Betting on Penalties at the Super Bowl: Eagles to Rough Mahomes +170

BetOnline Sportsbook has 20+ unique penalty prop bets for Super Bowl 59.
There are -140 odds for Super Bowl LIX to have over 10.5 total accepted penalties.
The Eagles have +170 odds to be penalized for roughing the passer and -160 odds to be the first team to receive a roughing the passer penalty.

NEW ORLEANS – The last Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles ended with a controversial penalty that ultimately won the Chiefs the game. With so much discussion surrounding the officials and that the “NFL is rigged for the Chiefs”, BetOnline Sportsbook offers many prop bets for penalties at the Super Bowl.

Bet On Penalty Props At BetOnline

BetOnline sets the projected number of accepted penalties at 10.5 for the Super Bowl. There are -140 legal sports betting odds favoring the over on Sunday’s projection.

How many accepted penalties will be by both teams?

Under 10.5 Accepted Penalties -140
Over 10.5 Accepted Penalties +100

Super Bowl 58 between the Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers saw 12 total accepted penalties, six from each team. The Chiefs and Eagles combined for nine penalties in Super Bowl 57, with the Eagles responsible for six of those penalties themselves.

Betting On The Eagles To Rough The Passer At +170 Odds

There are -250 odds for the Eagles to not receive a roughing the passer penalty in Super Bowl 59. That makes for valuable +170 odds for the opposite to occur on Sunday night.

Will Eagles be penalized for roughing the passer?

No -250
Yes +170

Bogus roughing the passer calls protecting Patrick Mahomes have been a big complaint of fans watching the Chiefs. Luckily a $1,000 bet at Super Bowl betting sites on an Eagles roughing the passer call pays out $2,700.

Team to be penalized first for roughing the passer

PHI Eagles -160
KC Chiefs +120

The Eagles average 0.2 roughing the passer penalties per game, just slightly more than league average at 0.18 per game. Meanwhile, the Chiefs average just 0.05 roughing the passer calls, explaining why they’re at+120 odds to be penalized for roughing the passer first.

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Zachary Kelley

Zach graduated from Florida State University with a degree in Writing, Editing, and Media. Zach is interested in the legalization aspect of sports betting and enjoys participating in DFS. He has a passion for sports writing and most enjoys writing about football and baseball both professional and collegiate.