Top Super Bowl 2026 Parlays: 3 Best Big Game Parlays

Conservative Super Bowl 60 Parlay

• • New England Patriots +5.5
  • Kenneth Walker III anytime TD
  • Parlay (+200)

Other than not making a multi-leg wager, the most conservative approach to parlay betting at top Super Bowl sportsbooks is betting on a two-leg ticket. This two-leg parlay offers 2-1 odds by combining two low-risk wagers.

New England is getting 4.5 points, but this wager allows you to bet on an alternate line of +5.5. One point may not seem like much, but experienced bettors know how important every point in the game can be.

Kenneth Walker III averaged a top speed of 14.12 mph on outside runs during the regular season, second-fastest among running backs with at least 100 carries.

Walker is averaging 15.92 mph this postseason on outside runs.#LARvsSEA | @Seahawkspic.twitter.com/JxqUIfQQuF

— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) January 25, 2026

The Pats had a great offense in the regular season, averaging 28.8 PPG, the second-most in the NFL. New England’s offense has struggled in the playoffs, but they did win two of their three games by 12+ points. Also, the Pats’ defense has held all three of their playoff opponents to 16 points or fewer.

As for the second leg, Kenneth Walker III is an odds-on favorite to score a TD at -180. KW3 has racked up four TDs in the postseason, and his workload has increased dramatically with Zach Charbonnet (ACL) on IR.

Walker has 256 total scrimmage yards in the playoffs and has received 20+ touches in both games. He will be a vital part of the Seahawks’ game plan in the Super Bowl, making him a great bet to score a TD.

Balanced Super Bowl 60 Parlay

• • Rhamondre Stevenson anytime TD
  • Stefon Diggs 40+ receiving yards
  • K’Lavon Chaisson 1+ sacks
  • Parlay (+900)

The more legs you add, the riskier your parlay will be. On the bright side, you do not need to add a lot of legs to get great payout odds.

Rhamondre Stevenson is listed at +140 to score a TD on Super Bowl Sunday. The fifth-year RB struggled with fumbles early in the season, but he overcame those issues and had a career-high nine total TDs this year.

Stevenson has been the Pats’ best offensive weapon, leading the team in scrimmage yards this postseason. He needs to find the endzone for New England to have a fighting chance on Super Bowl Sunday.

K'Lavon Chaisson, you ready to go to the Super Bowl?

"You damn right!"

"San Fran been calling us since the start."

"Everybody been hating on us. Everybody's been talking about the schedule, all types of ra-ra stuff." @WMUR9 #NEPats #NEvsDEN @MikeCroninWMUR pic.twitter.com/S686EDgy8a

— Ian Steele (@IanSteeleWMUR) January 25, 2026

Another Pats’ player in this moderate Super Bowl parlay pick is Stefon Diggs. The veteran receiver assumed WR1 duties in his first year as a Patriot, leading the team in receptions (85) and receiving yards (1,013).

Diggs averaged 59.6 receiving YPG in the regular season. He only needs 40+ receiving yards to cover his leg of this parlay ticket.

The third and final leg of this moderately risky parlay is for K’Lavon Chaisson to have 1+ sacks. Chaisson had 7.5 sacks in the regular season, second only to Harold Landry III (8.5) on the Pats this year.

Landry is dealing with a knee injury that caused him to miss the AFC title game, putting more pressure on Chaisson to perform. Darnold has been sacked 32 times this year, including five in two postseason games. Chaisson is the Pats’ healthiest pass rusher and will get Darnold to the ground at least once in the Big Game.

Crazy Super Bowl 60 Parlay

• • Drake Maye anytime TD
  • Rashid Shaheed anytime TD
  • Kayshon Boutte 30+ receiving yards
  • Sam Darnold 1+ interceptions thrown
  • Rhamondre Stevenson 40+ rushing yards
  • Nick Emmanwori 1+ interceptions
  • Parlay (+60000)

BetOnline also allows you to build parlays that are, in a word, crazy. The six-leg parlay above, for instance, offers a payout of +60000

The first two legs of the parlay are relatively easy. For starters, you need Drake Maye, who had four rushing scores this season, to find the endzone. You also need Rashid Shaheed, a dangerous returner and deep-threat specialist, to score.

Then, you need Pats’ WR Kayshon Boutte to get 30+ receiving yards. Boutte leads New England with 147 receiving yards this postseason and averaged 45.2 YPG receiving in the regular season.

RASHID SHAHEED 95-YARD KICKOFF RETURN TO START THE GAME.

SFvsSEA on FOX/FOX One
Stream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/buR0WrfA6x

— NFL (@NFL) January 18, 2026

Seattle QB Sam Darnold has managed to avoid a costly runover thus far, but his past will catch up to him eventually. He led the NFL in turnovers this year with 20, making him a good bet to have 1+ interceptions against New England. The Pats have forced eight turnovers this postseason, the most of any team.

As mentioned above, Rhamondre Stevenson has been the driving force of the Pats’ offense during the playoffs. He has averaged 64.7 rushing YPG, which would be more than enough to cover the 40+ rushing yards he needs for this parlay.

Last but not least, you need Defensive Rookie of the Year finalist Nick Emmanwori to record an interception. The talented safety has among the shortest odds of any defender to win Super Bowl 60 MVP. A pick would go a long way toward building the rookie’s MVP case.