News 12 viewers pick Chiefs to win Super Bowl LIV

If News 12 viewers are correct, the Kansas City Chiefs will be Super Bowl LIV champions.

News 12 Staff

Feb 2, 2020, 6:56 PM

Updated 1,537 days ago

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News 12 viewers pick Chiefs to win Super Bowl LIV
If News 12 viewers are correct, the Kansas City Chiefs will be Super Bowl LIV champions.
It was close, but after hundreds of votes, 55% of News 12 viewers believe the Chiefs will defeat the San Francisco 49ers for their first title since Super Bowl IV.
A win for the Chiefs may mean a Super Bowl MVP award for star quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Mahomes won 47% of the vote, while 27% of people believe 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo will be the star.
The quarterback matchup could be tight as 58% of viewers are predicting Mahomes to throw for less than 305.5 yards, while 50% say Garoppolo will throw for over 239.5 yards.
In other prop bets, 68% think it will take Demi Lovato over two minutes to sing the National Anthem and that the coin toss will be heads. Fifty-three percent of poll takers believe the 49ers will score first.
 
 
 


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