No Super Bowl LXI prop bets are on the board yet. The game is on Sunday, 14 February 2027, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, and its two teams will not be known until the AFC and NFC Championship Games on 31 January.
Player props need players, and game props need a game. What is posted now is the winner market, and on DraftKings’ board, as ESPN lists it today, the Los Angeles Rams are the favorite at +650. The Rams play their home games at SoFi.
Super Bowl LXI at a glance
- Date: Sunday, 14 February 2027
- Venue: SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, California
- Conference championships: Sunday, 31 January 2027
- Last season’s result: Seattle Seahawks 29, New England Patriots 13, Super Bowl LX, Levi’s Stadium, 8 February 2026
The date and the venue are from the NFL’s own 2026-27 calendar of important dates, which the league marks as subject to change. When the props do go up, the sections below explain each type, with last February’s game as the record of how every one of them settled.
The only Super Bowl LXI market posted so far
| Team | DraftKings | Break-even |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Rams | +650 | 13.3% |
| Buffalo Bills | +750 | 11.8% |
| Baltimore Ravens | +950 | 9.5% |
| Seattle Seahawks | +1000 | 9.1% |
| San Francisco 49ers | +1100 | 8.3% |
| Kansas City Chiefs | +1200 | 7.7% |
| Philadelphia Eagles | +1600 | 5.9% |
| Cincinnati Bengals | +1700 | 5.6% |
These are the eight shortest of the 32 prices in DraftKings’ 2026 Super Bowl winner market as listed by ESPN on 24 September 2026. Break-even is 100 divided by the price plus 100, so the Rams at +650 have to win it 13.3% of the time to pay back what they cost. Seattle, the team that won the last one, is fourth at +1000.
ESPN’s 2026 futures board has 21 NFL markets, from MVP to division winners, and this is the only one about the Super Bowl itself. A futures bet only makes sense when you rate a team’s chance higher than its break-even figure. Our week-by-week calls on the regular season are on the NFL predictions hub.
Player props, and how they settled in Super Bowl LX
Player props are bets on one player’s numbers: yards, catches, touchdowns, or who leads the game in a category. Here is how Super Bowl LX settled each kind.
Kenneth Walker III carried 27 times for 135 yards for Seattle. No other player in the game ran for more than 37, which was Drake Maye’s total on five carries.
Maye threw for 295 yards on 27 of 43, with two touchdowns and two interceptions, and he was sacked six times. Sam Darnold, the winning quarterback, threw for fewer: 202 yards on 19 of 38, one touchdown and no interceptions.
Mack Hollins led the game with 78 receiving yards on four catches. Cooper Kupp had the most catches, six for 61 yards.
Four players scored touchdowns: AJ Barner on a 16-yard catch, Hollins on a 35-yard catch, Rhamondre Stevenson on a 7-yard catch, and linebacker Uchenna Nwosu on a 45-yard interception return. Walker, the game’s leading rusher, did not score.
The NFL named Walker the Super Bowl LX MVP. He had 161 yards from scrimmage, 135 rushing and 26 receiving, and the league noted he was the first running back to win the award in 28 years. Our Super Bowl MVP odds page covers that market on its own.
Game props, and how they settled
Game props are about the game rather than one player. Every one below is settled from the scoring summary and box score, and here is the record from Levi’s Stadium.
| Prop | Super Bowl LX result |
|---|---|
| First score of the game | Field goal, Jason Myers from 33 yards |
| Team to score first | Seattle |
| First touchdown scorer | AJ Barner, early in the fourth quarter |
| Halftime score | Seattle 9, New England 0 |
| Will New England score in the first three quarters? | No, 12-0 after three |
| Total points (DraftKings 45.5) | 42, under |
| Spread (Seattle -4.5) | Seattle by 16, covered |
| Defensive or special teams touchdown | Yes, Nwosu’s interception return |
| Two-point conversion attempted | Yes, New England, failed |
| Safety | No |
| Overtime | No |
| Longest touchdown | 45 yards, the interception return |
| Field goals made by Myers | 5 of 5 |
Seattle led 12-0 on four field goals before anyone reached the end zone. Then 30 points came in the fourth quarter, 17 for Seattle and 13 for New England, and the under at 45.5 held by three and a half points.
New England lost three turnovers, two interceptions and a fumble, and Seattle lost none. One of those interceptions went back 45 yards for the last Seattle touchdown.
The fun ones, and the other side of the game
Beyond the football there are novelty props: the coin toss, the length of the national anthem, the halftime show, the color of the Gatorade poured on the winning coach. Three of them have their own pages here, and the strangest markets are collected on one.
- Funniest Super Bowl prop bets
- Super Bowl coin toss odds
- Super Bowl national anthem odds
- Super Bowl halftime show odds
- Super Bowl cross-sport prop bets
Books post different prop menus at different prices, so compare them in our sportsbook reviews once they are up. For paid NFL picks from other handicappers, see our best handicappers page, and the winner market is covered in our Super Bowl odds. Every NFL story we publish is in the NFL blog.