2022 Super Bowl Betting: Daily Live Odds Report Bengals vs. Rams

David Bastl | Updated Feb 13, 2022

Player, team and entertainment props are starting to gain more attention as we inch closer to Super Bowl LVI.

L.A. Rams

12-5

February 13, 2022, 6:30 PM ET

SoFi Stadium

Cincinnati

10-7

Pointspread	-4 -110
Moneyline	-190
Over / Under	o +49

51%

Betting Action

49%

Matchup NFL Odds

Pointspread	+4 -110
Moneyline	+158
Over / Under	u +49

51%

Betting Action

49%

Matchup NFL Odds

Welcome to Super Bowl week at Sports Interaction. It’s Super Bowl LVI and the hype is real at Sports Interaction. Once the Rams put the finishing touches on their win against 49ers in the NFC Championship the busy lines management team at Sports Interaction opened the Super Bowl odds with the Rams as 4-point favourites versus Bengals and the game total at 48.5.

Sunday, February 13:

Good Super Bowl Sunday morning friends. The big day is finally here!

The Los Angeles Rams sit as 3.5-point favourites at Sports Interaction. The Bengals moneyline bets continue to flow in, currently set at +150.

On Saturday the Lines Management team was quite busy adding to the enormous amount of props already available at SIA. The latest you ask? Cross sports props. For example; what will be higher? Team Canada goals versus China (Sunday at 11:10pmET) or Cooper Kupp receptions in the Super Bowl? Or how about this; Trae Young total points versus the Celtics (Sunday) or Sony Michael total rushing and receiving yards in the SB? Trust me, it’s a lot of fun looking at all the different options and breaking down the numbers.

Interesting notes:

This year the Super Bowl will be played (today!) on February 13, the latest date it has ever been scheduled. The earliest date was Super Bowl XI on January 9, 1977. This year will also be the first time both Super Bowl coaches will be under the age of 40 making it the youngest head coaching matchup. The L.A. Rams head coach Sean McVay is 36 and Cincinnati’s head coach Zac Taylor is 38.

The Pick:

I like the Cincinnati Bengals +3.5 points. There’s something about this team that found different ways of winning the last two post season games to make it to this point. Perhaps it was the Evan McPherson winning kick on the road against the Titans. Or, as 7-point underdogs, made their way to Kansas City and knocked off the Chiefs in overtime. Will Joe Burrow deliver the city of Cincinnati’s first ever Super Bowl? We shall see.

ENJOY THE SUPERBOWL.

Saturday, February 12:

Welcome to your Saturday Super Bowl update. WE HAVE MOVEMENT ON THE LINE. Yes, you read that correctly. The Los Angeles Rams open up this morning as 3.5-point favourites at Sports Interaction. Bengals moneyline bets continue to flow in. The last six Super Bowl underdogs of four points or more covered. The game total still sits at 48.5 points and the public lean is to the over. It should be noted that the under has hit in three straight and four of the last six Super Bowls.

The Bengals have given up the third-most pass plays of 20+ yards this season and sit bottom-eight in the NFL against the pass in DVOA. Because of this, a popular prop at Sports Interaction is the Van Jefferson longest reception over 17.5 yards

Weather report:

The forecast for kickoff on Sunday is currently 85 degrees and sunny. If that holds, Super Bowl will be the hottest Super Bowl ever.

Injury update:

Bengals Tight End C.J. Uzomah (knee) appears to be ready to play on Sunday. He practiced on Friday and had the quote of the day saying that if the Bengals win on Sunday he will bath in Skyline Chili. That would make a great television commercial, wouldn’t it?

Rams Running back Cam Akers (shoulder) practiced in full Friday after getting in limited work earlier in the week. The Rams have activated Running back Darrell Henderson Jr. and Nose Tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day from IR.

Offensive Tackle Joseph Noteboom and Tight End Tyler Higbee (knee) were placed on IR on Friday. Both will not play on Sunday.

Friday, February 11:

Good morning football fans, all is calm on the odds front for this year’s Super Bowl.

The Los Angeles Rams are still 4-point favourites at Sports Interaction. Consistent moneyline buys on the Bengals (+149) has kept that number in place for the Rams. There are some hints that we could see a 3.5 on the weekend.

The total continues to sit at 48.5 points. Interestingly enough, during the regular season, 50 percent of Rams and Bengals games went over this number. Both teams were ranked in the top 10 in total offensive yards this season. Los Angeles (9th-386.8) and Cincinnati (10th-385.2) were also tied in points scored this season (per game) with exactly 27.1 (7th in the NFL).

Player Props:

Rams receiver Cooper Kupp was named 2021 NFL offensive player of the year. Kupp had 145 catches, 1947 yard and 16 touchdowns. He led the NFL in all three categories. Kupp is the favourite to score the games first touchdown (+355) and last touchdown (+350) of the game. His reception number is listed at 8.5 and leads all yardage totals at 106.5. The public (no surprise) is leaning to the over.

Von Miller (+3900), Aaron Donald (+1400) and Evan Macpherson (+6500) are MVP liabilities at Sports Interaction. Speaking of Donald, he is also a heavy favourite to record a sack (-265 to the over).

For the Quarterback head to head matchups in yards, completions, attempts: the public is leaning on Joe Burrow.

Thursday, February 10:

We’re just days away from Super Bowl LVI and more betting options continue to go live each day. At the moment, SIA has the Los Angeles Rams as 4-point favourites as they host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. The Bengals continue to get moneyline action, currently paying +150 to win the game outright. That number was at +155 just yesterday. Fun fact: The Bengals had preseason odds of +15000 to win Super Bowl 56. The Jaguars and Jets had the exact same odds (Cue the music, if I could turn back time, am I right?). After opening at 50, the game total stayed at 48.5 points. The lean has been to the over at that number.

Looking at the halftime number, the public are in love with the Rams (-3) at halftime. The feeling is, Los Angeles will build up an early halftime lead and cover the number after the first 30 minutes of play.

Entertainment:

Two popular bets the public always love during the big game are the Gatorade shower and coin toss. Orange Gatorade is the favourite at +180 while a one-bucket shower is at -450 with two buckets and no shower at +300 apiece. Don’t sleep on Blue Gatorade, paying a respectable +400 (it’s also my favourite flavour). Currently at SIA, the Rams are paying -115 to win the coin toss, while the Bengals are placed at -110.

Some of our most popular entertainment prop bets so far are the number of performing artists to wear sunglasses, whether there will be a censored beep during the halftime show, and total number of songs performed at halftime (over/under 9.5). Also, which artist will be the first to speak/sing at the Super Bowl? Well, Dr. Dre (+125) is the slight favourite followed by Snoop Dogg (+135) and then Eminem (+300).

Wednesday, February 9:

Good morning Super Bowl fans. As we inch closer to the big game, movement on the Rams -4 number is at a stand still, as the money continues to be split between the two teams. We can report that yesterday’s game total of 48.5 still has a lean to the over.

The individual player props were released to the public on Tuesday afternoon and it felt like Christmas Day for many football fans. The props that are continuing to gain popularity (no surprise here ) is, anything with Joe Burrow involved. Burrow is listed in all the quarterback props but one of the more interesting Burrow props is his rushing prop total, currently marked at 11.5 yards.

The two Quarterbacks in this game are the favourites to win the Super Bowl MVP trophy. Rams pivot Matthew Stafford (+120) is the favourite, followed by Bengals signal-caller Joe Burrow (+215).

In the last 12 years, a Quarterback has taken home the MVP trophy nine times. The only three non-quarterbacks to win it over that time were: Julian Edelman (2019-Patriots), Von Miller (2016-Broncos) and Malcolm Smith (2014-Seahawks). Ironically, Miller could be a major factor in this game. Feel like a longshot play? Miller is paying +2200 to win his second trophy.

Receiver Cooper Kupp is the first non-quarterback receiving the best odds at +510. Interestingly enough, Bengals kicker Evan MacPherson is a respectable +6500 and drawing some looks to take home the prize. If successful, he would become the first kicker ever to win the Super Bowl MVP.

Injury report:

It appears that Bengals TE C.J. Uzomah will be ready to play Sunday. Uzomah was unable to finish the AFC Championship game and was carted off the field in the first half with a knee injury. He told the media Tuesday that he will be on the field, “I’m not missing the biggest game of my life.”

Tuesday, February 8:

All is quiet on the odds front as we inch closer to the big day. When talking to the Lines Management group earlier this morning, the “quietness” of the number isn’t a shock, “we wouldn’t be surprised if it stays at 4 until Sunday.”

Currently at Sports Interaction the sides are balancing out perfectly, so there is no need to change the number. The game total sits at 48.5 points and there is a slight lean to the over at this time.

Notes:

Sports Interaction is expected to release its player props later today/Wednesday. You can check them out at here: NFL & Super Bowl Betting Odds, Spreads | Sports Interaction. Each day more and more props will be added to this list.

The Bengals plan to arrive in Los Angeles today and are expected to practice at UCLA’s Drake Stadium. We should know more about the status of Tight End C.J. Uzomah (MCL sprain) later today. “I think it will be important that we (go early to Los Angeles), but it’s always easy to transition from not-so-great weather to good weather,” Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo said Tuesday.

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Monday, February 7:

For a second consecutive season, the Super Bowl host will be playing in the big game. However, the Bengals, not the Rams, will be the official home team for Super Bowl LVI due to the NFL alternating the designation between conferences each year. This means they’ll use the Rams’ typical home-stadium locker room at SoFi Stadium.

The Rams will be making their fifth Super Bowl appearance, and their second in the last four years. The Rams last appeared in the Super Bowl in 2018 when the Patriots defeated them, 13-3, in the lowest-scoring Super Bowl of all time.

This will be third appearance in the Super Bowl for the Bengals franchise. Their first two — in 1981 and 1988 — were both against the 49ers. They lost to San Francisco both times, and each time by one score.

Injury report:

Rams TE Tyler Higbee (MCL sprain) and Bengals TE C.J. Uzomah (MCL sprain) are both on the sidelines entering Super Bowl week. They are the two biggest question marks on the injury front.

Los Angeles backup TE Kendall Blanton caught five passes the NFC Championship Game, and Blanton could have a significant role again if Higbee is unable to play. The Bengals don’t have that same luxury as Drew Sample caught only 12 passes all season, playing in a very limited role.

Sunday, February 13:

Interesting notes:

The Pick:

Saturday, February 12:

Weather report:

Injury update:

Friday, February 11:

Player Props:

Thursday, February 10:

Entertainment:

Wednesday, February 9:

Injury report:

Tuesday, February 8:

Notes:

Monday, February 7:

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