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The preparations continuing for Super Bowl 52, the gambling public. I always look at the early money.

The early money on a Super Bowl, well, all sporting events, but the Super Bowl in particular,

you want to see where the early money is as the Patriots and Eagles do their thing.

Really, with nothing this week, and then next week,

the main gusto of Super Bowl coverage from Minneapolis

as they feverishly prepare U.S. Bank Stadium

for the ultimate in-your-face to Viking fans

having to watch those Animal Eagle fans come to town to play the Patriots.

But the question of the gambling side of things here, which side is the early money on?

And it is overwhelming in favor of the Philadelphia Eagles.

There's a lot of reaction, and it's an overreaction to Nick Foles performance against the Vikings.

And the assumption that Foles is going to do that again, the Vikings getting, or the Eagles

rather, getting 70% over 70% of the early money is on the side of the Eagles in the Super Bowl

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