The 2020 Pro Bowl will proceed with the NFL's long-standing custom of holding a top pick feature toward the finish of the period. Following two or three years of exploring different avenues regarding a draft and chiefs, the game is currently coming back to the customary AFC versus NFC group for the fourth successive season. Not surprisingly, fans will have the choice to bet on the result and numerous bettors will accept this open door to get some activity on the penultimate challenge of the crusade, a last possibility this week's Super Bowl leads into a long offseason.
The AFC is supported in the 2020 Pro Bowl, laying 1.5 focuses to their NFC partners. The AFC has won each of the three of the Pro Bowls that have occurred since the NFL finished its analysis with Hall of Famers picking the programs from the whole pool of ability and will hope to expand that run for the current year. The general population has observed these patterns and is overwhelmingly backing the AFC, with 72% of the bets and 87% of the cash wager against the spread for that gathering. The aggregate on the game is 51.5 focuses, a moderately low number when you consider the normal score of the Pro Bowl in the course of the most recent 15 years has been in excess of 65 focuses. Safeguard has become the dominant focal point as of late, in any case, with every one of the last three challenges arriving under the aggregate and the normal joined score arriving at simply 37.7 focuses over those matchups. Notwithstanding this, the general population is all around anticipating a high-scoring undertaking, with an astounding 90% of tickets on the over at this crossroads.
Will the AFC proceed with its Pro Bowl predominance with another triumph on Sunday, or will the NFC at long last indent a triumph in the NFL's elite player game after a long drought? Star handicapper Jon Price of SportsInformationTraders.com
Star Bowl 2020 Viewing Guide And Odds
At the point when: Sunday, January 26
The opening shot Start Time: 3 p.m. ET
Where: Camping World Stadium, Orlando, Florida
Watch: ABC/ESPN
Point Spread: AFC - 1.5
All out: 51.5 focuses
Mentors: NFC - Pete Carroll (Seattle Seahawks), AFC – John Harbaugh (Baltimore Ravens)
Lists And Replacements: The full 88-man lists, including the swaps for those that have pulled back or are taking an interest in Super Bowl LIV, for both the AFC and NFC can be found at NFL.com
Prize Money: Players from the triumphant group get $74,000 and those on the losing side will get $32,000.
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