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Football Players From Chicago Area to Compete in Super Bowl LX
Super Bowl LX features underdog teams with long preseason odds and Chicago-area players boosting local interest; $1.76 billion expected wagered, says American Gaming Association.
- On Sunday at Levi's Stadium, FanDuel lines referenced Friday and DraftKings frame an analytical preview of Seattle Seahawks-New England Patriots matchups with roughly 1.76 billion betting options expected, the American Gaming Association says.
- Seattle's defense features four down linemen and nickel personnel, with coaches noting, 'They play with great technique, they play with great effort,' underscoring run-stopping discipline; their run defense ranks among the NFL's best.
- Drake Maye's recent rushing surge shows his postseason rushing has jumped to 47.0 YPG, but he has been sacked 15 times and fumbled six times in three playoff games.
- Sportsbooks opened Seattle as 3.5-point favorites and moved the market to 4.5, though favorites of 4 or more points have gone 110-1 against the spread in the Super Bowl.
- Cross-Sport props from DraftKings show Mack Hollins's line at 26.5 yards, with the SportsLine Projection Model at 31 yards, as Seahawks allow 64 yards per game to tight ends.
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West Hawaii TodayInside Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl matchup: What to watch when Seattle has the ball
Quarterback Sam Darnold answered the questions about whether he can perform in a big game with the best performance of his life in the Seattle Seahawks’ NFC Championship Game win. He saw the game so clearly, knew exactly what the Los Angeles Rams defense was doing and punished them from the start of the game to the end.
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Seahawks, Patriots set to meet in Super Bowl 60
New England (17-3) at Seattle (16-3)
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Total News Sources18
Leaning Left9Leaning Right1Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution60% Left
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- 60% of the sources lean Left
60% Left
L 60%
C 33%
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