Super Bowl 60 Streaker Odds: Will There Be a Streaker in 2026?    

Unauthorized Person (Streaker) Enters Field of Play Odds and Prediction

• • No (-500)
  • Yes (+300)

I’ve bet on this crazy Super Bowl prop bet in the past and came out a winner at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas two years ago. It has become a fun automatic bet for me at plus odds. The streaker in Las Vegas, believe it or not, did it with this prop bet in mind.

Where is the fun in betting on the no at -500 odds and hoping that an unauthorized person doesn’t invade the field? That isn’t how to roll for betting on Super Bowl streaker props. These bets are designed with a little fun in mind, so consider backing the unusual happening.

With the weather expected to be in the 60s for Super Sunday in Santa Clara, it’s the perfect atmosphere for streaking at Levi’s Stadium! Also, with all of the political unrest and protests taking place around the world, including in the US recently, it could be a good spot for a person to enter the field without permission.

Additionally, there are other fans with the same thought process as the streaker in Las Vegas. Sports betting has exploded in popularity, so it isn’t that crazy that someone will think similarly! At +300, consider adding the streaker prop bet to your card for Super Bowl 60.

How Long Will the Streaker Be on the Field Odds and Prediction

• • Over 17.5 Seconds (-120)
  • Under 17.5 Seconds (-120)

Security personnel should be well prepared for another unauthorized visitor on the field, especially after two streakers have been reported since 2021. There will likely be staff stationed around the field specifically assigned to monitor for streakers.

That’s usually the case, and I expect they’ll be on extra alert as this prop bet has gained popularity in recent years. With that in mind, I don’t expect a streaker to remain on the field for long at Super Bowl 60.

It should be a quick tackle and removal from the field of play at Levi’s Stadium. That will be followed by a trip to jail to be processed. Given all of this, the right side of this novelty prop bet is for the streaker to be on the field for under 17.5 seconds.

Streaker Makes Contact with a Player Odds and Prediction

• • No (-1000)
  • Yes (+550)

As I noted, the first publicly recorded streaker at the Super Bowl was in 2004 when Roberts entered the field at Super Bowl 38. Chatham, a linebacker for the Patriots, took the matters into his own hands and decked the streaker on the field!

On the next episode of Our Bleepin' City, we throw it back to the time 3X Superbowl Champ Matt Chatham saved a generation of kids from a lifetime of permanent scarring as he rescued us from a prolonged view of the Superbowl streaker. Subscribe to the youtube channel to get… pic.twitter.com/jkQDKgiLRG

— Mike (@mikey2gunzz) March 26, 2024

It wasn’t shown on the television broadcast, but fans in attendance still saw the whole thing. Today, however, players are clearly instructed not to engage with anyone who runs onto the field. Instead, they’re told to let security handle unauthorized individuals due to potential legal ramifications.

Given that guidance, I don’t expect to see an athlete making a play on a streaker. Any contact would almost certainly have to come from the streaker reaching out to touch a player. Even then, players know to avoid that situation. More often than not, the person on the field is trying to make a political or personal statement rather than going after the players themselves.

So, in short, a streaker is highly unlikely to make contact with a Patriots or Seahawks’ player at Super Bowl 60.