2026 Super Bowl Prop Bets and Predictions

The 2026 Super Bowl is a captivating matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots. It’s also a game with endless NFL betting opportunities.

Whether you’re a seasoned bettor or a casual fan looking to add some fun to Super Bowl Sunday or spice up your Super Bowl party, there are prop bets for everyone when it comes to the NFL’s biggest day of the year.

With that said, let’s take a look at our list of prop bets for Super Bowl 60, including Player, Game, Funny, and Cross Sport options. These prop bets are courtesy of the top sports betting sites.

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The Best Super Bowl 60 Prop Bets:

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

Super Bowl 60 Player Prop Bets

The following SB 60 prop bets focus on the best player props for the big game:

Player To Record Most Rushing Yards

• Kenneth Walker (-190)
• Rhamondre Stevenson (+250)
• Drake Maye (+700)

Kenneth Walker tallied 1,027 rushing yards this season and another 178 yards in the Playoffs. That’s a total of 1,205 rushing yards. Rhamondre Stevenson put up 603 regular season yards and 194 postseason yards. And, lastly, Drake Maye tallied 591 total rushing yards in 20 games, which includes the Playoffs.

Maye is a sneaky play here, but this prop bet comes down to Walker. He’s the primary back for Seattle with Charbonnet out. I fully expect the Seahawks to ride Walker in order to provide a more balanced offensive attack.

Look for Walker to finish the Super Bowl with the most rushing yards.

Bet: Kenneth Walker (-190)

Player To Record Most Rushing Attempts

• Kenneth Walker (-225)
• Rhamondre Stevenson (+175)
• Drake Maye (+4000)

This player prop bet follows the one above. Walker finished with 259 carries on the season. Stevenson tallied 181 carries and Maye ran the ball 24 times in the Playoffs alone.

However, you have to like Walker for this prop bet as well. While it’s close and the value for Stevenson is appealing, I expect New England to give more carries to Henderson since he’s an explosive back. Stevenson is a plodder who averaged 3.8 yards per carry in the postseason.

While Stevenson did put up 17 carries per game, Walker had 19 carries per game. Take Seattle’s top running back to finish with the most rushing attempts, along with the most rushing yards.

Bet: Kenneth Walker (-225)

Player To Record Most Receiving Yards

• Jaxon Smith-Njigba (-175)
• Stefon Diggs (+700)
• Hunter Henry (+900)

New England has featured a balanced passing attack with a number of different receivers being featured on any given Sunday. And, yes, that was an intentional movie reference.

Stefon Diggs finished the season with 1,013 yards on 85 receptions. He averaged 59.6 ypg and roughly 5 catches per game. In the Playoffs, he tallied 11 receptions for 73 yards. Clearly his numbers dipped with tougher competition. Seattle will limit him this weekend.

Hunter Henry finished the regular season with 60 catches for 768 yards which is 45.2 ypg and 3.5 receptions per game. In the Playoffs, Henry had six catches for 81 yards, which is 13.5 ypc and 27.0 ypg.

I saved the best for last. Jaxon Smith-Njigba is clearly the bet here as he led the NFL with 1,793 receiving yards. Furthermore, he put up 172 yards in the Playoffs on 13 catches. In total, JSN tallied 1,965 yards which comes out to 103.4 ypg on 6.9 catches per game.

JSN is the primary weapon in this Seattle passing attack and he lines up all over the field. Look for the Seahawks to get as many targets to their no.1 receiver as possible. He averaged 9.4 targets this year so far.

Bet: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (-175)

Jason Myers Kicking Points

• Over 8.5 points (+100)
• Under 8.5 points (-140)

In two Playoff games, Jason Myers averaged 9.0 points per game. He put up 11 points in the Divisional Round against the 49ers and 7 points versus the Rams in the NFC Championship.

During the regular season, Myers scored 9 or more points in 10 of 17 games. Over his last nine games in the regular season, Myers hit for 9 or more points in seven of them.

Seattle will lean on Myers to put points on the board, especially since New England is using a rookie kicker to match the veteran point-for-point. Give me the Over in this one as I see Myers hitting at least 9 points in this game as the Seahawks won’t shy away from kicking.

Bet: Over 8.5 points (+100)

Super Bowl 60 Game Prop Bets

The following SB 60 prop bets focus on the best overall props for the big game:

Seattle Seahawks Total Points

• Over 27.5 points (+120)
• Under 27.5 points (-160)

On the season, Seattle has averaged 29.2 ppg. However New England allowed just 17.3 ppg. Yet, the Patriots did give up 30+ points when facing elite offenses like Buffalo last December.

In the Playoffs, the Seahawks put up 41 points against the 49ers and 31 points against the Rams. That’s an average of 36.0 ppg. I see Seattle getting at least 28 points in this matchup.

Bet: Over 27.5 points (+120)

New England Patriots Total Points

• Over 23.5 points (+190)
• Under 23.5 points (-260)

The Patriots averaged 27.2 ppg this season, while the Seahawks allowed just 17.1 ppg. Yet, against an elite defense in Houston, New England tallied 28 points. I see the Patriots get to 24 points in this year’s Super Bowl.

Bet: Over 23.5 points (+190)

Any Team To Score 30 or More Points

• Yes (+110)
• No (-140)

This is going to be a tight one but I like for Seattle to threaten the 30-point threshold. I know most people are focusing on the defenses to lead the charge, but these two offenses can score. And I see this game going well over the 45.5 point Total.

I’m keeping with the Over theme for these game prop bets and saying Yes to this one.

Bet: Yes (+110)

Weird Super Bowl 60 Prop Bets

The following SB 60 prop bets are some of the funniest props available. You can check out our weirdest Super Bowl prop bets for more entertainment and betting analysis.

When Will First Player Go To Medical Tent?

• Before Halftime (-175)
• After Halftime (+130)

This prop bet cracks me up. Not because I want to see anyone get hurt, but more so due to the fact that sportsbooks are listing odds for everything that they can think of.

The odds should be a lot higher for this prop bet because there’s no way we go a half without someone going to the blue medical tent. It’s a common occurrence for most football games and I expect this hard-hitting, intense battle to produce visits to the medical tent in the first quarter, let alone the first half.

Bet: Before Halftime (-175)

Will MVP Say A Curse Word During Interview?         

• Yes (+200)
• No (-300)

When was the last time a Super Bowl MVP cursed in their award interview? Digging through the annals of Super Bowl oddities, I can’t find a time where an MVP cursed in a post-game interview. However, there are times where these players were caught on camera cursing during celebrating the win.

One example came in 2013, when Joe Flacco’s Baltimore Ravens won SB XLVII and the QB was named the MVP. Yet, prior to his interview, Flacco was dropping f-bombs with his teammates.

Take the No option for this one as NFL players have become much more robotic with their interviews especially when it comes to representing their brand and team.

Bet: No (-300)

Super Bowl 60 Cross-Sport Prop Bets

The following SB 60 prop bets focus on the combination of the Super Bowl and other major sporting events taking place this weekend, month or year. You can dive deeper into our Super Bowl Cross Sports prop bets blog for more of these exciting betting options:

What Will Be Higher?

• Total Points Scored In Super Bowl LX (-200)
• Trump Sr. Approval Rating on Feb. 9th, 2026 (+150)

The Super Bowl Total sits at 45.5 points. On average, President Trump’s approval rating is floating around 40% based on various credible polls. I highly doubt that his approval is going to jump higher on the day after the Super Bowl. If anything, it could drop based on Tweets or public comments by him during Super Bowl Sunday.

In the last 15 Super Bowls, the combined total score has only fallen below 40 points in three of those games. Of course, the low-score of Patriots 13 vs. Rams 3 was one of the lowest scoring Super Bowls of all-time and that took place in 2019.

Since then, we’ve seen six straight Super Bowls go over 40 points. If you take the average combined points for the last 15 Super Bowls, then we get a total of 50.9 points per game.

So, this wager comes down to whether or not you think that these two teams can combine to score than 41 points in Super Bowl 60. I definitely think they will.

Bet: Total Points Scored In Super Bowl LX (-200)

What Will Be Higher?

• Total Combined TDs & FGs In Super Bowl LX (-190)
• USA Total Goals Scored In World Cup (+140)

In the 2022 World Cup, Team USA scored three goals. In fact, if you look at the last six World Cups, USA’s highest total was seven in 2002. Prior to that, they put up 1 goal in 1998 and they didn’t even qualify in 2018.

Even if they double their 2022 total goals in the 2026 World Cup, I still see this easily landing on more combined TDs and FGs in Super Bowl LX.

The Seahawks average 3.1 TDs per game, while the Patriots average 3.2 TDs per game. That’s 6.3 total TDs per game based on averages. Then you have to like these two teams to combine for at least 2-3 field goals.

So, it comes down to whether or not you think that the USA men’s soccer team can score more than nine goals. I do not believe that will happen. Seven goals are the record for most by the Team USA men in a World Cup tournament. Now, if we were talking about the American women, then it easily falls on them as they put up 26 goals prior to Covid.

Bet: Total Combined TDs & FGs In Super Bowl LX (-190) 

More 2026 Super Bowl Prop Bets

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