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The Old Guys Podcast | NFL DFS Super Bowl LVII

·1 hr 2 min

1. SHOW Daily Fantasy Sports | Advice, Picks, Strategy, Bets focuses on The Old Guys Podcast | NFL DFS Super Bowl LVII and the Chiefs-49ers Super Bowl matchup. 2. Holden, Uncle T, and JT host the episode; Uncle T returns after COVID, JT talks travel, and Holden steers the betting and DFS discussion. 3. The episode asks which side, total, props, and showdown build actually fit Super Bowl LVII. 4. The opening segment contrasts Kansas City’s playoff reputation with San Francisco’s talent, while the hosts note that the show itself is ending after year four. 5. Uncle T says he bet San Francisco -1.5 at DraftKings immediately after the conference title games, then mentions that the line moved to -2 and even -2.5 before settling back near -2. 6. Holden says he likes the 49ers but worries about Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, Travis Kelce, and Steve Spagnuolo, and he points to the 49ers being “lucky” in wins over Green Bay and Detroit. 7. JT argues that San Francisco’s path is to “get to the lead” and avoid asking Brock Purdy to erase a 14-point deficit against Kansas City. 8. The hosts discuss Purdy’s under 20.5 completions and connect it to game script, saying it fits a plan where the 49ers run the ball and avoid a full passing burden. 9. Uncle T says he likes a San Francisco finish in the 27-23 or 27-24 range, and he expects “points scored” plus a couple of field goals from both teams. 10. They spend time on Kansas City’s underdog profile, including Mahomes’ career ATS record as a dog and the idea that the Chiefs keep beating skeptical playoff handicaps. 11. One memorable detour is the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce discussion, where the hosts frame Kelce’s fame as something he has actively chased through reality TV and commercials. 12. Uncle T says Kelce has “life by the balls” because Swift earns far more money than he does, and he treats that as part of the player’s motivation and public profile. 13. Another recurring thread is the Super Bowl media-day content, including Mahomes being asked for a Kermit the Frog impression and the hosts describing that event as full of “dumb, dumb stuff.” 14. The props segment gets specific about a potential player arrest for being with an escort, with the hosts joking about old Super Bowl incidents involving Ray Lewis and Eugene Robinson. 15. They also debate the national anthem total, noting that the line moved from 84.5 seconds to 90.5 seconds and that Uncle T prefers the over. 16. On DFS showdown, Uncle T says he likes kickers, leans toward CMC, Kittle, or a balanced build, and expects defenses to matter because Kansas City and San Francisco both bring strong recent defensive numbers. 17. JT calls showdown “unique” because every decision is driven by projected game flow, and Uncle T says a 3-3 build will probably be common with a chance to win on a 4-2 or 5-1 construction. 18. The tone is conversational and betting-heavy, with interruptions, jokes, side bets, and quick pivots between props, DFS, and personal updates. 19. Best for DFS players, Super Bowl bettors, and Chiefs-49ers prop hunters. 20. Skip if you want polished analysis without off-topic banter.

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A loose Super Bowl betting hangout that still lands on usable DFS and prop angles.

The Old Guys Pod's first Super Bowl special stays in the lane this crew knows best: a loose betting-room conversation that moves from the matchup to DFS and prop angles without feeling overworked.

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You want a loose Super Bowl special with MVP price talk.

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