Fantasy Football Daily - The Annual Big Game Prop Contest With Fantasy Points | NFL Best Bets

Episode Date: February 3, 2025

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Welcome back to the best bet show at Fantasy Points, Fantasy Points Podcast. Joe and Tom here. And we're going to do a little bit of a different show here as we lead into Super Bowl 59, Philadelphia and Kansas City. Our normal Best Bet Show with our props, our liens. I already have a bet on the spread in the game. That will be out on later in the week as usual. I think we'll record Wednesday, get it out Thursday. Maybe we'll do it a little bit earlier this week just because of the timing of the big game.

people wanted to get their bets down. But we couldn't do that now, Tom, because good friend Trey, he was down there at the senior bowl with us. And he took some time away to go produce some video for us. Unfortunately, that was time out of the lab. So he's got to be in the lab working on his Super Bowl prop bet. So he's not going to join us on today's program. All the better, we have something else to talk about.

And without bearing the lead too much, it is the fantasy points. Big game prop contest, T-Bro. It's a contest we've run at fantasy points for a number of years. It's a contest you and I have run personally for our friends. This is now the 10th year of the contest, and we decided to bring it to the website. But in bringing it to the website, we also bring it to the people.

You can bring this to your big game party, Super Bowl party. I don't understand the rules on when we're allowed to say that or not when it results to when it comes to betting or whatnot. but throughout the, I'll interchange Super Bowl and big game, whatever the case, you know what I'm talking about. And what this is, T-Bro, is a 36-question, multiple-choice test, essentially, where the objective is to score the most points, and it is with Super Bowl props. We've got some on-field ones, we've got some off-field ones, we've got some cross-sport props in this, and it's a contest that anybody can play. don't have to know a whole lot about football to play it.

The Taylor Swift fans are going to love it because of some of the Taylor Swift questions we have there. But what it is is it's up on the website right now. And let's just talk about the history of the contest and how we develop this before we really get into the nitty gritty of it. Yeah, we started this back for our friends back at Super Bowl 50, I believe, was the first one, the Panthers versus Broncos. So this is the 10-year anniversary that Joe and I have been doing this little prop contest.

So we've been doing it since we started Fantasy Points as well. We thought it would be a good way to give back to our subscribers and give them a fun little contest to play, win some subscriptions, and we're doing it again this year. We'll be giving out five different subscriptions, including two all-in packages. So you get all that we offer, you get the data, you get the premium subscription.

And we'll also be giving away three premium subscriptions as well to the people to finish third through fifth. So we're giving away more than $1,200 worth of subscriptions. But we like to do that. We think people have a lot of fun doing this. A lot of people like to sign up. We get a couple hundred, at least a couple. I thought we were like 700 or 800 people signed up for this contest last year.

So a lot of people like to get involved. And yeah, a lot of people have fun. We've been doing this. We've refined this contest for over many years here, Joe. And I think we've got a pretty good formula here. We kind of do it. If you follow it, we do it kind of chronologically with the coin toss and the national anthem. And it kind of goes all the way through the game toward the end of it with the MVP and the what liquid will be poured on the coach.

So it's a fun little prop to a prop contest to follow throughout the game. And yeah, if you want to, we offer a little PDF if you want to print it out and take it to your own big game party and pass it. it out and put a little bit of money on the line. So yeah, we've really enjoyed doing this. And I know your personal contest, Joe, I kind of do the questions and stuff like that, but you've been doing the contest with our friends. And it's grown quite large over the years. Yeah, it has. Last year we had over 70 entries in my personal contest. I charge 20 bucks ahead to enter the contest. I limit you to one. I guess you can have people do multiple entries. but I tend to limit, you know, one because, you know,

I don't want people to kind of game the system here a little bit and like have a sheet for if the Eagles win or have a sheet for if the Chiefs win, you know, I feel like that might get a little too complicated. So really, here's the gist of the pool. It's just like you took back in the day, might trigger you a little bit with your Scantrons, right? We took our Scantron tests in college. It is a multiple choice test style prop pool.

But unlike your questions in, in college or high school whenever you took your multiple choice test, Tom, each answer has a different point value that you have kind of balanced out based on the likelihood of the event to occur. So, for instance, the length of the national anthem, well, each over or under is just one point because it's either going to be over or under. On the other side, we have something like the first penalty, the first accepted penalty of the game.

Well, off sides, false start, that's the most likely outcome. So you get two points for that. But intentional grounding or delay a game, because those are the least common penalties, you could get six points for that. So really the object of the game is, since you want to score the most points, is to take some calculated risks as to, all right, which of these answers am I going to get to and say, all right, if this is the outcome, I'm going to create some distance between myself and the rest of the field, because if you answer a question that's worth six points, obviously that's the same equivalent to answering six one point questions.

So there's really a strategy to go up and down. And I think a lot of people have had a little bit more luck, you know, taking their calculated risk as opposed to going with the highest probability answers each time. Yeah, this is unlike your test in high school. Yeah, you don't get the most point. You don't win this by getting the most correct. You want to get, there's a balance between getting some of those easy points, trying to rack up, you know, a couple of ones and one and a half, two point questions. But at spots, it might be worth taking, you know, a longer shot and trying to,

trying to hit a big one. We have points. Some of the prompts, they have point totals that reach up to eight or 10 points for this. So I can't remember in the past, but depends on the chaos of the game. I mean, we've had games. We have a half-time full-time prop. So, you know, sometimes there's big points on that one. If somebody comes back and wins, these halftime shows, we have prompt on that.

You know, sometimes they can go off the board a little bit. So, yeah, you want to rack up as many points as you can. And the big thing with this poll, I think you've, want to try to kind of correlate your answers. And this goes for, I mean, anybody that's done DFS or any kind of gambling, you know, you want to try to tie your outcomes together. So going back to like that halftime, full time, we offer like six or eight points for those. So maybe you want to go, if you want to line that one up with the touchdown score, the first touchdown score and the last touchdown score, that's a good way to kind of correlate your things. And your MVP, obviously, if you're

going to pick the, you know, the Eagles to win the Super Bowl. You probably should pick an Eagles player to win the MVP. We've only had one instance where the MVP has come from the losing team. So just making smart decisions like that, trying to correlate your answers is the best way to have the most success. So that would be the first step in this poll is just think about what you think is going to happen in this game and then try to tie it all together with your answers. So yeah, Tom, so we're going to pop the link to the contest that we're running on fantasy points in the show notes. But within that link, there is a PDF that you can download so you can run this at your party and you can create whatever prize structure you want. You can do it for fun and you know, you don't have to pay to get in.

It's free to enter at fantasy points. And as you mentioned, we are giving away $1,200 worth of subscriptions for the first through fifth place finishers. The grand prize winner gets an all in sub plus a fantasy points t-shirt. so it'll be really, really fun for you guys to answer. We're going to take a quick break, and then we'll talk about some of the specific questions that we're going to ask in the contest. Okay, Tom, the Super Bowl is essentially,

I mean, it's a football game, above all. I know it's a cultural event, but it is a football game. So the most questions we're going to ask in the pool have to do with the game on the field. And fortunately, these are the easiest, most easily verifiable answers for us as we're scoring the thing. I might ask you to score it this year, by the way, because...

Well, I could certainly help. Hopefully most of the answers are, you know, clear and obvious, but there's always, there's always at least one or two questions that a lot of times. I know we had a little bit of a controversy with the first song played a couple of years ago. It was a... Because we didn't actually hear lyrics, but we heard the melody of the song. So I think we ended up putting a note in there. It has to be the first lyrics.

Yeah, it was the weekend, I believe. And I think the choir was singing, like, of his songs. So we have now said it has to be performed by the artist. So we can't just be like a beat and then they switch to a different song. So we're going to do that with Kendrick Lamar. We'll talk about those off-field props in a little bit. But I might actually ask you to score the damn thing live because I normally, our guy Clark Bundy, who, who helped us develop our our fantasy points optimizer. He comes up with a spreadsheet that automatically calculates the scores live. When you put their answers in, guys are willing.

I'll have them do that. But I have a vested interest in the game. So I won't be sitting on my ass with my laptop like I was at last year's Super Bowl. But okay, T-Brote, let's talk about some of this on-field questions that we have. And I already mentioned the first accepted penalty, the player to score the first touchdown, will either team score in the first six minutes and 30 seconds, what will happen first, the team to call the first time out. So really simple things that, like, you know, it really don't take a lot of skill.

It's essentially a guessing game. And now you do want to correlate it. Like, for instance, if you think the chiefs are going to win, you do want to have probably more chiefs-oriented answers. But that doesn't mean the Eagles can't score the first touchdown. So really, it's just kind of a fun guessing game and you play the game out in your head as you go along. Yeah. And as you said here, where you list to some of these questions, like, will there be a score in the first six and a half minutes of the game? if you think there will be, then the next question,

what will happen first, a sack or a touchdown? Maybe you want to go with a touchdown if you think there's going to be a score in the first six and a half minutes. If you don't think there's going to be a score in the first six and a half minutes, maybe you should go with a sack then. So those are easy ones that you can kind of tie together if you see the game playing out in, you know, a lot of times that's a lot of the talk with the Super Bowl,

that these teams come out of the gates a little slow, scoring is a little lower in the first quarter. The Patriots were famous for. that. Like there is like until I think the second Patriots Eagles Super Bowl, the Patriots all of their Super Bowls in the Belichick Brady era had no points in the first quarter for either team. It was just a wild start. Yeah. And that's actually one of the

questions later in the poll is what will the highest scoring quarter be? So you know, you get the most points if you go with the first quarter. But, you know, the second and the fourth quarter tend to be a little higher scoring. But those are going to be the prompts that give you the fewest points. So maybe that's one of those questions that maybe you can differentiate and go with one that's a little off the beaten path. But yeah, that's always a little trend there in the first quarter. These teams get out of the gates a little slow.

So if you're going to do some of these prompts, try to correlate them together. So one thing you also want to do in this contest is you have to try to zig when others zag. And because you're not going to know what people's responses are, you have to kind of look at the question. and see, hey, is everybody else going to try to get their big point result with the same question? Like, for instance, is everybody going to say that, like you mentioned, the highest scoring quarter, I think the third quarter is like the third, the third favorite, right? So it's like the second least likely to be. I feel like in hit in the past, everybody's picked the third quarter because they're like,

oh, that's a high scoring, but it's not the first quarter. The first quarter is not going to be the highest scoring. So we're going to go with the third. And like, so you honestly might want to try to get the low scoring props where everybody else is going to try to go get their high scoring one. I think, I think a lot of people will try to get the, we'll try to get like the low, probability penalty is the first penalty of the game to try to take down all those points. So that's another strategy.

Try to go for a layup when others are shooting a three-pointer, you know. So I'm trying to figure out where those might be. But here's a fun one. The highest potential single score you can get on one of the questions in our pool is 10 points. And that is for neither Patrick Mahomes nor Jalen Hertz to throw the first interception, but another player does it. That's worth 10 points if an other player outside of Hertz or Mahomes, those are the first interception.

And there's obviously only two ways that can happen. somebody runs a Ben Johnson dumbass James and William's trick on first down or one of the quarterbacks gets hurt. Yeah. And so there's a little bit of a little bit of a gamesmanship with that one as well. And obviously if you pick that one, that's the 10th question on the sheet. The 11th one, you should certainly pick the over the number of players that are going to attempt a pass in the Super Bowl, which is worth two points.

So if you think if you're going for the big outcome there by selecting an other. player to throw the first interception, you should certainly pick over two and a half players to throw a pass. And that would, those two prompts there, if it would happen that way, would get you 12 points. That would put you way out ahead of everybody else. Because I'm going to guess that other player is going to be a not very common answer there. So I'm actually looking at both the Chiefs and the Eagles right here. The only players to attempt passes for these two teams this year were quarterbacks. So nobody, none of them ran a trick play or a fake punt where another player threw a pass. So the high likelihood is that neither, that only two players throw a pass in

the game. But you know, maybe Andy Rie, McSiriani, a little, keeping a little something in the bag for the Super Bowl. Remember, Eagle Super Bowl where, you know, they did a little trick pass down by the goal line and the Philly special. So yeah, that seems can happen. And a half would have, as a matter of fact, four players threw a pass in that game. Yep. Because the Patriots ran a trick play as well. I tend to remember what happened at the end of that play. Yeah, yeah.

That's right. On the broadcast last week. So, no, it does happen. So that's a fun one. You know, you take a look, see, and say, I can see these teams running a trick play in the Super Bowl. Or like, you know, the commanders ran a fake punt last week, you know? So that that could happen as well. A team runs a fake punt in a big spot.

And you have stuff like, will any touchdown be overturned by replay? Taken off the board, not at it. That's an interesting one. We have stuff regarding coaches challenges. Oh, here's a fun one. The shortest touchdown of the game under one and a half yards, which is one point answer, or over one and a half yards, which is a two point answer. In a lot of games, Tom, that's closer to even odds.

Here's the difference. Eagles have the tush push. And so the one yard touchdown is kind of the heavy. favorite here. But if you think the Eagles aren't going to get in a spot to run the push, then maybe you take the over and get the two point question there. So it's really a lot of fun to see what you do. Like you have to play the game out in your head. Oh, here's a fun one too. Typically, we have a curse. We have a cross sport. Oh, cross. Okay, yes. This is the, who will have more? We always have a star player in the Super

Bowl catches versus a star golfer birdies and eagles in the final round of the waste management open, which happened, which obviously concludes right before the Super Bowl. And Tom, for like the first five years of the pool, the player missed the cut. And it's not like we're picking, you know, Ted Potter Jr. to be the golfer here. We're usually picking like Phil Mickelson, Ricky Fowler, like the best golf, you know, the best golfers there have been. But we locked out last year because I think it was a signature event. So there was no cuts at the waste management last year. And it was Scotty Sheffler.

So he doesn't miss many cuts anyway. So we're going back to Justin Thomas this year. So hopefully J.T hangs around. If he does not, nobody will be get credit for that question. It will be voided. So that will be a zero on the score sheet if JT does not make it. But hopefully he does here. Joe, we also have a bunch of different plays.

player comparison props as well. We have AJ Brown versus Travis Kelsey. We're a fantasy football site and we're wondering who's going to have the more, more fantasy points in a PPR format. So that's one of the questions. One of the ones I added this year, I try to find like a prop or two that's, you know, with a key player and that kind of ties their number or, you know,

we had the Kelsey's a couple years ago in the Super Bowl. This year's is Seke one Barclay. We're both Penn State guys. I've got to get a Sequin Barkley. Yeah. Prop in here. His number is 26. And if you look at the books,

his longest rush is right around 25.5, 26 and a half. So one of the questions is, will his longest rush be greater than his jersey number? You get a point and a half for that. If it's less than his jersey number, you get a point in a half for that. And if it hits his jersey number, if it's 26 yards on the nose,

you can get 10 points for that one. So that's a fun little twist. You know, it's try to find one or two of those. to add into the pole every year and got to get Sequin Barkley involved. So we have some on-field props as well that I have basically, you had a great one last year. You came up with the bad blood prop, which is essentially like how many unnecessary roughness penalties are going to be called. And we named some of these props after Taylor Swift's song. So I have it, is it over now, which is like what's the final play of the game going to be?

Is it going to be a kneel down? Is it going to be a normal play from scrimmage that doesn't result in a score? or is it essentially a scoring play. So that's a fun prop as well. I have a speak now, which is like what does the, what does the Super Bowl MVP? Who does he mention first in his speech?

Is it God? Is it his teammates? Is it the city? You know, all that stuff is a lot of fun. Basically standard stuff, T-Bro. So just stuff that you can easily verify while watching the game. But what's the fun if we don't have some other props?

And we're going to talk about some of the stuff that Vegas doesn't let you bet on because it doesn't take place in the field of play after this work from our sponsors. T-Bro, I'm really excited for this halftime show. I love Kendrick Lamar. And we've got a couple of K-dot props for this one. And we have one that we always have. It's what is the first song of the list. It doesn't have to be the first song Kendrick performs,

but of the list of songs that we listed out, which is the first one he does perform. And we have, there are some offshore books that actually have betting odds for this that you came up with. They help out on these because, yeah, I would not be able to come up with odds for these things. So a lot of the bovadas and the bet on lines, if you're looking to bet on these offshore, they don't have to be regulated. So a lot of these books that aren't stationed in the United States have these type of props. So I use a lot of these books for these kind of props.

So, Joe, can you point me in the right direction on Kendrick Lamar here? I'm not a, I know, I know Kendrick Lamar, but I don't know his catalog. I would say his biggest hit is probably humble. Which is the favorite here. That is the favorite. So, but that is a, you've definitely heard it played at a sporting event. Oh, I'm sorry I've heard a bunch of these songs. My sisters, my sister, like, I've never heard that song.

I said, if you've never heard that song, your heads between your, you know what. So, but his big hit from his most recent. album is called Squabble Up. And that's, uh, that is an incredibly, that one will get in your head, uh, if you listen to that. So I'm, I don't know, I might pick Squabble up just because it's his most recent song. And, uh, now I definitely don't think he's going to start with Not Like Us, which is the big Drake disc track. Um, now that's the one I know. I even I'm not, uh, that, my head is not that far into the sand on this. So, well, I guess not like us probably is his biggest hit now over Humble. But, um, but I don't think he's going to start with not like us. I think

there's going to be a buildup to that. And that leads to the other Kendrick Lamar prop that we have. Will he mention Drake by name? And I threw the by name in there because, I mean, if he, if he plays not like us, I mean, that is a Drake mention, right? Like, the song's directed at him. But he has to mention him by name because he can't, you can't just say, well, he insinuated Drake here because of the lyrics. No, he has to say either Drake, Aubrey, or Graham. He has to say, okay, you got to explain. because I only just had Drake. What's Aubrey and Graham? Are those like his...

His name is... His name is Aubrey Drake Graham. Okay, okay. So like, you know, he kind of... I guess like some people call him Aubrey because I guess it sounds feminine. You know, so like they call him... Aubrey is actually his name.

So, uh, but like, yeah, he's... Aubrey Drake Graham is Drake's name. Uh, drizzie. I guess if he says drizzie or something like that, I guess that would... We do have the yes. If he does do that, it's the, uh, it's the, Bigger underdog. It's an underdog because.

Yeah, I'm sure the NFL's probably in his ear. The NFL's like, all right, don't interact in engaging your beaves on our most on our world famous telecast. But you never know with Kendrick. You know, he can throw it out there. So we have that. We have some Taylor Swift props. And it's really just the one thing we don't want, Tom, is the in these is the how many times is X shown? Because you don't want to be sitting in front of the television counting how many times

person is shown on the broadcast. And it's tough, you know, if you're following along. Yeah. You know, people like to go, you know, get the nacho dip. They might go to the, you know, the fridge and get a beer. What did Bruce Springsteen say? Put down the chicken fingers or something when he was playing at the Super Bowl. Exactly. So, you know, people, we don't want people just like absolutely glued to the TV. We want stuff that's a little easier to keep track of. So, uh, we always have the ones at the, I like, I love the top of the, the game here. We have the national anthem. We always have the national anthem.

Of course, the last time that these two teams played, who would be shown first? Andy Reader, Nick Siriani. Siriani was shown first. He was shown multiple times during that broadcast, if you remember. It's the, he got turned into a little bit of a meme because the tears, yeah, the tears were pouring out of his face. So, but he's the underdog this year.

He was the underdog that year as well. So a little fun there. And of course we have the coin toss, Joe. You got to have the coin. Yep, heads are tails. And I pulled it up here. It looks like heads has been hitting here a little more recently, three out of the last four years. I'm a tails guy.

I'll know about you, Joe. Well, I think everybody's a tails guy, so I always pick heads. I think everybody picks tails in the contest. So like 70% of people pick tails, I think. So like I always pick the heads. Oh, and we have a, is Taylor Swift shown? during the national anthem. It doesn't matter if she's shown after.

Of course they're going to show her if Travis scores a touchdown. So it's just is she shown during the national anthem? And that was a little bit of a controversy. ESPN had the divisional round game with the Texans. And they showed her, I think, multiple times during the national anthem for that game. And a lot of people were given ESPN a lot of grief for Sharon Taylor Swift. So I don't know if I think it is a Fox broadcast. I think we're getting a little more Tom Brady.

So I don't know if Fox heard those complaints or, you know, they want to start driving up that star power early in the game by showing Taylor Swift. So something keep in mind for the national anthem there. Do you need star power during the Super Bowl is the question, right? So anyway, we have these 36 questions. Tom, it's wrapped up. You kind of do it in a chronological order, too. So it starts with the national anthem and then it ends with the Super Bowl MVP speech.

So it's kind of a chronological order that you can easily follow throughout the game. One of the favorites is the liquid. What liquid would be on the coach? And we've had the Chiefs the last couple of years here. I did pull this up before we did the broadcast. And it's been purple the last two years with the Chiefs. So that's why it's one and a half points for purple,

or blue and purple is the favorite on that one. But lime green and yellow. So maybe if you're looking at the Eagles to win, NFC championship game, Nick Siriani got a yellow Gatorade Bath in that game. I was literally just about to watch it because I know he got it poured on him. Yes, he did.

Yeah, yeah, at the end of the NFC championship game. So that's always a favorite one there. We also, you know, who will be mentioned, I know Patrick Mahomes at the end of the AFC championship game. He was a God guy. He mentioned God first. So it all depends on it. So you got to correlate that.

if you think it's going to be somebody that might be mentioned God first. You got to go with, you know, maybe if you go Patrick Mooms, you should link that with God there based on what he did in the AFC championship game. Yeah, I got to think about who Jalen Hertz mentioned in his speech after the, Jalen's a God guy too, but I don't know if he's a God before. Yeah, I was going to say he might be a teammate guy first. He might be a teammate guy, you know, so. I don't end those Eagles fans.

They are rabid. Maybe they thank the city first. there's always that possibility as well. If Saquan Barkley is the MVP, he's got a young family, right? Like the big story was his daughter asking, are we going to win now when he signed with the Eagles? If he wins MVP, you know, does he thank his family? So there's always, there's all these fun things that you have to break down. Ultimately, Tom, it's luck, you know.

Yeah, yeah, we don't charge anybody for this. This is more for entertainment purposes, but it gives everybody a little, little fun to why. You know, we go to the Super Bowl parties every year. Everybody's in our poll that we've been running the last decade here. And, oh, you know, it starts right from the national anthem through the coin. You know, oh, I already got three answers right off the bat. And, you know, obviously the bigger point questions come later in the game. But it's a fun little start and it's fun to follow throughout.

So I would highly encourage anybody that's looking to run a contest, go check out our PDF there. And if you want to win some free subscriptions, enter the content. contest. You never know. You could be the big winner here and could get an all-in package from us. And by the way, if you're already a subscriber, let's say you already have the all-in. By the way, fantasy points.com is 20% off through Super Bowl Sunday with the early bird special. I should, I would be remiss not to mention that. If you're already an all-in subscriber, like we'll just add a year on your subscription. Like, there's there's easy ways for us to do that. And then we have, by the way, at the end, a tiebreaker.

Travis Kelsey and Saquan Barkley combined rushing and receiving yards. So how many total yards are they going to combine for? And it's not Price is Right style. You can go over and it's closest to the pin as a tiebreaker. And it might come down to that. It's always very tight. We have a lot of people to enter this contest. So don't just put any number down there.

You should maybe think that one through. It could end up being the deciding factor, at least in the fantasy points, big game contest. maybe not at your home contest, but just don't dismiss that question. There's a lot of people entering this poll. I'm pretty sure if you knocked on the door of good friend Trey's lab right now and he opened it up, it would be like his hair would be all over the place. He'd have like char marks on his cheeks and there'd be smoke coming out of the room,

you know, like you see in the movies when the nutty professors at work. He's in the lab cooking up some absolute debacles, I'm sure, for Super. He was playing the straight man here the last couple weeks. I hope he sticks to it. He's been doing well. He was crushing it last week, too. I think this is back-to-back weeks, and the postseason has been pretty good for him. So I hope he doesn't get too crazy here with two weeks to think about the big game. But it is the Super Bowl. And there's a lot of opportunities to get crazy. We hope you enjoy the fantasy points prop contest.

You can run it at your home. You can play it on the website and just have a whole lot of fun with it. That's Tom Broly. I'm Joe Dolan. Good friend Trey is in the lab. you'll join us later in the week as we hand out our best bets for Super Bowl 59. Enjoy the week, everybody, and get ready for the game.