Super Bowl LX: Patriots vs Seahawks Best Prop Bets, Odds and Picks (2026)

• The Patriots return to the Super Bowl this year under a new duo of Mike Vrabel and Drake Maye.
• Seattle’s return to the Super Bowl was spurred on by their league best point differential of +191.
• This Game will be a rematch of Super XLIX in 2015, a game that the Patriots went on to win 28-24.

Super Bowl LX is set between the Patriots and Seahawks. Both teams went 14-3 in the regular season with excellent defenses, which should make this a competitive game. We have some of the best Super Bowl prop bets below so don’t miss out on your chance to cash in before the big game! Check out our hub for even more ways to win big.

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Jaxon Smith-Njigba was one of the NFL’s top players in 2025, finishing as first-team All Pro with 119 receptions for 1,793 yards and 10 touchdowns in the regular season. He’s known to step up in big games as well, reeling in 10 catches for 153 yards and a touchdown in the NFC Championship Game against the Rams. Look for him to find the end zone at least once more in the Super Bowl.

The Seahawks were the most dominant team in the NFL this season and consistently proved it with their results. While the Patriots will be tough competition, their path to the Super Bowl wasn’t as difficult. Seattle is likely to win this game, setting up starting QB Sam Darnold to be the MVP. It may have seemed inconceivable five years ago, but it’s something worth betting on now.

The Patriots will face another tough defense in the Super Bowl after scoring just 10 points in the AFC Championship game. Seattle’s run defense is especially hard to break through, making it unlikely that Rhamondre Stevenson has a big game. If New England falls behind early they’ll have to turn to the passing game to make up the ground without eating up to much clock. Take the under for this one.

Despite a subpar result in the AFC Championship Game for Maye and the aforementioned tough Seattle defense, it’s worth taking the over for his yardage prop. Even with two strong defenses, it’s uncommon for Super Bowls to be low scoring. It’s not unprecedented, but with some innovative offensive coaches, this one should kick up some points. If New England falls behind, it’ll be up to Maye to make it up with his arm.

As mentioned above, the Seahawks have a notable advantage in this game. They have a stronger offense, more experience, and more overall talent. New England’s defense will be their biggest test, but look for head coach Mike Macdonald and offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak to craft a game-plan capable of exploiting their few faults. Take Seattle to win the Super Bowl and cover the 4.5-point spread.