Super Bowl 2026 Cross-Sport Props: Expert Picks

Longest Field Goal vs. Lakers Win Total

• • Longest field goal (-200)
  • Los Angeles Lakers’ win total (+150)

The Los Angeles Lakers are a premier NBA franchise, but the transition from a LeBron-led team to a Luka-based one has not been easy. At the time of writing, LA is 28-18, putting them at sixth in the West.

Jason Myers wins NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for November! pic.twitter.com/uUztv3qnEp

— SleeperSeahawks (@SleeperSeahawks) December 4, 2025

With 18 losses already under their belt, the Lakers can win a maximum of 64 games this regular season if they win out. Ripping off 36 straight wins is unlikely, to say the least, and LA’s win total projection is currently at over/under 48.5 games.

Considering that, it is no surprise that Jason Myers and Andy Borregales are favored to have a kick longer than LAL’s win total.

Myers is a veteran with a career-long of 61 yards. He hit nine of 12 field goals this year from 50+ yards. Borregales, a rookie, had a long of 59 yards this season and went 4-4 from 50+. Backing the kickers at the best Super Bowl sites is the safer bet in this cross-sports wager.

JSN Receptions vs. Gold Medal Total

• • Jaxon Smith-Njigba receptions (+300)
  • Team USA gold medal total (-500)

This Super Bowl cross-sports wager pits Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s reception total against the total number of gold medals won by the US at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

JSN had a league-high 1,793 receiving yards this season and was fourth in the league with 119 receptions. New England’s defense will sell out to stop the receiving yards leader, but JSN should still see plenty of targets on Super Bowl Sunday.

BetUS has JSN listed at over/under 7.5 receptions among their Super Bowl prop bets for the Big Game. He averaged 7.0 receptions per game and had a season-high 10 receptions once this year.

Team USA is far from dominant at the Winter Games, winning only nine gold medals at the 2022 Winter Olympics. Even with JSN being the focal point of New England’s defensive game plan, he is a live dog in this bet if the US is held to single-digit gold medals again.

Kenneth Walker III Receiving Yards vs. Gold Medal Total

• • Kenneth Walker III receiving yards (+150)
  • Team USA gold medal total (-200)

You can also pit Kenneth Walker III’s receiving yards total against the Team USA gold medal account. Team US is a favorite here, too, but a much smaller one at -200.

"(Kenneth Walker III) is this great combination of being powerful, being nifty, and being explosive." 💥@markschlereth dives into the #Seahawks run game with @WymanAndBob. pic.twitter.com/IFEIyxSyPu

— Seattle Sports (@SeattleSports) January 28, 2026

American athletes have brought home 114 total gold medals at the Winter Games. However, they have only hit double-digits once, winning 10 in 2002, and have been held to nine gold medals in five straight Winter Olympics.

KW3 averaged 1.8 receptions per game for 16.6 YPG. However, with Zach Charbonnet on IR, Walker will see more work in the passing attack. His over/under is listed at 21.5 receiving yards for Super Bowl 60.

An increased workload should make it easy for Walker to maintain his average of 15+ receiving YPG and beat the US gold medal total in the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Shortest TD vs. Total Hole-in-ones at The Masters

• • Shortest TD in Super Bowl 60 (-260)
  • Total hole-in-ones at the 2026 Masters (+170)

The Masters is the first, and the most storied, of the four golf Majors. Its historic course has only allowed 34 hole-in-ones in the tournament since 1934. The most recent hole-in-one was hit by Stewart Cink in 2022.

Of the 34 hole-in-ones, 24 have come on hole 16. The most in a single tournament is three, which occurred in 2016 when Shane Lowry, Davis Love III, and Louis Oosthuizen all aced the 16th hole during the final round.

The other half of this bet is the shortest TD scored in Super Bowl 60. With how rare hole-in-ones are at The Masters, even a one-yard score could be enough to win this bet. If the shortest TD is 2+ yards, then the Super Bowl side of this cross-sports bet will be a lock.

Total Interceptions vs. Jannik Sinner’s Total Grand Slams in 2026

• • Total interceptions (-120)
  • Jannik Sinner’s total Grand Slams in 2026 (-120)

Jannik Sinner is the second-ranked male tennis player in the world. Despite going through a PED scandal last year, Sinner won two of the four Grand Slams and made it to the final round of a third.

Repeating that performance will be challenging and Sinner has only 3 left, but the 24-year-old certainly has the skills to win at least one Grand Slam.

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— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 30, 2026

Drake Maye and Sam Darnold combined for 22 interceptions in the regular season. Darnold has not thrown a pick this postseason, but Maye has racked up two interceptions.

With his history, no one would be surprised if Darnold throws at least one pick in the Super Bowl. Maye is a second-year QB, and Seattle’s defense has been outstanding. Both QBs are favored to throw at least one pick in the Big Game.

It is also worth noting that Sinner can win no more than three Grand Slams this year. Darnold and Maye could easily combine for four interceptions on Super Bowl Sunday against two ball-hawking defenses.

1st Half Margin of Victory vs. USA Yellow Cards in the World Cup Group Stage

• • 1st Half margin of victory (-120)
  • USA yellow cards in the World Cup group stage (-120)

Team USA is the host country for the 2026 World Cup, but that does not prohibit Americans from getting yellow cards in the group stage. This cross-sports bet positions the 1st half win margin in Super Bowl 60 against the total number of yellow cards given to the USA in the World Cup group stage.

At the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Team US racked up five yellow cards. Four of those came in their 1-1 tie against Wales, the most Team USA had in a World Cup match in 20 years.

Seattle is a 3.5-point favorite in the first half of Super Bowl 60. Covering that spread will be easier said than done against New England’s stout defense. A low win margin or a tie in the first half are possibilities.

With that in mind, I recommend taking Team USA’s yellow card count to be higher in this cross-sports bet.

Total Field Goals and TDs vs. Kentucky Derby Winner’s Gate Number

• • Total field goals and TDs (-120)
  • Kentucky Derby winner’s gate number (-120)

The final bet on my list of the best Super Bowl 60 cross-sport wager is this market for the total field goals and touchdowns vs. the Kentucky Derby winner’s gate number.

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— Kentucky Derby (@KentuckyDerby) January 22, 2026

There are 20 gates that can be used in the Kentucky Derby. While there are advantages to starting in a lower gate, there have been plenty of winners from the outside gates. Last year’s winner, for instance, was Sovereignty, who started in post 18.

The other half of this bet is the combined field goals and TDs in Super Bowl 60. This bet is the total number of each, not the points scored. So, a field goal counts the same as a TD in this wager.

In a blowout last year, the Eagles and Chiefs combined for 11 TDs and field goals. This should be a lower-scoring game. Keeping the total field goals and TDs to single digits and giving the other half of this wager a slight edge.