The Best Super Bowl 60 Cross Sport Prop Bets

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On the field, the Super Bowl provides grid-iron drama and entertainment in its highest form. Off the field, the Super Bowl provides NFL bettors with plenty of opportunities to earn some money. Most notably, the biggest NFL game of the year provides bettors with thousands of prop bets to wager on.

One of the more popular types of Super Bowl prop bets are the Cross Sports props. These football wagers combine two different sports into one bet.

For example, one cross sport prop that we examined below is New England QB Drake Maye’s rushing yards being more or less than Anthony Edwards’ stat line in his game on February 8.  

With that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the more notable Super Bowl Cross Sports prop bets and see if we can add to our bankroll on the last Sunday of the 2025-26 NFL season.

Super Bowl Cross Sport Prop Bets

Check out our list of the top Super Bowl Cross Sport prop bets courtesy of the top sports betting sites.

SB Prop BetFavoritePrediction
Walker’s Receiving Yards vs. USA Winter Olympic Medals USA Olympic Medals (-220)Walker More Receiving Yards (+155)
Super Bowl Interceptions vs. Alcaraz Grand Slams in 2026Total Super Bowl Ints (-125)Alcaraz Grand Slams in 2026 (-110)
Cooper Kupp SB LX Targets vs. USA’s Total World Cup GamesUSA Total Games Played In World Cup (-190)Kupp Total SB 60 Targets (+140)
Stefon Diggs SB Receptions vs. Number of ChildrenStefon Diggs Number Of Children (-240)Stefon Diggs Number Of Children (-240)
Drake Maye Rushing Yards vs. Anthony Edwards Stats on 2/8Anthony Edwards Stats (-125)Drake Maye Rushing Yards In Super Bowl LX (-115)
SB 60 Longest FG vs. Lakers Regular Season WinsLongest FG In Super Bowl LX (-200)Los Angeles Lakers Regular Season Wins (+150)
SB 60 Total Points vs. Kentucky Derby Winning Jockey AgeTotal Points In Super bowl LX (-200)Total Points In Super bowl LX (-200)

Within this niche of Super Bowl props, there are hundreds of Cross Sports prop bets to choose from on Super Bowl Sunday. However, we narrowed that list down to some of the more notable ones above. Additionally, we’re feeling good about the chances of our NFL picks hitting.

Keep reading our SB 60 Cross Sports prop bet analysis below, and make sure to compare it to what the best handicappers are saying via the industry’s top handicapping membership.

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Super Bowl 60 Cross Sports Prop Bet Predictions

Check out our predictions for the following Super Bowl 60 Cross Sports prop bets:

Walker’s Receiving Yards vs. USA Winter Olympic Medals

  • Kenneth Walker Total SB LX Receiving Yards (+155)
  • USA Total Medals In Winter Olympics (-220)

Kenneth Walker tallied 31 receptions for 282 receiving yards over the regular season. That came out to 16.6 ypg. He then added 78 receiving yards on 7 catches during the postseason, which is a 39.0 ypg average.

The United States won 23 medals (9 Gold, 8 Silver, 6 Bronze) in the 2018 Winter Olympics and 25 total medals in 2022 at the Beijing Games.

Team USA is trending towards two-dozen total medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics this month. With the fact that Walker is the primary running back for Seattle, and his odds offer plenty of upside, I’m taking the Seahawks running back in this prop bet.

Bet: Kenneth Walker Total SB LX Receiving Yards (+155)

Super Bowl Interceptions vs. Alcaraz Grand Slams in 2026

  • Total Interceptions In Super Bowl LX (-125)
  • Carlos Alcaraz Total Grand Slam Wins In 2026 (-115)

Sam Darnold threw 14 interceptions in 17 games during the regular season. He then tossed two more INTs in the Playoffs to bring his total to 19 and a 0.74 INT per game ratio.

Drake Maye threw eight INTs in 17 regular season games, along with two more in the Playoffs to bring his total to 10, which is a 0.5 INT/game average.

Alcaraz already has one Grand Slam this year, after winning the Australian Open. He’s the top player in Men’s Tennis and should win at least one more Grand Slam this year, if not two.

So, will these two QBs combine to throw more than two INTs in SB 60? I don’t believe so.

I am taking Alcaraz in this prop bet as he’s going to challenge for all four Grand Slams this year, while Maye and Darnold will be very efficient with the ball in the biggest game of their careers.

Alcaraz win the US Open and French Open last year, and should contend for both titles this year. He will also be one of the favorites to win at Wimbledon, which he did in 2023 and 2024.

Bet: Carlos Alcaraz Total Grand Slam Wins In 2026 (-115)

Cooper Kupp SB LX Targets vs. USA’s Total World Cup Games

  • Cooper Kupp Targets In Super Bowl LX (+140)
  • USA Total Games Played In World Cup (-190)

During the regular season, Cooper Kupp tallied 70 targets, which is roughly 4.4 per game over the 16 games that he played. He then put up 11 targets in two Playoff games, which is 5.5 targets per contest. Combined, Kupp averaged 4.5 targets in 18 total games.

In 2022, Team USA played four games and went 1-2 in Group Play. They were bounced in the Round of 16. In the 2026 World Cup, a team will need to play eight matches if they want to play in the Finals.

I don’t see USA making it to the Finals. They will probably play 6 games and I see Kupp getting seven or more targets as Darnold and Seattle rely on the former Super Bowl MVP.

Bet: Cooper Kupp Targets In Super Bowl LX (+140)

Stefon Diggs Receptions vs. Number of Children

  • Stefon Diggs Total SB LX Receptions (+160)
  • Stefon Diggs Children (-240)

Ok, I had to include this one. It should’ve probably gone under the Funniest Super Bowl prop bets, but I found it in the Cross Sports prop section at a couple of sportsbooks.

As of this writing, Stefon Diggs has six children. So, he would need seven catches to surpass the total number of kids.

In the regular season, Diggs finished with 85 receptions over 17 games, for an average of 5.0 catches per game. In the Playoffs, he had 11 catches for an average of 3.7 per game. Combined, Diggs finished with 96 catches over 20 games, which breaks down to 4.8 catches per game.

I don’t see Diggs getting seven catches in Super Bowl 60. So, take the kiddos to win this prop bet.

Bet: Stefon Diggs Number Of Children (-240)

Drake Maye Rushing Yards vs. Anthony Edwards Stats on 2/8

  • Drake Maye Rushing Yards In Super Bowl LX (-115)
  • Anthony Edwards (Pts+Rebs+Assts) vs Clippers (-125)

In 17 regular season games, Drake Maye tallied 450 rushing yards for a 26.5 ypg average. He bettered that mark in the Playoffs after totaling 141 yards on the ground, which comes out to 47.0 ypg. That’s a combined average of 29.6 rushing yards per game.

Anthon Edwards is currently averaging 29.7 ppg, 5.2 rpg, and 3.7 apg. That’s a total of 40.6 combined points per game this NBA season.

So, we have to decide if Maye will rush for 41 or more yards compared to Edwards hitting his averages on the season.

Against the Clippers in December, Edwards finished with 15 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. While he should improve on that mark, I am leaning towards Maye in this one. I think he will have to extend drives and make plays with his legs in the Super Bowl for New England to have a shot at winning.

Bet: Drake Maye Rushing Yards In Super Bowl LX (-115)

SB 60 Longest FG vs. Lakers Regular Season Wins

  • Longest Field Goal In Super Bowl LX (-200)
  • Los Angeles Lakers Regular Season Wins (+150)

As of this writing, the Lakers are 30-19 which is the 5th best mark in the Western Conference. They’ve played over a month without Austin Reaves and should improve their record over the final 30+ games on the season.

In Super Bowl history, there have been at least 10 field goals of 50 yards or more. The longest FG in SB history was Harrison Butker who nailed a 57-yard field goal to help the Chiefs win the 2024 Super Bowl.

I can see both kickers, especially Seattle’s Myers, kicking a field goal of at least 50 yards. He’s already nailed nine of them this season.

For the Lakers to get to 50 wins, they will need to finish the season going 20-13. That’s very doable. I think Los Angeles can go 25-8 or at least 23-10 to close out the season. But are you willing to bet on a team making a FG of more than 54 yards. That’s only happened three times in Super Bowl history.

Bet: Los Angeles Lakers Regular Season Wins (+150)

SB 60 Total Points vs. Kentucky Derby Winning Jockey Age

  • Total Points In Super bowl LX (-200)
  • Kentucky Derby Winning Jockey’s Age (+150)

In the last 10 years, the oldest Kentucky Derby jockey was 50+ years old. There were three more that won at 46 years of age and older. However, the average age for a winning jockey at the Kentucky Derby is estimated to be around 40 years old.

I see the Patriots and Seahawks combining for at least 41 points. In fact, I like the Over of 45.5 points for this matchup. The average combined score for a Super Bowl is 46.9 points. When looking at the early favorites for the 2026 Kentucky Derby, we see that the oldest jockey is 48. So, let’s side with two NFL teams scoring more points than the winning jockey at the Derby.

Bet: Total Points In Super bowl LX (-200)