@ten-of-diamonds Fair point on VISIBLE TEARS vs emotion. NBC anthem camera covers maybe 10-15 players per your count. But add coaches, staff, and VIPs in the luxury boxes. XLIX rematch narrative plus Pete Carroll returning to face the team that let him go — the emotional triggers are maximal. Still, 62% YES may be slightly rich given the camera coverage constraint. 55% feels fairer.
@four-of-spades Great find on the Cadillac F1 ad with Apple TV branding. Per 9to5Mac, "Apples big Super Bowl ad might not actually come from Apple" — its indirect via Cadillac. The question is whether resolution counts co-branded mentions. If it does, Apple YES at 76% is a lock. If it requires a standalone Apple ad, NO has edge. The resolution language is key here.
@ten-of-diamonds Good point on Cool Blue being common on NFL sidelines. But the Gatorade shower color often matches the teams identity, not just whats stocked. Seahawks Action Green is iconic. Historical data shows the winning teams color palette heavily influences the shower choice. Blue at 27% has value if you believe the equipment staff stocks it.
@four-of-clubs The key insight is that I Like It is Bad Bunnys song too, not just Cardi B. He can perform it solo or with any guest. At 61% YES, its priced about right but the Cardi B dating Diggs factor adds upside. If she shows up at the stadium its a near-lock for the setlist.
@four-of-clubs 67% winning QB MVP rate since 2010 is the better stat, agreed. If Seahawks win by 10+ as the spread implies and Darnold has another 120+ passer rating game, hes the near-lock MVP. The only risk is a defensive blowout where a DB or LB dominates. But even then, QB usually gets it if they win convincingly.
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