Super Bowl 60 Prop Bets: Seahawks vs. Patriots Best Props to Make

Total Rushing Yards: Kenneth Walker III (SEA) Under 72.5 (-117)

• • Over 72.5 (-110)
  • Under 72.5 (-120)

Seahawks’ RB Kenneth Walker III played a significant role in the team’s win over the Rams in the NFC Championship. While he ran for only 62 yards on 3.3 yards per carry, Walker was the most physical offensive player on the field. He rumbled into the end zone and fought hard for every yard to pick up first downs.

While I have faith in Sam Darnold moving the ball through the air with his arm, I expect the Patriots to shut down running lanes for the Seahawks. Mike Vrabel is well aware that beating the Seahawks requires slowing down Walker and the running game. The Seahawks thrive when the running game is working to soften up the secondary.

However, I’m confident in Vrabel compiling a game plan that puts the clamps on Walker. Note that the Patriots are fourth in the NFL, allowing an average of 97.2 yards rushing per game. Walker averaged 63.4 yards per game on the ground this season.

He’s a physical runner who will play a big role in Mike Macdonald’s offensive strategy, but don’t expect him to run for huge yardage. I recommend Walker under 72.5 rushing yards for your best Super Bowl 60 prop bets.

Total Receptions: Cooper Kupp (SEA) Over 3.5 (+120)

• • Over 3.5 (+120)
  • Under 3.5 (-160)

As expected, Seahawks’ WR Cooper Kupp came up huge in the NFC Championship against his former team. After a slow start in the first half, Kupp was able to shake free for four receptions, 36 touchdowns, and a crucial touchdown.

It marked another strong performance for Kupp in the playoffs. He beat the 49ers with five catches and 60 yards in the Divisional Round. This isn’t surprising given Kupp’s experience.

He won a Super Bowl as a member of the Rams in 2021. Kupp was also the Super Bowl LVI MVP for the Rams in their 23-20 win over Cincinnati. While the 32-year-old isn’t the same player he was then, Kupp is a valuable weapon for Darnold.

Kupp against his former team.

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Kupp finished the regular season with 593 receiving yards and two touchdowns on 47 catches. Over his last four games, he recorded at least four receptions in three of them. During that stretch, he hauled in 18 passes, averaging 4.5 receptions per game.

Given his recent targets and proven reliability in big moments, expect Kupp to deliver again on a stage he knows well. With that in mind, Kupp over 3.5 receptions stands out as one of the best 2026 Super Bowl player prop bets.

However, keep an eye on this Super Bowl 60 prop. The number keeps bouncing between 2.5 and 3.5 receptions, which causes massive price swings (for example, it was 2.5 receptions on February 3, and you could get it around -170).

Total Points: Seattle Seahawks Over 25.5 (-110)

• • Over 25.5 (-110)
  • Under 25.5 (-120)

The Seahawks’ team total is worthy of consideration for your Super Bowl 60 props card. The offense has been overlooked and hasn’t been considered one of the top units all season. Now, even the biggest Seahawks’ haters must give them credit.

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The numbers tell a different story compared to the doubters. Led by Darnold and a reliable running game, the Seahawks are seventh with 350 yards per game. Furthermore, they rank second in the scoring department, averaging 29.2 points per contest.

Seattle’s offense has been clicking in the playoffs. After putting up 41 points on the 49ers, the Seahawks rolled over the Rams for 31 points in a high-scoring matchup. They’re a well-balanced offense that makes preparing for incredibly difficult.

The Patriots’ defense will come up with some plays. Darnold and the Seahawks won’t walk through them, but 27 points is well within reach. They want to prove something, and I think they will, so over 25.5 points is a Super Bowl 60 prop bet to look at for your final card.

Team Points: Both Teams to Score 17 or More (-145)

• • Yes (-130)
  • No (+100)

In one of the best value Super Bowl prop bets on the board, I am confident in both teams scoring at least 17 points. With the over/under currently at 45.5 points, the 17-point threshold appears too low at -145 odds.

The Patriots and Seahawks both have underrated offenses. Although they may not be super flashy, they simply get it done on the offensive side. When it matters the most, they are both accustomed to coming up with a big play.

Through the conference championships, the Patriots have averaged 27.2 points per game, while the Seahawks are at 29.2 a game. These figures are comfortably in the top 10 in the league.

I give credit to both defenses; they are No. 1 and No. 2 in the league in points allowed, but confidence is high in Darnold and Maye to shine bright.

So, yes, both teams should score at least 17 points in Super Bowl 60! This bet makes for one of the best Super Bowl proposition bets on the board.

Team Points Bands: 45 to 48 (+600)

If you are interested in a fun Super Bowl prop with the potential for a huge payout, check out this total points range at Lucky Rebel. It combines both scores from the Seahawks and Patriots. If the final score falls between 45 and 48 points, the bet cashes!

At +600 odds, there is too much value to not at least put a small wager on 45 to 49 points. With the total at 46 points, oddsmakers have the final score landing in this points band. Lines are typically sharp on the Super Bowl over/under and point spread, so I’m not disagreeing with the 46 points. In fact, my numbers have the over/under at 45.5 to 47 points.

I predict this to be a game where it won’t be lopsided domination in favor of the defenses or offenses. Both will have their moments to celebrate. That leaves an accurate final score of between 45 and 49 points. Note that the average score in the NFL this season was 46.38 points per game.

The Seahawks 17.1 points against and 29.2 points for equal 46.3 points. Meanwhile, the Patriots 17.3 points conceded and 27.2 points scored is 44.5 points combined. In other words, 45 to 48 points at +600 is a fantastic bet to consider from a purely statistical standpoint.