NFL Super Bowl 59 Gatorade shower, Anthem & MVP bets

What color Gatorade will be poured on the winning coach?

Betting on the Gatorade shower color has become a Super Bowl tradition. Orange has been the most frequent choice, dousing coaches in 2023 (Chiefs), 2021 (Buccaneers), 2017 (Broncos), and 2015 (Patriots).

However, purple was a surprise winner in 2024 and 2020, both times after Chiefs victories. While other colors like blue, yellow/green, and clear have appeared, history suggests orange remains the safest bet.

At +350 with Bovada, orange offers strong value.

National Anthem Length – Over 120.5 seconds

With Grammy winner Jon Batiste performing the anthem, the over 120.5 seconds bet looks strong. Known for his soulful and expressive delivery, Batiste is expected to stretch key notes for dramatic eeffect.

Recent anthems by artists like Chris Stapleton (2023 – 125 seconds) and Jazmine Sullivan (2021 – 121 seconds) have leaned towards longer renditions. Given the emotional significance of this performance, expect an extended version.

Will a non-quarterback throw a touchdown?

Trick plays are common in the Super Bowl, and this bet has hit in three of the last six years. Players like A.J. Brown and Travis Kelce are potential candidates to throw a surprise touchdown.

At +2500 with top NFL sportsbooks, this is a high-value wager.

Will there be a successful two-point conversion?

With a high-scoring game expected, teams may be forced into two-point attempts. There have been 11 successful two-point conversions in Super Bowl history, with three in the last eight years.

Both teams have gone for two in recent games, making this a solid bet.

Will any player rush for 205+ yards?

The Super Bowl rushing record stands at 204 yards (Timmy Smith, 1988). Eagles running back Saquon Barkley has already surpassed 200 yards twice this season and could threaten this record again.

Who will the MVP mention first in his speech?

Patrick Mahomes, a three-time Super Bowl MVP, is the favorite to win again. Each time he has received the award, he has mentioned God first in his speech, including after both of Kansas City’s playoff wins this year.

If the Chiefs win, this should be a safe bet.