Sunday marks the official end of the football season, as the Rams and Patriots will meet in Atlanta for Super Bowl 53. NFL football pales in comparison to the product that college football produces each year. There’s no pageantry, there’s not as much tradition, and for some reason there are always hoards of shirtless Bills fans dive bombing onto folding tables and calling it “tailgating.” Huh?

Regardless, the Super Bowl is still the premier football event and is watched by more than 1oo million people in the U.S. every year. There are a lot of reasons that make the Super Bowl great, and most of them have nothing to do with the game. The commercials, the house parties, the 7-layer bean dip (whatever that is), and of course, the gambling.

The latter is my personal favorite. And, apparently a lot of other people’s too when you consider that Nevada has seen a record number in bets handled each of the past 3 years, including last year’s record high of $158 million. Call it a problem, call it a vice, or call it whatever you want. I call it fun, and this year should not disappoint. There are more than 400 prop bets listed by Vegas Sportsbooks for this year’s Super Bowl. Some are fun, some are random, but they have all been carefully researched down to a science.

So, if you want to make some money Sunday, then pay attention because here are your best prop bets for Super Bowl 53.

Lock of the Century

1. Will the Chick-fil-A franchise in Mercedes-Benz Stadium be open on Super Bowl Sunday? (Via Oddshark)

YES +575 / NO -1100

Let’s start with an absolute lock of the century. I was shocked this was even listed. The odds aren’t great, but if you ever wanted to bet the mortgage then here’s your chance. This is a “no” all day long, and twice on Sunday.

Contest Props

2. How long will it take Gladys Knight to sing the National Anthem? (Via Oddshark)

OVER 1:47 (-160)/ UNDER 1:47 (+120)

The under has hit in 5 of the past 6 Super Bowl anthems, and all 6 went under 1:52. The last time the anthem finished under 1:47 was Super Bowl 46 in 2011. Also, the last time Gladys Knight performed the anthem was in 1991, and she finished in 1:34. This might sound confusing, but take the over. It says a lot that this is the lowest Vegas has set it in over half a decade.

3. How many times will the broadcast mention Sean McVay’s age? (Via Oddshark)

OVER 1.5 (-175)/ UNDER 1.5 (+135)

This feels like free money. It will definitely be brought up at the top of the broadcast in comparison to Belichick. Also, if the Rams win he would be the youngest head coach to ever win a Super Bowl. Boom that’s two. Easy enough.

4. Total Donald Trump tweets on February 3. (Via Oddshark)

OVER 6 (-120)/ UNDER 6 (-120)

Trump obviously tweets a lot. However, he tends to not tweet as much on Sundays. That being said, since Trump joined Twitter in May of 2009 he has tweeted more than 40,000 times. That’s over a span of roughly 3,562 days, which averages out to 11.3 tweets per day from the POTUS. Hard to not like those odds.

Game Props

5. Will the opening kickoff  be a touchback? (Via William Hill)

YES -220/ NO +190

I fell for this last year and bet on “yes.” Over half of Stephen Gostkowski’s kickoffs this year were not touchbacks. And, over his past 3 games, his percentage dropped to 23.8. L.A. Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein reportedly has a sore foot this week. The bet is no.

6. Will the Patriots score a TD in the 1st quarter? (Via William Hill)

YES -110/ NO -110

Despite winning 5 of the 8 Super Bowls that Brady and Belichick have been to, they have struggled mightily in the 1st quarter. In fact, last year’s 3 points are the ONLY points the Pats have scored in the 1st quarter in those 8 games. Nope.

7. Will Tom Brady attempt more than 41 passes and will he complete more than 27 passes? (Via William Hill)

OVER -110/ UNDER -110

The Pats have had a lot of success running the ball this postseason behind Sony Michel. However, Brady has attempted at least 41 passes and completed at least 27 in each of his past 5 Super Bowls (and 6 of 8 overall). He also has averaged 45 attempts per game this postseason with 32 completions. Take the over for both.

8. Will the shortest TD scored in the game be Over or Under 1.5 yards? (Via William Hill)

OVER +140/ UNDER -160

It seems like taking the over is the value play here. However, the under is 6-0 in the last 6 NFL playoff games, 8-2 overall this postseason, 8-3 during last year’s postseason, and 10-1 the year before that. Take the under.

9. Will James White have more than 44.5 yards receiving? (Via William Hill)

OVER -130/ UNDER -110

This postseason James White has caught 19 balls and been targeted 23 times. Needless to say he’s posted more than 44.5 yards receiving in both contests. The Pats are 9-1 when White has 45+ yards receiving and just 4-4 when he doesn’t. He’ll be a big part of the game plan. Don’t forget in Super Bowl 51 two years ago he had 14 catches for 110 yards. Take the over.

10. Will there be a successful 2-point conversion? (Via William Hill)

YES +195/ NO -280

There has been a 2-point conversion attempt in 8 of the past 9 Super Bowls. At some point I think someone will try to get creative.

11. Will Rob Gronkowski have more than 4 receptions? (Via William Hill)

OVER -125/UNDER +105

In 3 Super Bowls, Gronk has caught a total of 17 passes, including 9 last year. Combine that with the fact that the Rams gave up the second-most receiving yards to TE’s in the NFL this season, and it seems like a no-brainer. Take the over.

12. Will the game be decided by exactly 3 points? (Via William Hill)

YES +300/NO -360

The line is 2.5, and they didn’t build all those casinos and 4-star hotels in the middle of the desert on accident.

Georgia Props

13. Which former Georgia Bulldog will have more rushing yards? (Via Vegas Insider)

Sony Michel -125/Todd Gurley -115

As great as Sony has been this postseason, Gurley is the play. The Pats won’t want to run right at Aaron Donald and Ndamukong Suh, and the Pats’ defense ranked 29th in yards per carry this season. Take Gurley.

14. Super Bowl MVP: Sony Michel +1500/Todd Gurley +1500 (Via William Hill)

Michel has rushed for 5 TDs this postseason in only 2 games. That is tied with Terrell Davis for the most in a single postseason ever. No pun intended for the UGA alums, but definitely hedge your bets here and bet on Michel AND Gurley whose odds are also +1500. Outside of quarterback, running backs have won more SB MVPs than all other positions with 7. Also, Gurley led the NFL in total TDs this season with 21. Odds are pretty favorable for one of the Dawgs to take home the hardware.

15. Will a fan run onto the field during the game? (Via Oddshark)

YES +800/No -2500

Let’s get weird. Bet yes. I don’t have any stats on this, but I do know a fan ran onto the field during the CFP Title game last month. Also, I live a mile and a half from the stadium, so if you want to go halfsies I’ll take one for the team …

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