Super Bowl 2017: Time, live TV schedule, halftime show, prop bets, odds, online streaming, and more

After a week of parties and pageantry in Houston, Super Bowl 51 is set to kick off with the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons battling for the Lombardi Trophy. FOX has the privilege of televising the game this year, and they’re set to deliver all the pomp and circumstance the game typically gets.

The Patriots are looking for revenge after the DeflateGate debacle cost Tom Brady the first four games of this season. Despite his absence, New England still finished 14-2 and is in the Super Bowl for the seventh time in the Brady/Bill Belichick era. If Brady wins this game, he will be the first quarterback to earn five Super Bowl rings, cementing him as unquestionably the greatest QB of all time.

Meanwhile, the Falcons rode the league’s hottest defense to the big game, easily dispatching the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers in the NFC playoffs. Matt Ryan delivered an MVP-caliber season, leading an explosive and diverse offensive attack with playmakers at every position. Julio Jones, Devonta Freeman, Tevin Coleman, Mohamed Sanu, and Taylor Gabriel are all dangerous threats with the ball in their hands, but Belichick has dialed up brilliant game plans to shut down opposing offenses before.

We’ll see how Dan Quinn does in his first Super Bowl appearance as head coach — he was the Seahawks’ defensive coordinator in their Super Bowl trips in 2014 and 2015.

The game is a fascinating matchup of top-shelf talent and coaching minds, but there’s much more to the Super Bowl than what happens on the field. Here’s a complete rundown of viewing information and halftime festivities, in addition to betting info.

Time: 6:30 p.m. ET

Place: NRG Stadium, Houston

TV: FOX

Announcers: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews

FOX has an over-the-top service, Fox Sports Go, which provides live streaming of every sporting event they cover. Normally it requires a cable/satellite subscription to access, but for the Super Bowl, FOX is making a special exemption and making the game available to everybody watching online. Mobile apps are available on Android, iOS, Roku, Apple TV, and Xbox One, among others.

Lady Gaga is set to perform the halftime show, making her second straight Super Bowl appearance after singing the national anthem last year. In a change of pace from recent years, there reportedly won’t be multiple guest stars during the show, although Tony Bennett is set to make an appearance via satellite. Gaga is a great performer who should deliver on the world’s biggest stage, whether she sings from the roof or not.

Luke Bryan is singing the national anthem this year, while members of the cast of Hamilton will perform “America the Beautiful.” Former President George H.W. Bush, along with his wife Barbara, will be present for the opening coin toss.

The Patriots opened as three-point favorites and the line hasn’t budged since, according to OddsShark. The over/under is set at 59.5.

Betting on random outcomes having nothing to do with the game is a proud Super Bowl tradition. Here are some of the more notable prop bets heading into the event.

How long will it take Luke Bryan to sing the U.S. National Anthem?

Over 2:15 -120
Under 2:15 -120

Which song will Lady Gaga play first?

“Born This Way” +225
“Bad Romance” +250
“Edge of Glory” +600
“Poker Face” +1000
“Just Dance” +1000
Any other song +110

First team to score?

Patriots -125
Falcons -105

Super Bowl MVP odds

Tom Brady +160
Matt Ryan +275
Julio Jones +750
Julian Edelman +1200
LeGarrette Blount +2000
Field +2000

What color will the Gatorade dump be?

Clear/water +300
Lime/Green +300
Yellow +300
Orange +300
Red +500
Blue +750
Purple +1000