Betting NFL COVID-19 Prop Options
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Posted on the site ahead of Week 2 NFL action is a set of props covering COVID-19. From face shields to fans in the stands, there is some betting value to be found.
Will Andy Reid Wear a Face Shield in Week 2?
The odds have been set at -250 for YES and at +170 for NO.
The Kansas City Chiefs opened the 2020 season at home against the Houston Texans on Thursday, Sept. 10. Andy Reid, as the Chiefs’ head coach, decided to wear a full face shield as opposed to a mask. Unfortunately, that mask continually fogged up throughout the game.
The Kanas City Chiefs went on to win 34-20. However, Reid immediately became the butt of several jokes wrapped around his foggy mask.
This Sunday, the Chiefs are on the road against the Los Angeles Chargers. Given how it is always sunny in Southern California, look for Reid to wear the mask again.
First NFL Coach to Be Fined For NOT Wearing a Face Covering
The coach at the top of the list is the Los Angeles Rams’ Sean McVay at +150 odds. This stands to reason since he has already broke the rule.
The NFL has made masks/face coverings mandatory for coaches and staff while on the playing field. The league then sent out a memo to every team on Monday emphasizing the rule. By his own admission, McVay stated that “I figured that memo was directed at me.”
He also added “So moving forward there will be a conscious effort to do that.” This might drain some of the value from his odds.
Other coaches on the betting list included:
- Jack Del Rio +200
- Ron Rivera +300
- Jon Gruden +400
- Kliff Kingsbury +500
- Sean Payton +500
I would go with Gruden as my value pick. His Las Vegas Raiders open their home schedule against the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football.
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First NFL Team to Host 30,000+ Fans a 2020 Game
The Dallas Cowboys top the list at +250 odds. They are followed by Kansas City at +300 and Jacksonville at +400. Miami and Tampa Bay round out the Top 5 at +500 odds.
Most of the NFL 32 teams played their season opener in an empty stadium. Kansas City allowed a limited number of fans to attend last Thursday’s game. Jacksonville did the same in a home win against Indianapolis.
Looking ahead to Week 2, Cleveland is expected to allow up to 6,000 fans to attend Thursday night’s game. The Browns face NFC North rival Cincinnati.
Miami faces Buffalo in its home opener. The Dolphins will allow up to 13,000 fans for this game.
Jerry Jones stated that the Cowboys will allow fans for Sunday’s home opener against Atlanta. He did not mention a set number. That makes Dallas the best pick to top the 30,000 mark first this season.
