Super Bowl 60 Prop Bets: 10 Best Bets for Patriots vs. Seahawks

The start of Super Bowl 60 between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will be here before you know it. If you are just now starting to do our research on the hundreds and hundreds of Super Bowl prop bets offered by sportsbooks, well, you may need our help.

Allow us to help you sift through the masses by presenting you with our Super Bowl Props Best Bets list. We don’t guarantee you winners (because if we could do that, we wouldn’t need to work), but we can tell you all ten on our list have been thoroughly researched and analyzed.

Super Bowl Prop Bets: New England Patriots

Rhamondre Stevenson, OVER 47.5 Rushing Yards at -110 (BetMGM)

The Seattle defense is tough to run on, but Stevenson has already gone OVER this mark in the playoffs against three of the league’s best run defenses. As long as he gets the carries (maybe 10-15), with how he’s been running, he’ll go OVER this TOTAL.

Drake Maye, OVER .5 Interceptions at -118 (BetMGM)

Maye has struggled to protect the ball and avoid sacks in the playoffs. Mike Vrabel will do all he can to take her game out of Maye’s hands, but Maye has been making mistakes in the postseason and will make at least one (an interception) in the Super Bowl

Drake Maye, OVER 6.5 Rush Attempts at -120 (FanDuel)

Maye’s contributions in the run game were invaluable against the Chargers and Broncos defense. With how often he has been getting sacked in the postseason, he may be even more apt to take off once the pressure gets too close.

Against the Seattle defense, he’ll be under pressure a lot.

Hunter Henry, OVER 37.5 Receiving Yards at -114 (DraftKings)

A quarterback’s bestie against the pass rush is his big, pass-catching tight end that can make the tough catches over the middle. Hunter Henry is that guy for Drake Maye, and he’ll see enough success against a Seattle defense that is lax against tight ends to go OVER this TOTAL.

Super Bowl Prop Bets: Seattle Seahawks

Kenneth Walker III, OVER 18.5 Rush Attempts at -110 (BetRivers)

With Charbonnet out of the game, Walker is in line to get most, if not all, of the carries. It will not be easy to run on the Patriots’ defense, but the Seahawks will not abandon the run unless they fall behind and need to play catch-up. He carried the ball 19 times in both prior playoff games.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba, OVER 93.5 Receiving Yards at -110 (BetMGM)

In case there was any doubt, the NFC title game should have made one thing clear—Sam Darnold will throw to Jaxon Smith-Njigba early and often. Yes, the Patriots have a solid pass defense, but Darnold and JSN showed the world just how great they can be in the NFC title game

They’ll need that in the Super Bowl if they are to win.

Sam Darnold, OVER 1.5 Passing Touchdowns at -108 (FanDuel)

New England has been harder to score on via the run (11) than pass (25), and only had ten interceptions. So, the Seahawks are not going to be scared to throw on the Pats secondary. I don’t see Darnold decimating them like he did the Rams, but he’ll throw at least two touchdowns.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Race to 2 Receptions at +206 (DraftKings)

If the Seahawks get the ball, I’d expect the game plan to look much like it did vs. the Rams: throw early and often to Jaxon Smith-Njigba. But even if the Patriots get the ball first, I like his chances because Drake Maye hasn’t favored one player nearly as much as Darnold.

Sam Darnold, OVER 30.5 Pass Attempts at +105 (BetMGM)

This game won’t be like the 49ers game, where the Seahawks’ run game and defense led the way. I’m expecting it to be more like the Rams game, where Darnold attempted 36 passes.

George Holani, UNDER 9.5 Rushing Yards at +105 (BetMGM)

The Seahawks have been a two-running-back offense all season, so surely they’ll take that approach for the Super Bowl, right? Wrong. Seattle will lean on the guy they know and not the one who wouldn’t be dressing out for the game if Zach Charbonnet were healthy.