Super Bowl 2017 Sacks Prop Bet

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Super Bowl 2017 Sacks Prop Bet

All online sportsbooks will be offering Super Bowl 2017 number of sacks prop bets. We have three below that include the most quarterback sacks, total Atlanta sacks and total New England sacks.

New England @ Atlanta

Most QB Sacks

06:30 PM

6461

New England Patriots

-155

6462

Atlanta Falcons

+125

New England @ Atlanta

Total Atlanta Sacks

06:30 PM

6459

Over 1½ QB Sacks

-150

6460

Under 1½ QB Sacks

+130

New England @ Atlanta

Total New England Sacks

06:30 PM

6457

Over 2 QB Sacks

-135

6458

Under 2 QB Sacks

+115

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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