Length of First Made Field Goal Prop Bet Super Bowl 2021

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Length of First Made Field Goal Prop Bet Super Bowl 2021

The Length of the first made field goal prop bet for Super Bowl 2021 is available at Jazz Sports.

Length of first made field goal

30 to 36 Yards             +200   

23 to 29 Yards             +300   

37 to 43 Yards             +300   

44 to 49 Yards             +350   

50 or More Yards                    +500   

1 to 22 Yards               +800   

0 Field Goals Made                 +1600 

Historically, Steve Christie made a field goal in Super Bowl XXVIII for 54 yards.  That is the longest field goal ever in a Super Bowl and would have paid out $50 for every $10 bet if that were to happen first in 2021.

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Will Chiefs miss a field goal?

Yes +250

No -325

Will Bucs miss a field goal?

Yes +250

No -325

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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