Best Super Bowl Prop Bets 2022: Gatorade Color Odds, Picks & Predictions

The 2022 Super Bowl will mark the last time bettors can profit off the NFL until next year, and fans will undoubtedly look to use all the unique prop bets as an opportunity to win money on the big game. There are a plethora of different 2022 Super Bowl props to choose from to get in the green by the end of the game. From the coin toss to the National Anthem, to which color Gatorade will be dumped on the winning coach, there will be a lot of money up for grabs come Sunday.

This article will take a look at the odds pertaining to which color Gatorade will be dumped on either Zac Taylor or Sean McVay after the game goes final.

Best Super Bowl Prop Bets 2022: Gatorade Color Odds

2022 Super Bowl Gatorade Color Odds

This year is following in last year’s footsteps with orange Gatorade as the favorite to be dumped on the winning coach. Last Super Bowl this was largely due to the fact that the Chiefs were favored to defeat the Buccaneers, and they dumped orange Gatorade on Andy Reid when they beat the 49ers in the 2020 Super Bowl.

Check out the full list of Gatorade color odds, via BetMGM:

Orange +200
Blue +300
Yellow/Green/Lime +450
Clear +450
Red/Pink +800
Purple/Violet +1000

Before taking a shot at what color Gatorade will be showered on the Super Bowl-winning coach, it is important to see the trends from previous Super Bowls.

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What Color Was the Gatorade Past Super Bowls?

The Gatorade shower officially started in the 1980s, but it has evolved into a tradition across all of college and NFL football very quickly — to the point where it is something to look forward to after every Super Bowl. Over the past 10 years, a wide variety of different Gatorade colors have been used on the head coach:

2021: Blue (Buccaneers)
2020 Orange (Chiefs)
2019 Blue (Patriots)
2018 Yellow (Eagles)
2017 None (Patriots)
2016 Orange (Broncos)
2015 Blue (Patriots)
2014 Orange (Seahawks)
2013 None (Ravens)
2012 Purple (Giants)

For the past 10 Super Bowls, orange and blue Gatorade are tied for the lead with three times used each. Orange was used by the Chiefs, Broncos and Seahawks, and blue for two Patriots Super Bowls and for the Buccaneers last season.

Those who believe in Joe Burrow’s chances to pull off the upset over the Rams might want to take orange, seeing as the only other team with orange in their logo (Broncos) used orange Gatorade on their coach when they won the Super Bowl in 2016.

At the end of the day, it is a crapshoot when it comes to which color will be dumped on the winning coach this Sunday. And it probably should not be anyone’s biggest wager on the game. Keep it fun when deciding which Gatorade color to pick for the 2022 Super Bowl shower.

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