Welcome to the favorites presented by Draft Kings.

The Crown is yours.

Super Bowl Sunday is inching closer.

We are almost to the finish line.

Thank you to our guests throughout the last week plus.

Nick Lee covering the Seattle Seahawks, Alex Barth on the Patriots, Matt Moore,

cross sport action, catch him on buckets, awesome stuff.

Go and check it out in the archives if you didn't catch it live or already downloaded as a podcast.

Listen in route to Super Bowl 60. But we have business to attend to today. I'm Brandon Kravitz, joined by the favorites group, the prime

minister of Dijan Nation Stucky and the queen of the pod, Ms. Kendra Middleton. On today's

episode, we've got action or distraction. We're back to the usual standards here on the favorites. We've got Stuckey's random question of the week and our official. I have been waiting weeks for this. Two kings and a queen parlay courtesy of draft kings. But first our stat of the week straight from the primer. I'm going to give you two conflicting trends here.

And you guys are going to tell me which one holds more statistical relevance to you.

So on the Patriot side, if you go back to his time with the Titans,

Mike Vrable is the third most profitable money line underdog among all coaches over the last 20 seasons.

Okay, that's the Pat side. The Seahawks side in his career as a favorite of four points or

more. Sam Darno, 15 and one straight up 11 and 5 ATS. Kendra, which of those do you think holds more relevance?

You don't have to reveal your pick here, but if you're just looking at those two trends,

which one of those do you think is more relevant to the reality of this Sunday?

I'm going to say probably Sam Darnold just because I think that he's going to play a bigger role in the Seahawks success than Rable will in the Patriot success.

He's been a great coach this season.

Obviously they've been the most, you know, profitable team against the spread.

But I think a lot more credit goes to McDaniels than people want to give credit for.

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