Billi Boddy

I just don't...

see the five here um i really don't i think it's just i think it's such an even game are you seeing five i'm seeing four and a half i've seen four and a half like since get go and then i saw it go to five and a half and now i see it at four and a half again

Yeah, I see five, but like four and a half.

I mean, four and a half, five and a half, it's all dead numbers.

Like three, three and a half, six, seven, you know, seven, seven and a half, they're all different numbers.

But we're in this four to six dead zone, which doesn't normally matter too much.

But, I mean...

What was the stat that we had?

You've probably seen it's the most quoted stat of the week.

And I want to get it right because I don't want to misquote it.

It's about the Super Bowl underdogs.

One second, let me bring it up.

I actually was anticipating doing this show last week.

Here we go.

This century, so it's 2000 onwards, underdogs of three or more are 14-4 ATS and 5-0 ATS in the last five Super Bowls.

So filtering out games that closed on exactly three, so that takes out all the three-point underdogs.

Underdogs of 3.5 or more since 2002 are 11-2 ATS, and they're 7-6 straight up.

Additionally, these dogs are 7-0 ATS and 6-1 straight up since 2008.

So I've got some of the results here.

The Bengals were plus four against the Rams.