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Make it legendary.

Awesome stuff with Pro Football Hall of Famer, Ron Woodson.

Joining us in the previous segments, even though his Ravens killed my Giants in Super Bowl 35.

Not one of my favorite memories growing up.

All of my bets for Super Bowl 60 coming up 20 minutes from now to close the show.

Side, total, and all of the props.

But joining us right now to give us his expert opinion on the props for Super Bowl 60

and a thought on the side and total of the game as well.

My buddy, Jamie Eisenberg, the lead fantasy football analyst for CBS Sports,

and the host, along with our friends Adam Azer, Dave Richard, Heath Cummings,

of Fantasy Football Today, one of the best and most popular fantasy football podcasts out there.

Just search FFT or Fantasy Football Today, wherever you find your podcasts, watch him on CBS Sports HQ, on Twitter at Jamie Eisenberg. What's going on, my friends? Happy Super Bowl Sunday. Happy Super Bowl Sunday. It's exciting, right? It's here. It is exciting. A couple hours away from kickoff in the Bay Area with the Seahawks and the Niners. And Jamie, we'll get in the weeds with each team and kind of how you see the game playing out offensively for those teams, which will be prop-related questions here. But as far as the side and total go and your conceptualization of the game itself, Seattle's a four and a half-point favorite. Total of the game is 45 and a half. We'll get to some props.

We'll talk MVP anytime touchdowns. But side and total, who do you think wins? What do you think the final score ends up being? I think it's a low-scoring game. I'm sure that's probably what you've heard all week. And, you know, understandably so with these two defenses and certainly the way Seattle plays. and obviously, you know, which will show up and in New England just how they perform but a lot of it has been clearly with a lot of backup quarterbacks and some you know coaching situations that they face throughout the course of the season so I think it's going to be a low scoring game I think it goes under the total but I think Seattle covers so I think we're looking at probably like a 2013 keen type of game. I don't think we come down to a field goal.

I do think that Seattle defense is going to show up and show up in a big way.

And hopefully Sam Darm doesn't make too many mistakes for Seattle to cover this game and they get the win.

All right.

So let's talk about some of the props in this game.

We'll start with the Seattle perspective as far as rushing is concerned where it's the's the Kenneth Walker show right with Zach Charbonay out George Halani may get some carries as well Jamie

Kenneth Walker at bet MGM is 70 and a half his rushing yards prop

Halani is at 10 and a half there are odds listed for Sam Darnold six and a half

Rashid two and a half even JSN over under half a rushing yard juiced way under. Thoughts on end of the Seahawks players as far as the rushing props? Yeah, I think we're looking at low totals here. You know, with Milton Williams on the field, this Patriots run defense has been elite, just from a touchdown perspective, for example. First 11 games, only two touchdowns to opposing running backs. None since you've come back, and that was in week 18 for that Dolphins game. Again, they faced some questionable offenses. You know, you look at Denver last week, for example, I'm sure they wanted to run the ball a little bit more successfully, but I think it's just a different team when Williams is there. So Walker's going to have a big game, I think, catching the ball. think he's going to have a big game running the ball. I do think he's alive to score a touchdown. I certainly have seen that enough in the games without Charbonnet. He's basically missed three games. In those three games, Walker has found the end zone six times, three times in that 49ers game once last week, once last game against the Rams. But I do think from a rushing yards perspective, I don't think we're looking at a big number. So it's going to be close. I think it's a good number, but I think we're looking at right around 68, 69 yards for Walker. I don't know, Halani, if he's, you know, not a big number, obviously for him to get to, but again, I think we see these guys both involved in the passing him quite significant. Walker minus 185 to score a touchdown, and I was talking to a former NFL general manager this week in San Francisco,

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