If you’re looking to cash in with a winning Moneyline wager on Super Bowl 50 and you want to know if the Denver Broncos are capable of pulling off the outright upset as a value-packed underdog, then you’re in luck! Thanks to the expert Moneyline analysis and accompanying Super Bowl betting pick that you’re about to get, cashing in with a winning Super Bowl 50 Moneyline pick will be easier than ever. With that said, let’s get started.
SB50 Line and Game Information
When: Sunday, February 7, 2015Kickoff: 6:30 PM ETWhere: Santa Clara, CAStadium: Levi’s StadiumSpread: Panthers -5Moneyline: Carolina -220 vs Denver +190Game Total: 45Watch: CBSStream: CBS Sports Listen: Carolina vs DenverThe Denver Broncos are currently +190 Moneyline underdogs to pull off the outright upset over the Carolina Panthers while Cam Newton and company are -220 favorites to win Super Bowl 50.Why Bet on the Broncos to Beat Carolina?
There are a handful of reasons to back the Denver Broncos to pull off the outright upset in Super Bowl 50, but none is bigger than Denver’s shutdown defense. By now, you probably know that the Broncos finished the regular season ranked first in total defense (283.1 ypg), first against the pass (199.6 ypg), third against the run (83.6 ypg) and fourth in points allowed (18.5 ppg).I love the fact that the Broncos have a pair of elite corner backs in Chris Harris Jr. and Aqib Talib that can shut down their respective covers without any help from Denver’s unheralded safeties, thereby freeing them up to roam the middle of the field and shut down the run with more impunity than a team with two average corner backs.The Broncos also have two Pro Bowl linebackers in DeMarcus Ware and Von Miller that can get after the quarterback as well as any duo in the league today, though they’ll certainly have their hands full trying to slow down the Cam Newton runaway express.The good news for Denver betting backers is that the Broncos tied for seventh in takeaways (27) and have allowed just one 100-yard rushing performance this season and one 300-yard passing day.