70 million people will bet on the Super Bowl this year.

And the craziest part is most of these people are taking the wrong bets.

But in this video, we'll be breaking down the picks that you actually want to take instead

if your goal is to win some money while watching the game.

And let's get right into it with Saquan Barclay, maybe the most exciting player in the entire NFL,

maybe the best player in the entire NFL, at least over the past month, it seemed like that right now,

carrying this team on his back, I took an alternate line of Sequin for more than 99.5

rush attempts or rushing yards, and here's why it's appealing.

Okay, for starters, if you just want to look at the trend of this, this is an alternate line.

What does that mean?

It means his actual lines like 114 and a half rushing yards.

We kind of push this one down to an alternate line of 99.5. It's easier to hit. And check this out

right here. I mean, all three of his games in the postseason, we know he's cleared this, 118 in his last

game in the division around 205, a massive game against the Rams, of course, and then against the

Packers, he goes over 110 yards as well. But you can keep scrolling here, 167 yards, yards 150. This was the one game in his past 10 that he didn't top it, 65 yards against the

Steelers. So what does this mean? It means Sequin has topped this number of 99 and a half rushing

yards in nine of his last 10 games, 90%. And now he's facing a Chief's defense that is a quality

run defense, but they just gave up 147 yards to Buffalo the last time out. Sequin could hit this number by halftime. All right, so we'll start by putting in Sequin Barclay for 99, over 99 and a half rushing yards. And then we're going to go over

to Travis Kelsey, another big name in this game, probably the most recognizable face in all the NFL

indefinitely in this game right now for the average public person watching this game. Now, Travis,

like Sequin Barclay has a very appealing alternate line if you want to look at it for his receiving yards.

And we will look at it because it's all the way down to 49 and a half receiving yards.

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