Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes prop bets in 2020 Super Bowl

Analyzing Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes 2020 Super Bowl prop bets, with recommendations on how to bet on them

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The 2020 Super Bowl has more than enough prop bets to give everyone something they might be interested in getting some action on. Today, I’m focusing on three Super Bowl prop bets surrounding passing statistics for Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes:

  • Passing yards
  • Passing attempts
  • Will he throw an interception?

The expectations surrounding the Chiefs passing offense is always blown out of proportion because they are capable of such huge numbers.

Mahomes passing yards Super Bowl prop bet

This helps explain why Mahomes Over/Under, per BetMGM Sportsbook, for passing yards in the 2020 Super Bowl is 295½ yards (-125 for the Over, 100 for the Under).

In four career playoff games over the past two seasons, Mahomes has never thrown for less than 278 yards and three of them were games where the Chiefs called off the dogs in the fourth quarter once they built a double-digit lead and turned to the run game to kill off game clock.

His playoff passing yardage totals are tantalizing (278, 294, 295 and 321). Only one of the games has hit the over for what his Super Bowl number is, but a case can be made that, with the exception of his loss to the New England Patriots last year, Mahomes could have easily gone over in three of those games.

During the regular season, Mahomes threw for at least 296 yards in seven of the 13 games he played in full. From Week 11 on, however, he topped that number just once.


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The key to his number is the style of defense the San Francisco 49ers play.

They like to play man-to-man press coverage and they’re 15-3, so they have no complaints. The 49ers were the No. 1 pass defense in the NFL during the regular season, allowing 61.3% completions, 169.2 passing YPG and 23 touchdowns. San Francisco doesn’t want to get in a back-and-forth battle with an elite passing offense, but they’re not going to change what they do in the Super Bowl.

The oddsmakers want you to bet the Under – that’s why the return price is much better. That’s reason enough to think Mahomes will be throwing early and often and, if the Chiefs get a big lead, they likely won’t take their foot off the gas until they have to.

Take the Over.

Mahomes passing attempts Super Bowl prop bet

As it pertains to pass attempts, the Over/Under is 35½ (-129 for the Over, +105 for the Under).

Mahomes has thrown 35 passes in each of his first two postseason games – ironically completing 23 of them both times – but, the Chiefs will look to keep throwing. So far, the post-season blueprint against San Francisco tends to favor the pass. The 49ers have given up just 26 rushing attempts, 3.2 yards per carry and 41.5 rush YPG during the postseason; they gave up 112.6 rush YPG during the regular season, 17th in the league.

Take the Over.

Mahomes interceptions thrown Super Bowl prop bet

When you throw more than 35 passes, you will have a couple that are iffy.

As to whether or not Mahomes throws an interception (+105 for yes, -134 for no), the line suggests that he doesn’t. He will. Big stage nerves get the best of them at times. Mahomes threw just 5 interceptions all season and hasn’t been picked off during the playoffs. The 49ers have registered three interceptions during the postseason; they were tied for 17th in the league with 12 during the regular season.

Take yes (+105) at plus money.

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2020 Super Bowl Prop Betting Odds: Race to 20 points

Looking at prop bets for Super Bowl LIV, and betting between the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs to be the first to 20 points.

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The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs are in the final days of their two weeks or preparation for Super Bowl LIV in Miami, and kickoff will come Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET.

A big factor in deciding which team will come out on top will be which side is able to better handle the added nerves of all the extra attention during the 2020 Super Bowl. Below, we analyze the betting odds and lines at BetMGM to see which side will win the race to 20 points.

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. ET.

Super Bowl LIV race to 20 points: 49ers (+110)

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As with most of the scoring props for Super Bowl LIV, the Niners are modest underdogs. This, despite the fact they got off to the better start in each of their two NFC playoff games, and they’ve scored a total of 64 postseason points with just 30 allowed.

The Niners have given up 20 or more points in 10 of their 18 regular-season and playoff games thus far. The defense will face one of its toughest tests yet in the Chiefs. The offense has been held below 20 points just twice all year, and the Chiefs have allowed at least 20 points in three straight games dating back to Week 17.

With the Chiefs favored by 1.5 points and the Over/Under set at 54.5 points, the 49ers’ implied team total is 26.5 points, while the Chiefs are projected to score 28 points. With both sides expected to reach the mark, chase the plus-money and back the 49ERS (+110) to get to 20 points first.

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Super Bowl LIV race to 20 points: Chiefs (-106)

The Chiefs fell behind 21-0 after the first quarter against the Houston Texans in the Divisional Round. They then gave up 17 first-half points in the AFC Championship against the Tennessee Titans, before clawing back to take a 21-17 lead into the half and going on to win 35-24.

I don’t like the Chiefs as favorites on this bet. The 20 team points is still a low enough number each side is projected to hit at some point in the game. The Chiefs aren’t worth a wager given their recent history of slow starts on both sides of the ball. PASS.

Super Bowl LIV race to 20 points: Neither (+1250)

One of the more profitable prop bets, a $10 bet on neither the 49ers nor Chiefs reaching 20 points in Super Bowl LIV fetches a profit of $125. Unless your betting strategy is to blindly chase the highest payouts (hey, it is for some), this warrants a PASS.

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Super Bowl 2020: How many receiving yards will George Kittle have?

Looking at prop bets centered around San Francisco 49ers TE George Kittle’s receptions and receiving yards in Super Bowl LIV.

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The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs will participate in Super Bowl LIV Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. For the 49ers to have success, they’re likely to need a big performance from TE George Kittle. Below, we’ll look at BetMGM‘s Super Bowl prop betting odds and lines for Kittle’s reception and yardage projections in the big game, and make our best bets for Super Bowl LIV.

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. ET.

George Kittle’s Super Bowl LIV receptions: 5.5

Kittle’s reception total seems to have been set relatively conservatively, and it matches the projection for Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce. The two tight ends are the No. 1 option for their respective teams in the passing game.

Kittle has recorded a total of four receptions for 35 yards on just six targets through two playoff games. He, and QB Jimmy Garoppolo, have mainly stood by as head coach Kyle Shanahan has deployed a ground-based postseason attack. This wasn’t always the case, however, as Kittle caught at least six passes in 10 of his 14 regular-season games.


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Kittle totaled 85 receptions, 1,053 yards and five touchdowns on 107 targets in his abbreviated season.

I like the two-time Pro Bowler to get more involved as the Niners attempt to keep pace with the Chiefs in a game with a projected point total of 54.5. He’ll need to share the passing-game work with WRs Emmanuel SandersDeebo Samuel and Kendrick Bourne, especially if the Chiefs are able to build a significant lead at any point. Oh, and lets not forget Kittle has been playing with a torn labrum for the past two seasons! Give me the UNDER 5.5 (+100). The even-money returns makes it even more appealing.

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George Kittle’s Super Bowl LIV receiving yards: 70.5

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Here, I’m going to take the OVER 70.5 (-112). It’s a solid hedge against our Under bet on receptions, and the even-money above makes the -112 juice on this selection easier to swallow.

There’s also a good chance of both bets cashing. Kittle is one of the most-dynamic tight ends in football. In 10 of his 14 regular-season games, he had at least one reception of 20-plus yards. His long on the season was 61 yards.

With the Chiefs favored in a high-scoring game, the projected game script lends itself to Kittle being likely to haul in a deep pass or break a long catch-and-run late in the game against a prevent defense from the Chiefs.

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Super Bowl LIV Prop Betting: Which team will score first?

Analyzing the sports betting odds and chance of the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs to record the first score of Super Bowl LIV.

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The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers meet in Super Bowl LIV Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Below, we look at which team is most likely to score first, based on the sports betting odds and lines at BetMGM for Super Bowl LIV.

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Which team will record the first score of Super Bowl LIV? (Including overtime, conversions do not count)

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Monday at 4:40 p.m. ET.

With both the 49ers (-106) and Chiefs (-115) averaging at least 28 points per contest to rank among the league’s top-five scoring offenses during the regular season, and the game’s Over/Under total being set at 54.5, we’d best start right from the beginning.

Both the 49ers and Chiefs rank among the league’s best in terms of first-quarter scoring, with San Francisco averaging 6.7 points (third overall, including the postseason) and Kansas City averaging 5.4 first-quarter points per game (10th).


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Getting even more specific, the 49ers and Chiefs also ranked among the league’s best in terms of first-drive scores during the regular season. The Niners scoring on 10 of their 16 opening possessions (six touchdowns and four field goals). The Chiefs scored on nine of 16 opening drives (seven TDs and two field goals). The 49ers scored a first-quarter TD in each of their two NFC playoff games, with one coming on the opening possession. The Chiefs have scored a total of seven first-quarter points in their two playoff contests with no opening-possession points.

Defensively, both Big Game combatants owned top-10 scoring defenses during the regular season. The Chiefs allowed 19.3 points per game to rank a shade higher than the Niners (19.4). During the playoffs, Kansas City is allowing an average of 25.5 points while the boys from the Bay Area have limited foes to 15 points per outing.

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In the first quarter this season (including the playoffs), the Niners are allowing 4.1 points per contest (11th-fewest in the league) while the Chiefs are surrendering 6.2 (28th). In its two playoff contests, the Chiefs have been outscored 31-7 in the first quarter while San Francisco owns a 14-7 advantage.

On opening defensive possessions, the Chiefs have surrendered scores in 10 of 18 games, allowing six TDs and four field goals. The Niners, meanwhile, have given up points on only six of 18 opening possessions (four TDs and two FGs) for the opposing offense.

Our best bet: 49ers (-106)

Going by the just-digested numbers, we have to give the edge to the Niners, who not only have been more productive offensively early in games – a nod to some strong opening scripts by head coach Kyle Shanahan, arguably the game’s best play-caller – but they have been stingier defensively as well, particularly in the postseason. The Chiefs have dug themselves early-double-digit deficits in each of their two contests.

Strangely, though, Kansas City is the slight favorite here, with bettors having to pay a little more juice when siding with the formidable offensive duo of QB Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid.

Everything considered, however, it’s not wise to wager too much either way on this prop as the winning side may simply be determined by the coin toss and which team takes possession first.

Still, if you must have action here, play the percentages and give the nod to the Niners striking first on the scoreboard in South Beach.

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Super Bowl LIV: How many receiving yards will Travis Kelce have?

Looking at prop bets centered around Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce’s receptions and receiving yards in Super Bowl LIV.

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Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce is expected to be one of the stars of Super Bowl LIV against the San Francisco 49ers Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Below, we’ll look at BetMGM‘s prop betting odds and lines for Kelce’s reception and yardage projections in the big game, and make our best bets for Super Bowl LIV.

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Travis Kelce’s Super Bowl LIV receptions: 5.5

After catching 10 of 12 targets for 134 yards and three touchdowns in the Chiefs’ 51-31 comeback victory over the Houston Texans in the Divisional Round, Kelce was held to three catches and 30 yards on four targets in the AFC Championship against the Tennessee Titans.

The five-time Pro Bowler totaled 97 receptions, 1,229 yards and five touchdowns in the regular season. He recorded more than five receptions on 10 occasions.


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Only four teams allowed fewer receptions per game to tight ends than the 49ers’ 4.1. Kelce will be heavily targeted by QB Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid as the Chiefs’ No. 1 option in the passing game, but the Niners do a great job of limiting yards after the catch.

I’d expect a drop in his efficiency after averaging 12.8 yards per reception in the regular season, but I’m taking the OVER 5.5 (-147) as Reid and offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy scheme to keep him involved, especially on third downs and near the goal line.

Travis Kelce’s Super Bowl LIV receiving yards: 76.5

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No team allowed fewer receiving yards per game to tight ends in the regular season than the 49ers. They surrendered just 34.5 yards per game to the position. Kelce topped this projection in each of his first four games of the regular season, but he did so just thrice more through the final 12 games and in only one of the Chiefs’ two playoff games.

As mentioned above, I like Kelce to stay involved on key possessions and stay closer to the line of scrimmage. The Niners will wrap him up down the field and limit his yards after the catch. Take the UNDER 76.5 (-111) as Mahomes and his go-to target are forced more into more of a possession-based passing attack.

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How to bet on the coin toss in Super Bowl LIV

How should you bet on the Super Bowl LIV coin toss?

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One of the most popular prop bets of the Super Bowl will be the coin toss.

It’s also one of the most difficult to predict because it’s purely luck. Neither the San Francisco 49ers or Kansas City Chiefs will have any impact on the flip, other than the fact that San Francisco (the visiting team) will be the one calling heads or tails; and, unless you’re superstitious, that doesn’t impact which side of the coin will be face up.

So should you bet on the Super Bowl coin toss? And if so, is heads or tails the better call?

The former is completely up to the bettor, while the answer to the latter can be surmised by looking at past history. For starters, though, let’s take a look at BetMGM‘s betting lines for heads and tails – which are predictably the same:

  • Heads -104
  • Tails -104

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Looking back at past Super Bowls, tails has come up more often.

In the big game’s history, the coin toss result has been tails 28 times and heads 25 times. More recently, though, tails has been the better pick.


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Since Super Bowl XLVIII, which was played in 2014, tails has come up five times in six years. The only time in that span heads came up was in Super Bowl LII between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons.

Right before that six-year stretch, however, heads was riding a hot streak. From Super Bowl XLIII to XLVII, heads won five years in a row, and six of seven years.

The nine years before that, tails dominated. From Super Bowl XXXII to XL, tails won eight out of nine times.

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So in the last 22 years, it’s been all about the streaks. Heads and tails haven’t alternated in four straight years since 1994-1997. If heads wins Sunday, it’ll be the first time the call has alternated four years in a row since then.

If you’re going to bet on the toss, there’s really no strategy. It’s all personal preference, but if you like to ride hot streaks, tails is probably the better pick.

After all, tails never fails.

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NFL Prop Bet Payday: 7 Super Bowl LIV player props to bank on

Analyzing seven Super Bowl LIV player props that should be exploited for easy wins.

The Super Bowl that many thought they were going to see has happened, as the pass-happy Kansas City Chiefs offense is countered by a San Francisco 49ers rush offense that has been nothing short of dominant in the postseason.

Here are seven yardage-related Super Bowl LIV prop bets we’re going to be all over:

Saint Patrick

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The Over/Under on passing yards for Patrick Mahomes is 295½ (-125 over, 100 under), giving the impression that they want bettors to take the under. In his two postseason games, Mahomes has thrown 35 passes and completed 23 in both – throwing for 321 and 294 yards. It’s a big number to hit, but Mahomes won’t get conservative against an attacking defense that leaves cornerbacks on an island. Take the Over.

King James Version

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If you combine both of his postseason games, Jimmy Garoppolo has had a number similar, albeit short, to his passing yardage Over/Under of 238½ (-112 for both the Over and Under). In two games, he has COMBINED to throw just 27 times for 208 yards in eight quarters.

The 49ers are going to try to do what got them to the Super Bowl and not re-invent the wheel in the biggest game. The only logical way Garoppolo hits the over is if the 49ers fall behind by double digits early and forced to throw. That hasn’t happened yet in the postseason; they will try to establish the run and keep it established. Take the Under.

King of the Hill

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There is no more dangerous receiver in the league in terms of big plays as Tyreek Hill. Because of his big-play ability, he consistently gets a big number and this week in no exception at 74½ yards (-112 for both the Over and Under). But, the reality of his situation is that he hasn’t hit that number in his last seven games, posting weekly yardage totals of 0, 55, 62, 67, 41 and 67. The 49ers may try to let cornerback Richard Sherman go one-on-one with him, but more likely is rolling a safety his way and making Mahomes look to other receivers. Take the Under.

Curious George

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Two things go against George Kittle’s Over/Under of 70½ yards (-112 on both sides). First is that the 49ers have found the secret to their success is eating up the clock with long drives featuring an onslaught of rushes instead of passes. Kittle has just four receptions for 35 yards in two postseason games. Second, if the Chiefs defense is going to pay special attention to any receiver on the 49ers, it will be Kittle who gets double-teams. Take the Under.


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Andy’s Travis

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Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has been up-and-down over the last month or so because teams that don’t double him get burned and teams that do have the ability to shut him down. He has an Over/Under for receiving yards of 76½ (-112 on both sides). The feeling is that the 49ers are going to pay special attention to the deep portion of the field to prevent the splash play that can turn the tide with one throw. As a result, Kelce is likely going to settle into soft spots of the intermediate zone and catch a handful of passes or more, which should allow him to hit the Over.

I’ll Buy a Vowel, Pat

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49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk is the world’s worst “Wheel of Fortune” puzzle name, but has a very attainable receiving yardage over/under of 12½ (-112 on both). The problem is that Juszczyk has had a role in the postseason offense, but it has been as a blocker. He likely would have to catch at least two check-down passes to hit 13 receiving yards and he has topped that number just once in the last six games and has no receptions in four of the six. Take the Under.

Where There’s a Williams, There’s a Way

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The Over/Under on Damien Williams’ rushing total is 49½ yards (-118 for the Over, -106 for the Under). It’s a solid number because in two postseason games, Williams has yardage totals of 47 and 45 yards. But, against the Titans, he rushed 17 times. San Francisco’s defense is going to key on the downfield passing game and won’t be stacking the box. If Kansas City gets a lead, the Chiefs will look to run the ball more. This is a very attainable number, especially if Williams can hit the 15-attempt mark. Take the Over.

Run, Raheem, Run

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Against the Green Bay Packers, Raheem Mostert was almost unstoppable, rushing 29 times for 220 yards and four touchdowns. In the 49ers first playoff game against Minnesota, Tevin Coleman went over 100 yards. If San Francisco is going to have a chance of slowing Kansas City’s offense down, it will mean running the ball early and often. While Mostert’s straight Over/Under is just 60½ yards, there is an enhanced bet that pays out +450 if he tops 100½. That’s a nice return, especially with Coleman recovering from a significant shoulder injury that could greatly limit his playing time availability. Take the Over and hope for a big run or two to pad his stats.

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Sportsbook levels ultimate prop bet zinger at Kyle Shanahan

A sportsbook is offering 100-1 odds if history repeats itself for Kyle Shanahan.

Kyle Shanahan has the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl Feb. 2 against the Kansas City Chiefs at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, (Fl). That doesn’t mean the Niners’ coach is being allowed to forget his most recent experience in the big game, when the Atlanta Falcons coughed up a 28-3 lead in a 34-28 overtime loss to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI.

The Super Bowl is the land of prop bets and one sportsbook has attempted to sting Shanahan with one.

Shanahan is 100-1 to blow another 28-3 lead in the Super Bowl, PointsBet. Shanahan was the offensive coordinator for the Falcons in Super Bowl LI.

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Super Bowl 54 Schedule: Media Day, NFL Honors, 49ers vs. Chiefs Start Time, TV Channel, Live Stream

Super Bowl 54 Schedule Of Events Live Online.

Super Bowl 2020 is set as the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs will meet at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, FL to decide who is the new king of the NFL. The refreshing matchup of new faces on one of the grandest stages in sports will take place on Sunday, February 2nd. However, the big game is just the main course with plenty of appetizers to satisfy your football cravings. 

Every event in the lead-up to the Super Bowl can be seen live on fuboTV

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Here’s the full schedule of events: 

Monday, January 27th: Super Bowl Opening Night

The event formerly known as Media Day has been turned into quite the national spectacle. After arriving in Miami, both teams will formally address the media for the first time on Monday night. This will be the only time the two teams convene in one place at the same time before the game itself. Marlins Park will host this event instead of Hard Rock Stadium.

Participating Team Interview Session #1: 7:00 p.m. ET

Participating Team Interview Session #2: 9:00 p.m. ET

Tuesday, January 28th: Coaches Interviews

The second day of media continues as the two respective head coaches from each side answer questions from reporters. It’ll be the grizzled veteran Andy Reid alongside the younger Kyle Shanahan appearing in his first Super Bowl as head coach. 

Saturday, February 1st: NFL Honors

Steve Harvey returns to host NFL Honors for the second time. The event will air on FOX at 8:00 p.m. ET and honor the league’s best players. Awards being presented at the event include: Most Valuable Player, Man of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Rookie of the Year for Offense and Defense. 

Sunday, February 2nd: National Anthem, Super Bowl LIV, Halftime Show

Finally, the Niners and Chiefs battle it out to see who reigns supreme in the NFL. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. ET and will air on FOX. Demi Lovato has been chosen to perform the Star Spangled Banner ahead of the game. 

This year’s halftime show in Miami will include two Latino musical icons with Shakira and Jennifer Lopez co-headlining the concert.

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