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Super Bowl MVP
The Big Game is still a week away, but
Sportsbook.com is taking a look at the
most popular proposition bet, Super Bowl
MVP.
Here’s
a look at all the favorites:
Tom Brady (1:2)
A quarterback
wins the Super Bowl MVP a little more
than 50% of the time and Brady already
has two of these awards under his belt.
With the New England Patriots a heavy
favorite to win the game, ‘Tom
Terrific’ deserves to be the heavy
favorite for this year’s award.
Eli Manning (7:2)
Manning has
seen his stock rise with three very good
playoff performances to get the New York
Giants to this point. If the Giants can
pull off the historic upset, Eli could
very well match brother Peyton’s
MVP from last year.
Laurence Maroney (5:1)
A running
back hasn’t won the award
since Denver’s Terrell Davis in Super
Bowl 32. If the Giants stay in nickel and
dime coverage, it will force New England
to run the ball. That means a lot of carries
for Maroney and perhaps his third consecutive
120+ yard game.
Randy Moss (7:1)
Moss has
been basically absent in New England’s first two playoff games.
However, with the warm weather site coupled
with a mediocre Giants’ secondary,
Moss should get a lot of passes thrown
his way.
Wes Welker (8:1)
The other Patriots prime-time receiver
is a master of finding the open spot in
the zone and running after the catch. If
the outside receivers are double covered,
that will mean a lot of check-down receptions
for Welker..
Plaxico Burress (8:1)
Burress is the main receiving threat for
the Giants and had a huge NFC Championship
game with 151 receiving yards against the
Green Bay Packers. Burress will have a
big size and strength advantage over the
smaller Patriots cornerbacks.
Brandon Jacobs (10:1)
One half
of the Giants running attack, Jacobs
uses his 265 pounds of muscle to hammer
away at the defense. That’s
not easy to do against the Patriots’ stout
3-4 defense and it’s even tougher
to become the MVP when sharing carries
with Ahmad Bradshaw.
Kevin Faulk (12:1)
Faulk is
a third-down back extraordinaire, and
he is extremely important to the Patriots’ chances
of winning or losing. However, with all
the other weapons in New England’s
arsenal, Faulk doesn’t have a lot
of MVP value at these odds.
Ahmad Bradshaw (15:1)
Bradshaw is a rookie out of Marshall and
runs much tougher than his stature suggests.
He is always a threat to take it the distance
and is certainly a good Super Bowl MVP
sleeper.
Amani Toomer (18:1)
Toomer and
defensive end Michael Strahan are the
only two players left from the Giants’ team that lost Super Bowl
35 to Baltimore. While Toomer’s stats
have declined the last few years, he is
still dangerous.
Other Players
Both of the kickers, Lawrence Tynes and
Stephen Gostkowski are listed at 25:1.
There are also of lot of defensive players
listed at 50:1. Remember, safety Dexter
Jackson was the Super Bowl 37 MVP when
Tampa Bay destroyed Oakland, 48-21.
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