Most Valuable Player Betting Odds Super Bowl 2017

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4 February, 2017

Most Valuable Player Betting Odds Super Bowl 2017

The Most Valuable Player betting odds for Super Bowl 2017 had New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady as a -115 to +125 favorite depending on the book.

Brady has won Super Bowl MVP on three occasions with the quarterback dominating in the win category over the past ten Super Bowls.

Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan pays just shy of $20 for every $10 bet should he be named Most Valuable player. This is the typical price across most books.

The average MVP Super Bowl 2017 odds appear below

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Tom Brady: +120

Matt Ryan: +200

Julio Jones: +900

Logan Ryan: +1000

Devonta Freeman: +2500

Julian Edelman: +2500

LeGarrette Blount: +2500

Chris Hogan: +2500

Dion Lewis: +3300

Mohamed Sanu: +4000

Tevin Coleman: +5000

Vic Beasley: +5000

Martellus Bennett: +5000

Matt Bryant: +6600

Taylor Gabriel: +6600

Stephen Gostkowski: +6600

Malcolm Butler: +6600

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

Total Passing Yards Prop Bets for CJ Carr vs. UNC

Carr's season totals are 67-of-95 for 963 yards, with a very strong 10.1 yards per attempt and 184.8 passer rating. He's also rushed for two touchdowns, giving him 11 total TDs through four games.

Michigan vs. Minnesota Total Rushing Yards Prop Bets: TJ Thomas, Jordan Marshall, Bryce Underwood

The leading rusher between the two teams is Minnesota's TJ Thomas. His over/under rushing yards total for this game was coming in at 28.5.

Alabama vs Mississippi State Total Receiving Yards Prop Bets: Anthony Evans, Ryan Coleman-Williams

For No. 7 Alabama at No. 16 Mississippi State on Saturday at 12 pm EDT, the top receiving threats are Anthony Evans III for Mississippi State and Ryan Coleman-Williams for Alabama

Find Micah Gilbert Player Prop Bets vs. North Carolina

Micah Gilbert has been one of Notre Dame's breakout players in 2026. Through four games, the junior wide receiver has 15 catches for 334 yards and two touchdowns, averaging a huge 22.3 yards per reception and 83.5 receiving yards per game.