35	1590	68	45.2	41.7	17	2	0

Kicking

Name	ATT	MADE	%	LONG	PAT
Elliot	24	20	83.3%	56	25/26
Zuerlein	24	21	87.5%	56	23/24

Kick Returns

Name	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Clement	13	333	25.6	48	0
Cooper	17	419	24.6	40	0

Punt Returns

Name	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD	FC
Sproles	7	57	8.1	14	0	4
Natson	20	246	12.3	60	0	8

League Rankings 2018

Offense Rankings

Category	Eagles Stat	Eagles Rank	Rams Stat	Rams Rank
Total Offense	352.7	19th	422.5	3rd
Rush Offense	97.7	28th	132.7	5th
Pass Offense	254.8	12th	289.8	5th
Points Per Game	21.6	21st	32.7	3rd
3rd-Down Offense	38.9%	17th	42.9	8th
4th-Down Offense	52.9%	20th	46.2	T-25th
Red Zone Offense (TD%)	57.5%	18th	56.9%	19th

Defense Rankings

Category	Eagles Stat	Eagles Rank	Rams Stat	Rams Rank
Total Defense	384.0	25th	361.7	19th
Rush Defense	106.6	10th	124.2	23rd
Pass Defense	277.4	30th	237.5	14th
Points Per Game	22.7	13th	24.1	18th
3rd-Down Defense	38.0%	T-13th	39.9	23rd
4th-Down Defense	69.2%	29th	63.6%	T-21st
Red Zone Defense (TD%)	44.7%	3rd	60%	T-17th

Team

Category	Eagles Stat	Eagles Rank	Rams Stat	Rams Rank
Turnover Diff.	-6	T-23rd	+10	3rd
Penalties Per Game	6.0	T-6th	6.1	T-8th
Penalty Yards Per Game	51.8	7th	54.2	13th

Connections
Rams DC Wade Phillips held the same position with the Eagles from 1986-1988.
Rams QB Jared Goff and Eagles QB Carson Wentz were selected 1st and 2nd in the 2016 NFL draft after both teams traded up.
Eagles QB Nick Foles played for the Rams in 2015 after being traded from the Eagles.
Eagles DE Chris Long was drafted by the Rams in the 1st round in 2008 and played with the team from 2008-15.
Eagles S Rodney McLeod played for the Rams from 2012-16.
Eagles LB coach Ken Fajole was defensive coordinator of the for three season from 2009−2011.
Eagles OC Mike Groh was WR coach and passing game coordinator for the the Rams in 2016.
Rams LB Bryce Hager’s father, Britt Hager played linebacker for the Eagles from 1989- 94.
Rams Assistant Wide Receiver Coach Zac Taylor and his brother is the brother Eagles Assistant Quarterbacks Coach Press Taylor.
Eagles DE Chris Long is from Santa Monica, CA.
Eagles WR Nelson Agholor went to USC (2012-14).
Eagles TE Zach Ertz went to Stanford (2009-13) and is from Orange County, CA.

2018 Pro Bowlers

Eagles	Rams
OT Lane Johnson	DT Aaron Donald (Starter)
QB Carson Wentz (Starter)	RB Todd Gurley (Starter)
TE Zach Ertz (Starter)	K Greg Zuerlein (Starter)
G Brandon Brooks (Starter)	P Johnny Hekker (Starter)
DT Fletcher Cox (Starter)	RS Pharoh Cooper (Starter)
FS Malcom Jenkins	OT Andrew Whitworth (1st Alt)
C Jason Kelce (1st Alt)	QB Jard Goff (1st Alt)
DE Brandon Graham (1st Alt)	CB Trumaine Johnson (1st Alt)
CB Jalen Mills (3rd Alt)
K Jake Elliot (2nd Alt)
ST Kame Grugier-Hill (2nd Alt)

General
Referee: Bill Vinovich
Since 2005, the Eagles have won 5 consecutive games vs. the Rams, which marks their longest winning streak in an all-time series that dates back to 1937.
Philadelphia last played Los Angeles in Week 14 of 2017, when the Eagles defeated the Rams, 43-35, in a division-clinching victory at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

Draft Picks

Eagles	Rams
TE Dallas Goedert	OT Joseph Noteboom
CB Avonte Maddox	C Brian Allen
DE Josh Sweat	DE John Franlin-Myers
T Matt Pryor	LB Micah Kiser
T Jordan Mailata	LB Ogbonnia Okoronkwo
	RB John Kelly
	OT Jamil Demby
	DT Sebastian Joseph-Day
	DE Trevon Young
	LB Travin Howard
	LB Justin Lawler

Notable Off-season Additions

Eagles	Rams
WR Mike Wallace	WR Brandin Cooks
WR Markus Wheaton	DT Nndamukong Suh
DT Haloti Ngata	CB Marcus Peters
P Cameron Johnston	CB Sam Shields
DT Bruce Hector	LB Ramik Wilson
LB DJ Alexander
WR Jordan Matthews

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Notable Off-season Departures

Eagles	Rams
DE Vinny Curry	WR Tavon Austin
WR Torrey Smith	LB Connor Barwin
RB Kenjon Barner	LB Alec Ogletree
RB LaGarrett Blount	LB Robert Quinn
LB RB Mychal Kendricks	CB Trumaine Johnson
CB Patrick Robinson
TE Trey Burton
DT Beau Allen
P Donnie Jones
WR Marcus Johnson
TE Brent Celek

Milestones
Eagles QB Carson Wentz needs 89 yards to move up to 5th on the Eagles all-time passing yards list moving ahead of QB Tommy Thompson.
Eagles QB Nick Foles needs 3 passing TDs to move into a tie for 10th all-time on the Eagles passing TD list tying QB Adrian Burk and QB Norm Van Brocklin.
Eagles WR Jordan Matthews (21) needs 2 TDs to move into a tie for 18th on the Eagles all-time receiving list tying TE *Chad Lewis.
Eagles RB Darren Sproles needs 381 yards to move up to 5th on the NFL’s all-time all-purpose yards list passing WR Tim Brown.
Eagles DE Fletcher Cox (40.5 - 8th) needs 2 sacks to move up to a tie for 6th all-time on the Eagles sack list with DE Brandon Graham
Eagles S Malcolm Jenkins's (4) needs 1 more Interception for a TD to tie CB Eric Allen (5) for most Interceptions for a TD by an Eagles player.
Eagles WR Golden Tate needs 2 TDs for 40 career receiving TDs.
Eagles TE Zach Ertz needs 2 receptions for 100 receptions this season.
Eagles TE Zach Ertz needs 174 yards to break Pete Retzlaff's record (1190) for most receiving yards by a TE in a season set in 1965.
Eagles TE Zach Ertz needs 11 to receptions to break Jason Wittens's NFL record (110 receptions) for most receptions yards by a TE in a season set in 2012.
Eagles TE Zach Ertz (4680) needs 85 yards to move up to 10th all-time in on the Eagles receiving TD list passing WR Ben Hawkins
Eagles TE Zach Ertz (27) needs 1 TD to move into a tie for 14th all-time in on the Eagles receiving yards list passing WR Ben Hawkins
Rams QB Jared Goff (8827) needs 470 yards to move up to 9th on the Rams all-time passing yards leaders list passing QB Pat Haden.
Rams DT Aaron Donald needs 2 sacks to break the NFL record for most sacks by a defensive tackle breaking DT Keith Millard set in 1989.

Stats to Know
Aaron Donald hulking out.
Aaron Donald is set to easily break the single-season sack record for Defensive Tackles (18), currently sitting at 17. He leads the league with that total, is 4th in hits, first in hurries, and first in pressures. You’re not “supposed” to be able to do this at DT, and at his size. Props.

Matchups to Watch
Eagles Passing Game vs. Rams Passing Defense
There is basically no point in writing this given how awful the Eagles offense has been all season long but this matchup will determine if the Eagles can actually make a game of this. McVay and the Rams offense is a well-oiled machine that hasn't played up to expectations since the bye but faces a cake matchup in the Eagles decimated secondary. The Eagles have to score points in order to even make this close. Again. As this has been said each week and the Eagles have failed to do so. With their season on the line the Eagles lose their franchise QB again to an ever evolving stress fracture in his back likely suffered at the hands of poor offensive coaching. Enter Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles who has to try and will this offense to competence without the great coaching he had a year ago. Ertz, Alshon, Agholor, and Tate all have pretty tasty matchups. Talib has returned for the Rams and is easily their best corner. Marcus Peters has morphed into Jalen Mills this season so the opportunity is there to abuse Michael Thomas's son. The Rams are weak up the middle at LB which will benefit Ertz greatly. It'll also benefit Goedert greatly if the coaching staff can get out of their own way. While Joyner hasn't had a banner year he is still a quality safety. Foles is certainly capable of having a solid outing against this defense as the back end is rather weak. It's the coaching that has been the hurdle and that's a hurdle difficult to overcome.
Eagles Offensive Line vs. Rams Pass Rush
This is a fascinating matchup for fans of trench warfare given Donald and Suh's presence on the Rams defensive line. Wade Phillips is also a great DC capable of getting his guys home at will. Donald is having another DPOY like year and should win his second consecutive award in his career destined for Canton. Fletcher Cox is an elite DT - Aaron Donald is an elite-er DT. Capable of lining up anywhere, Donald matches up and will beat every offensive lineman possible and Wade will line him up against the OLs weakest members. Last year that was Wisniewski... which will be the case this year. Seumalo is out of the lineup for God knows what and Wis will return to the starting lineup after an early season benching. Wis is a quality OG but is over-matched in this one. Peters has shown some decline but is still a good OT despite playing with 1 arm. Kelce, Brooks, and Lane are having great seasons and if anyone is saying otherwise they punch them in the face. This is a challenge for the Eagles this week and they will need to play well to keep the less mobile Foles clean. Who knows, maybe the Eagles will score in the first quarter. I know, I know, that's very unlikely.
Eagles Defensive Line vs Rams Offensive Line
The only chance the Eagles have at limiting the Rams offense starts and ends up front since the secondary sure as hell isn't up for the task. The Rams offensive line is a very good unit but was completely abused last week by the talented Bears front. When healthy the Eagles DL is capable of having the same performance and did in last years match. This year, the DL is still very good just much more thin due to injury. Fletcher Cox and Timmy Jernigan - if he exists - have exciting matchups for the Eagles and are very capable of taking over this game. Cox has already demonstrated that ability all year and especially last week. Michael Bennett is having a strong year for the Eagles and will likely see a lot of RT Havenstein which favors Bennett greatly. Brandon Graham has been slow to start the year after offseason surgery but has been a force of late. The Eagles will need every bit of that talent to have a snowballs chance in hell in this one. Goff can be devastating through the air but is Charmin soft under pressure. Todd Gurley is also a monster as a runner and receiver. Tough task for the depleted defense but the Eagles need to get after Goff to have a chance.
Eagles Coaching vs Rams Coaching
I'm out on this coaching staff this year but long term I absolutely believe in Doug Pederson. However, he has not pushed the right buttons this year and the offense has completely handcuffed the teams ability to succeed this year. The defense has had its struggles even when healthy and especially now with everyone dead. Schwartz has been scheming with his hands tied and still found a way to get his defense to allow 30+ only once. The Eagles still have a top-flight red zone defense. They still pressure the QB. Even with Schwartz's stale coverage schemes there are few coaches out there able to get the defense to perform as is has. At some point Pederson needs to get the offense right but it is likely too late. He's also likely getting limited help from Mike Groh who appears to have been a massive disappointment. Sean McVay is one of the brightest offensive minds in football and will find ways to maximize his offense. For the Eagles to have any hope they need their leader to find schematic and managerial brilliance he had last year. I'm not betting against it. Should likely just punt this game away.

Special thanks to MikeTysonChicken and abenyishay for their help in creating this Game Preview.

Sports betting may be legal in 8 states, but an American Gaming Association survey indicated that 95% of the expected $6 billion to be wagered on Super Bowl 53 (up from $4.76 billion last year) will be placed through unregulated or illegal channels. 8% of fans (1.8 million) gambling illegally on the game will place bets with their local bookies, the balance will give their business to off-shore online sportsbooks. Super Bowl bettors have been slow to migrate to a legal means of wagering, just 2% of those who bet on last year’s game illegally are expected to transition to a licensed gaming operator this time around.
Howie Long-Short: With 15% of the country offering legalized sports betting and the regulated gaming industry only expecting to covert 2% of fans from grey markets for the Big Game, it’s worth wondering why gamblers are foregoing the legal avenues available to them. VSIN CEO Brian Musburger explained to me that “most states that are currently operating prevent bettors from funding their mobile accounts without depositing cash at a brick and mortar casino (see: NV) and others – like Mississippi – only permit mobile gambling on the premises. Once bettors can fund mobile sports betting accounts with a credit card and place bets remotely, you’ll see that number explode; you’ll see a huge surge in deposits. As it currently stands, in many states it’s still easier for people to bet offshore than it is to do it in a regulated environment.”
What can the states do to convert those betting offshore into domestic sports bettors?
Brian: It’s on the states to be competitive [with pricing]. A good sports bettor is always going to seek the greatest potential edge. If the states overtax sports betting and regulated markets can’t be competitive with the illegal markets, the big money will remain in the gray areas. Smart Money looks for prices if the state taxes are too onerous that will only keep money offshore.
Nearly 1/10 Americans (22.7 million) will place a bet on Sunday’s game, but you won’t hear Jim Nance or Tony Romo (they’re on the call) reference the line (NE -2.5) or oveunder (56.5). That’s because with sports betting legal in just 16% of the country, CBS has opted to avoid the topic. That could change by the time Super Bowl 54 rolls around though as upwards of a dozen states could add sports betting legislation over the next 12 months. Fox has the broadcast rights to the 2020 game. I asked Brian if he would expect Murdoch and Co. to include gambling conversation and/or commercials during the game broadcast – if 40% of the country were to permit sports betting within their borders?
Brian: Well, after reading JohnWallStreet’s column from yesterday about Super Bowl advertising rates, Fox should be incentivized to take ads from casinos. But back to the first part of the question, the primary rights holders should probably stay away from sports betting; you don’t want to alienate your audience and there’s a lot of kids watching the Super Bowl that shouldn’t be inundated with sports betting talk. However, many of the people tuned into the game do have money on the line. Those individuals can use their second screen for sports betting information and I think they’ll find an outlet like VSIN is more informative and of far greater utility to them, than what Tony Romo (or Troy Aikman) will provide.
The NFL wants prop bets (wagers on an individual/team performance unrelated to the game’s outcome) “restricted – or even outlawed” deeming them too vulnerable to fixing/manipulation, and has asked congress to “allow professional and amateur sports organizations to identify which types of bets simply pose too significant a risk to the integrity of sports and to work with regulators not to authorize them.” Good luck with that. As Brian told me, “if there’s a marketplace for it, it will continue no matter what the NFL Commissioner says; and there really isn’t even a reason for the league to be concerned. The amount of money you can put down on a prop bet would never be enough to sway a professional athlete; most sports books place a low limit on props.”
Fan Marino: Most the money that has been bet on the game thus far has been sharp money. That’ll change by Sunday as casual bettors begin to place wagers on things like the coin toss and national anthem. As of Thursday evening, the money wagered in Las Vegas has been split between the Rams and Patriots.
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