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NFC Championship Odds: Niners Favorites Over Giants

The bookies have the New England Patriots as heavy favorites over the Baltimore Ravens, but the odds are considerably closer for the NFC Championship Game. The San Fransisco 49ers are only favored by a field goal at home over the New York Giants. The oddsmakers also like this to be an extremely low-scoring game, setting the over/under at 42.

Those are interesting and worthy of debate, but less fun than the prop bets. Here are a couple of great ones for the NFC Championship Game, via Bovada.

Who will have more turnovers in the game?

New York Giants -175
San Francisco 49ers +145

How many times will the name "Peyton Manning" be mentioned during the live broadcast of the game?

Over/Under 2½

Anyone willing to bet the under on the Peyton Manning prop bet is nuts.

For updates and analysis on these teams leading up to their matchup, visit 49ers blog Niners Nation, Giants blog Big Blue View and SB Nation New York and SB Nation Bay Area. Don't forget to check out SB Nation's NFL hub for all your playoff news.

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