Weirdest Super Bowl 2026 Novelty Bets: Crazy and Fun Props

Which Team Will Drake Pick to Win Odds and Prediction

• • New England Patriots (-110)
  • Seattle Seahawks (-130)

Drake is well-known for placing big bets on major sporting events, and his Super Bowl pick has become a highly anticipated moment for fans who follow celebrity wagers.

In most years, it’s fairly clear which side he favors. This season’s Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots matchup, however, is far less obvious. Drake has never publicly backed either team, which adds an extra layer of intrigue to where his money might go.

Since Drake’s betting history has been documented in 2022, he bet on the Rams and Chiefs twice. All three wagers cashed in Drake’s favor on the moneyline. The Chiefs bets weren’t a surprise, nor was giving the Rams the nod as favorites against the Bengals.

This Drake Maye Super Bowl run pic.twitter.com/hwoCB9NYom

— Simpsons NFL (@TheSimpsonsNFL) January 25, 2026

I’m going to guess that Drake sticks with the favorite and backs the West Coast team in Santa Clara this year. He tends to prefer moneyline bets on the Super Bowl, and I suspect he’ll play it relatively safe by taking the Seahawks to win outright.

For one of the best ridiculous Super Bowl bets, I’d look at backing Drake to pick the Seahawks to win Super Bowl LX.

Will ICE Raid a Super Bowl Tailgate Party Odds and Prediction

• • Yes (+300)
  • No (-500)

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids across the country have been one of the hottest topics in the United States lately. Now, attention is turning to Super Bowl LX and the potential impact ICE could have in Santa Clara.

It’s no secret that President Donald Trump and California Governor Gavin Newsom are at odds. If Trump sees an opportunity to needle Newsom with the spotlight on the biggest sporting event in the country, he’ll likely take it. In fact, the federal government has already confirmed that ICE will have a visible presence at Super Bowl LX.

Agents are reportedly going to carry out enforcement during Super Bowl Week and during the game. According to federal officials, ICE will be attending Levi’s Stadium for the showdown between the Seahawks and Patriots. Protests among players and fans are beginning to take hold, but the federal government remains committed.

🚨 𝗝𝗨𝗦𝗧 𝗜𝗡: The White House confirms that ICE will conduct immigration enforcement at the Super Bowl.

Fans have shown concern as there is a possibility this could extend to the World Cup which will take place in the summer. pic.twitter.com/kQrFOIuRnW

— The Touchline | 𝐓 (@TouchlineX) January 27, 2026

In addition to Trump’s ongoing feud with Governor Newsom, he is unhappy with the selection of Bad Bunny for the halftime show. The Puerto Rican artist has previously spoken out about ICE agents staking out his concerts, criticizing the agency’s presence around his events. Trump has said he will boycott the Super Bowl, but all indications are that ICE will still maintain a presence at the game.

At +300, yes, ICE raiding a tailgate party shapes up as one of the craziest Super Bowl 60 prop bets that could actually hit.

Which Bay Area Landmark Will Be Shown First Odds and Prediction

• • Alcatraz Island (+550)
  • Golden Gate Bridge (-1000)

Alcatraz Island over the Golden Gate Bridge!? I highly doubt NBC will be quick to feather Alcatraz Island before the Golden Gate Bridge — if they show it at all.

Cutting to the Golden Gate Bridge is a mainstay for production teams when games are played at Levi’s Stadium. Unless there’s a broadcast director with money on Alcatraz Island for this prop, it’s highly unlikely they’re going to feature the former site of the infamous prison first.

Now, it isn’t unheard of for broadcasts to show a clip of Alcatraz Island. That said, 99 times out of 100 the Golden Gate Bridge is the focus, often when they’re coming back from a commercial.

32 teams. One goal. One destination.

All roads lead to Super Bowl LX at @LevisStadium. pic.twitter.com/077wN4UFI2

— NFL Australia & NZ (@NFLAUNZ) September 4, 2025

If this bet were closer to -250, I’d be laying a fairly large wager on this prop. The Golden Gate Bridge is even in the Super Bowl LX logo! At -1000, there isn’t much value on the board, but I still suggest taking a look at it as one of the wildest Super Bowl bets in 2026.

Which Song Will be Sung First by Crowd Odds and Prediction

• • Sweet Caroline (-120)
  • Country Roads (-120)

For over two decades, Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline” has been a hallmark of songs sung in unison by fans at sporting events. After the crowd sang “Sweet Caroline” at a Boston Red Sox game in 1997, it became an 8th inning tradition by 2002 and caught on at other sporting events around the world.

Amy Tobey, who was in charge of music at Fenway Park, played the song in honor of her friend’s daughter Caroline. The rest is history. However, I argue that John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads” has taken over as the more popular option for fans at sporting events in the US over the last five years.

While “Sweet Caroline” still has its place, it comes off as outdated and more stale than “Take Me Home, Country Roads” as a sports sing-along for the crowd.

Country Roads at any NFL Germany game is ICONIC! pic.twitter.com/sbnMsf241f

— Michael McQuaid (@McQuaidNFL) November 10, 2024

“Sweet Caroline” has lost some of its luster over the years and has probably fallen out of favor for Denver’s 1971 hit. “Take Me Home, Country Roads” was popularized at West Virginia football games in the early 1970s and has been a regular song since. In 2022, NFL fans in Germany brought the tradition overseas and it has developed into an anthem of sorts.

As one of the weirdest Super Bowl 60 prop bets, I suggest backing “Country Roads” for the first song sung by the crowd.

Who Will MVP Reference First in Speech Odds and Prediction

In the immediate on-field post-game speech, the MVP is expected to reference God or religion first. At odds of -300, that implies a 75% probability. The betting market currently favors Seahawks QB Sam Darnold to win MVP, with Patriots QB Drake Maye as the second choice.

Quarterbacks have historically dominated Super Bowl MVP voting, accounting for 18 selections overall, including the last three and four of the last five. If you think Seahawks’ WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who has the third-shortest MVP odds, is going to win, then a God-first reference feels like a near lock.

That said, the prices still point to Darnold or Maye as the most likely MVPs, so I’m focusing on them for this novelty Super Bowl prop. Darnold, in particular, has consistently highlighted his teammates in post-game interviews. As recently as the NFC Championship, he immediately credited his supporting cast before anything else.

Darnold has never been public about his religious beliefs. Meanwhile, Maye has been vocal about his Christianity. He also hasn’t been hesitant about crediting his teammates, though. It’s a toss-up on Maye, but at -300, I’m not willing to pay that huge juice. Instead, at +160, teammates being referenced first is a sharp wild Super Bowl bet!