2022 Super Bowl Game Props: Rams vs Bengals

• BetOnline and Bovada have Super Bowl 56 game props, player props, cross-sport props, halftime specials, and much more
  
• This is only the second time in Super Bowl history that two No. 1 picks will face off at QB.
• The Rams and Bengals will meet at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb. 13, 2022

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Remember before the pandemic when you could go to a buffet and eat your face off? Betting Super Bowl Props is kind of like that – with no shortage of delicious things to wager on, you can fill up on whatever you like.

Today, we’ll look at the Super Bowl props odds for the first score of the game, length of the first touchdown, total TDs scored, and a longest field goal in the Rams/Bengals Super Bowl 56 matchup. But, first, be sure to check out the top betting sites for NFL football in 2022 and get advice for how to wager on Super Bowl 56.

First Score of Game

Los Angeles Rams Passing TD	+225
Cincinnati Bengals Passing TD	+290
Los Angeles Rams Field Goal	+400
Cincinnati Bengals Field Goal	+425
Cincinnati Bengals Rushing TD	+600
Los Angeles Rams Rushing TD	+600
Los Angeles Rams Def/ST TD	+2500
Cincinnati Bengals Def/ST TD	+3300
Cincinnati Bengals Safety	+4000
Los Angeles Rams Safety	+4000

Rams favored to strike first

Will Super Bowl 56 start with a Rams passing touchdown (+225)? Los Angeles is a 4.5-point favorite and have scored six of their eight postseason TDs through the air. A Cincinnati passing score is +290. Four of their five playoff TDs have been thrown by Joe Burrow, but a Bengals field goal (+425) is the stronger bet. Rookie Evan McPherson has connected on 12-of-12 field goals over the past three weeks.

A Rams defensive/special teams touchdown (+2500) or safety (+4000) make for excellent wagers given Cincinnati’s struggles in pass protection. As does a Bengals DEF tally (+3300) – while Matthew Stafford’s played smart football in the playoffs to this point, he threw four pick-sixes from Week 9 onwards.

Money Mac: Content Guy @McPherson_Evan | #RuleTheJungle pic.twitter.com/3k9xvcRlHG

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) February 1, 2022

 

Length of 1st Touchdown

1 to 7 Yard Touchdown	+100
8 to 15 Yard Touchdown	+185
16 to 25 Yard Touchdown	+400
26 to 39 Yard Touchdown	+700
40 to 59 Yard Touchdown	+1600
60 to 79 Yard Touchdown	+2000
80 to 95 Yard Touchdown	+4000
96 or More Yard Touchdown	+4500
0 Yard Touchdown	+5000
No Touchdown in the Game	+10000

Chase and Kupp offer explosive play potential

A 1-to-7 yard touchdown being the first score is even money at +100. Yawn… instead, opt for the 40-59 yard range at a juicy +1600. Cooper Kupp (9) and Ja’Marr Chase (8) had a combined 17 receptions over 40 yards this season, so Super Bowl 56 could easily open with a splash play.

Exact Total Touchdowns

5	+375
6	+375
4	+450
7	+450
3	+600
8	+850
10 or More	+1200
9	+1200
2	+1400
1	+3300
Zero	+10000

Low or high scoring affair?

Oddsmakers have set the over-under at 48.5 points, expecting around 5 TDs (+375) or 6 TDs (+375) combined from both clubs. The highest-scoring Super Bowl of all time was SB XXIX, where the 49ers and Chargers racked up a combined ten touchdowns and 75 points in a 49-26 San Francisco victory.

Ten or more touchdowns is available at +1200, and would be incredible from an entertainment perspective, but that’s hard to envision from a defense captained by Aaron Donald and a Bengals D that shutdown Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes for an entire half of football. Bet the chalk at five or six TDs.

Quiet no more: Aaron Donald becoming a more vocal leader for Super Bowl-bound Rams https://t.co/4aQ2rX9JsL pic.twitter.com/YBVat50N0J

— ESPN Los Angeles (@ESPNLosAngeles) February 1, 2022

Longest Field Goal

Over 47.5 Yards	-125
Under 47.5 Yards	-105

Money Mac strikes again?

You will have to lay some juice on the 47.5 over (-125) – but the aforementioned Evan “Money Mac” McPherson has already drilled three 50+ yard field goals in the playoffs and went 9-for-11 from that distance in the regular season. The Rams’ placekicker Matt Gay also connected on four-of-five 50 yarders this year.

Since both head coaches have confidence in their guys, neither Sean McVay or Zac Taylor will be worried about the bad field position that a missed kick would bring. Bet the over.