Super Bowl Numbers

By the numbers: You may have heard that the Chiefs are going for a third consecutive title? That and more below.



0 three-peats: Kansas City is already the first team to reach three straight Super Bowls; now they'll try to become the first to win three in a row.

9th rematch: Chiefs-Eagles is the ninth* Super Bowl rematch, including the fifth between head coaches (Andy Reid vs. Nick Sirianni) and the fourth between QBs (Patrick Mahomes vs. Jalen Hurts). Good news for KC: In every previous coach and QB rematch, the winner of the first game also won the second.

45 playoff games: Speaking of Reid, this will be his 45th career playoff game, breaking a tie with Bill Belichick for the most in NFL history.

17 playoff wins: Mahomes is a ridiculous 17-3 in the playoffs, already the second-most career postseason wins by a QB (Tom Brady, 35). But Brady didn't win his 17th game until age 35; Mahomes is just 29.

31 catches, 350 yards: Those are Travis Kelce's career numbers in the Super Bowl. With three more catches, he'll pass Jerry Rice for the most ever, and with 15 more yards he'll move into second place behind Rice (589).

30 rushing yards: That's all Saquon Barkley needs on Sunday to break Terrell Davis' record for the most in a season, including playoffs (2,476 in 1998).

3 rushing TDs: That's how many Jalen Hurts had two years ago, tying Terrell Davis for the most in a single Super Bowl. With two more on Sunday, he'll tie Emmitt Smith for the most career Super Bowl rushing scores.

Top-4 defenses: The Eagles (No. 2 scoring defense) and Chiefs (No. 4) both boasted top-four scoring defenses this season, led by superstar pass rushers Jalen Carter (PHI) and Chris Jones (KC).

64% win percentage: The Chiefs will wear white on Sunday, a color that has historically delivered success. 64% of Super Bowls (37 of 58) have been won by the team wearing white, including KC two years ago against Philly.
Care to make a wager? If so, you're hardly alone: A record $1.39 billion is expected to be legally wagered on the Super Bowl in the U.S., per the American Gaming Association.


Spread: KC -1.5
Moneyline: KC -120, PHI +100
Over/Under: 48.5

Current Heisman Odds

A new candidate has also risen to become one of the Heisman favorites. On October 16th, Oregon quarterback Bo Nix was 20/1 to win the trophy. He now sits as the second-favorite at +215 to win the trophy, only behind fellow Pac-12 quarterback Michael Penix Jr.

The Heisman favorites at Circa Sports include:

Michael Penix Jr +170
Bo Nix +215
JJ McCarthy +700
Jordan Travis +800
Marvin Harrison Jr +950
Carson Beck +1600
Jalen Milroe +3000

Pre World Series Odds

We still have one Game 7 to go, but let's go ahead and look at what the World Series odds look like following Texas' victory last night.

SportsBetting.ag opened the Rangers as favorites against both National League clubs, but early betting has shifted the lines.

Texas initially opened as a -125 favorite against the Phillies (+105) and a -180 favorite against Arizona (+160). Here are the current World Series odds:


Diamondbacks +150

Rangers -170
 

Phillies -110

Rangers -110

2023 Heisman Odds

J.J. McCarthy has supplanted Michael Penix Jr. after starting the season with 20/1 (+2000) odds.


If you are able to use this information, please consider citing the source, SportsBetting.ag.

 
Heisman: https://www.sportsbetting.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures/heisman-trophy


CFP: https://www.sportsbetting.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures/college-football-championship

 
Heisman Trophy                      

J.J. McCarthy                +175

Michael Penix Jr.           +325

Jayden Daniels              +550

Jordan Travis                +800

Dillon Gabriel                +1000

Bo Nix                          +2500

Marvin Harrison Jr.        +2500

Carson Beck                  +2800

Drake Maye                  +5000

Quinn Ewers                 +5000

Caleb Williams              +7500

Sam Hartman                +7500

Blake Corum                 +10000

Kyle McCord                 +10000

Shedeur Sanders           +25000

World Series Champs and MVP Odds

World Series Champion

Philadelphia Phillies                  +105

Texas Rangers                           +130

Houston Astros                         +750

Arizona Diamondbacks              +1400

                       

ALCS MVP                   

Leody Taveras (TEX)                  +400

Jordan Montgomery (TEX)         +550

Corey Seager (TEX)                    +650

Yordan Alvarez (HOU)               +900

Nathan Eovaldi (TEX)                 +1100

Adolis Garcia (TEX)                    +1400

Evan Carter (TEX)                      +1400

Marcus Semien (TEX)                +1400

Jonah Heim (TEX)                      +1600

Nathaniel Lowe (TEX)                +2000

Josh Jung (TEX)                         +2200

Mitch Garver (TEX)                    +2500

Kyle Tucker (HOU)                     +2800

Alex Bregman (HOU)                 +3300

Jose Abreu (HOU)                      +3300

Jose Altuve (HOU)                     +3300

Justin Verlander (HOU)              +4000

Chas McCormick (HOU)             +6600

Jeremy Pena (HOU)                   +8000

Framber Valdez (HOU)              +10000

Yainer Diaz (HOU)                     +10000

Michael Brantley (HOU)             +12500

                       

NLCS MVP                   

Bryce Harper (PHI)                    +175

Kyle Schwarber (PHI)                 +400

Trea Turner (PHI)                      +600

Zack Wheeler (PHI)                   +800

Nick Castellanos (PHI)                +1200

J.T. Realmuto (PHI)                    +1400

Aaron Nola (PHI)                       +1800

Brandon Marsh (PHI)                 +2000

Corbin Carroll (ARI)                   +2200

Christian Walker (ARI)               +3300

Ketel Marte (ARI)                      +3300

Tommy Pham (ARI)                   +3300

Gabriel Moreno (ARI)                +6000

Bryson Stott (PHI)                     +6600

Merrill Kelly (ARI)                      +6600

Lourdes Gurriel Jr. (ARI)             +10000

Zac Gallen (ARI)                         +10000

                       

World Series MVP                   

Bryce Harper (PHI)                    +550

Corey Seager (TEX)                    +700

Trea Turner (PHI)                      +1100

Nick Castellanos (PHI)                +1200

Evan Carter (TEX)                      +1400

Adolis Garcia (TEX)                    +1600

Kyle Schwarber (PHI)                 +1600

Marcus Semien (TEX)                +1800

Josh Jung (TEX)                         +2000

Nathaniel Lowe (TEX)                +2200

Zack Wheeler (PHI)                   +2200

J.T. Realmuto (PHI)                    +2500

Jordan Montgomery (TEX)         +2500

Yordan Alvarez (HOU)               +2500

Alec Bohm (PHI)                        +2800

Nathan Eovaldi (TEX)                 +2800

Aaron Nola (PHI)                       +3300

Jonah Heim (TEX)                      +4000

Jose Altuve (HOU)                     +4000

Kyle Tucker (HOU)                     +4000

Mitch Garver (TEX)                    +4000

Bryson Stott (PHI)                     +4500

Alex Bregman (HOU)                 +5000

Christian Walker (ARI)               +5000

Corbin Carroll (ARI)                   +5000

Justin Verlander (HOU)              +6600

Ketel Marte (ARI)                      +7500

Framber Valdez (HOU)              +8000

Chas McCormick (HOU)             +10000

Lourdes Gurriel Jr (ARI)              +10000

Jeremy Pena (HOU)                   +12500

Jose Abreu (HOU)                      +12500

Gabriel Moreno (ARI)                +15000

Merrill Kelly (ARI)                      +15000

Michael Brantley (HOU)             +15000

Yainer Diaz HOU)                      +20000