If you're betting on the Super Bowl, you're in the right place because in this video,

we're going to break down the six picks that you could take to turn $20 into over $1,500. Now, let's not waste any of your time. Let's get right into it by talking about Drake May, one of the favorites to win MVP in this game, of course, because he's a quarterback. And now Drake May specifically has a prop in the marketplace set at six and a half rush attempts. The question becomes do we want to take the over or the under? All right, for starters,

Drake made this postseason, he hasn't been good passing the ball, but he has, I mean, you can see that right here, just 59% completions, 59% and then 48% of course, the bad weather game against Denver. But even before the weather started late in the third quarter, he was not playing very well. he hasn't played very well all postseason. Tough matchups, of course, as well, the Texans defense, Broncos defense, even the Chargers defense. But the one area where Drake May has played well and continued to play well is with his legs. If we look at his rushing in the postseason and we know this was a big part of his regular season's success, he's had 10 carries, four carries, and 10 carries. That adds up to 24

carries in his three playoff games. Not only that, but on those carries, he's been one of the

best overall runners in the postseason. And that factors in running backs as well. Right now,

according to NFL Pro, out of 64 qualified rushers, Drake May is second in the postseason only behind Josh Allen

in his rushing efficiency. That's how deadly his legs have been as a weapon, whether it's running

against the Broncos to secure their spot to the Super Bowl, running against other teams to get

touchdowns on the ground in the playoffs. Like that Broncos game where he scored on the ground or

in the first game of the playoffs against the charges, running for 66 yards, he's been a major catalyst with those legs. And now it's very important because he comes into this game as a four and a half point underdog, meaning that the Seahawks are favorites. They're expected to win, but it's not like they're this 70% chance to win favorite. They're around like a 55 to 60% chance. This should be a close game, meaning many of times if this game was played a thousand times, the Patriots win a lot of those times. And the reason why I bring that up and try and break it down into layman terms is because if they're leading late in the game with the ball, Drake May will have the opportunity to take kneel downs, which are rush attempts. And he could also take maybe one or two kneel downs at the end of the

first half if they get the ball with like 10 seconds and they have to go to the whole field. That's a

nice rush attempt that we can get right there. So based on all of this, we're going to be taking Drake May for more than six and a half rush attempts with our first pick to start this six pick entry to turn $20 into over $1,500.

All right, next up, let's look at Hunter Henry, the Patriots, tight end, one of Drake

May's favorite options, basically the past two years since he's been in the NFL, and specifically we want to look at his touchdown prop, his anytime touchdown prop. Do we think Hunter Henry will score in this game? It's very simple. Yes or no, more or less than a half a touchdown for Hunter Henry. Well, let's dig into this because Hunter Henry has been the number one red zone target on this team this year.

His 22 red zone targets not only leads the Patriots, but it's top five amongst all players. Not just tight ends, not just players on his team, top five amongst all players in the NFL. We're talking like JSN, Devante Adams, all those players. He's right there with them. In fact, Hunter Henry has earned 35.5% of his team's red zone targets. That's second in the entire NFL. That is an insane number. That means over one third of the red zone targets the Patriots have had this year have gone to the tight end. Hunter Henry, who doesn't get like all the credit in the world as being one of the best playmakers in the NFL.

But when it gets down to the red zone this year and really the past two years, Drake May is looking to Hunter Henry. Just look at this right here. You have Amunrae St. Brown, number one in the NFL, Trey McBride, number two. We know how many touchdowns he scored this year. Devante Adams was the goal line in one yard line King.

Christian McCaffrey always involved.

Hunter Henry is then next on the list with Jake Ferguson.

Number six, in Tarpe. this year. Devante Adams was the goal line and one yard line king. Christian McCaffrey always involved. Hunter Henry is then next on the list with Jake Ferguson, number six in targets inside the 10 yard line and top five in targets inside the 20 yard line this year. Depending on the data source you look at, he's actually top four on some other sites on how they call red zone targets. We don't have to get into all the minutia about how like reporting systems could have somebody at the 19 to 20 or the 21 yard line and all that anyways. The point being is that when they're in the red zone, Hunter Henry's on the field. He's often targeted and that's very important because now he's facing a Seahawks defense is elite. No doubt. This is an elite defense, but they do allow the fifth most receptions two tight ends this year and the third most receptions in the red zone.

So you get arguably the best tight end other than Trey McBride in the red zone this year paired up in one of the best matchups you can have for when you're in the red zone.

Also.

So based on all that, we're going to be taking Hunter Henry to score a touchdown in this game.

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