Super Bowl 60: Seahawks vs. Patriots player prop predictions
If Super Bowl LX is anywhere close to as entertaining as Super Bowl XLIX between the same two teams, we are in for a good one on Sunday. The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will meet again for the Lombardi Trophy, this time at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Both teams compiled 14-3 records in the regular season before taking very different routes through their respective conference playoffs. Seattle followed up a first-round bye with a 41-6 blowout of the 49ers and a far more difficult 31-27 battle against another NFC West foe, the Rams. New England survived a trio of defensive struggles in poor weather conditions, scraping past the Chargers, Texans, and Broncos.
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Seahawks vs. Patriots Super Bowl LX Player Prop Odds and Betting Trends
Seattle running back Kenneth Walker III is the most likely player to score a touchdown on Super Bowl Sunday, checking in at -195 odds. Seahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba (-110), Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson (+145), and Patriots tight end Hunter Henry (+230) are next in line. Walker has found the end zone four times through two playoff games, but he went without a TD in six of the last seven regular-season contests.
Smith-Njigba leads the way among pass-catchers on both teams with a yardage quota of 93.5 receiving yards. The overwhelming favourite to win NFL Offensive Player of the Year has exceeded that number in 12 of 19 games during the 2025 campaign (regular season and playoffs combined).
Hunter Henry Over 36.5 receiving yards (-110)
Although Seattle’s defence is stout, this is not a bad matchup for Henry. The Seahawks did not defend opposing tight ends particularly well during the regular season, allowing the sixth-most yards (1,080) to that position on the fifth-most catches (105). Henry should be able to capitalize on this opportunity. The former Arkansas standout surpassed this 36.5 quota 10 times in the regular season, and he delivered 64 yards to go along with one touchdown during the Patriots’ wild-card contest against the Chargers.
In the last seven games of the regular season, Henry surpassed this number five times and only once gained fewer than 35 yards. With Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon tasked with containing Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs, the onus will be on Henry to step up.
Kenneth Walker III Over 19.5 receiving yards (-110)
With Zach Charbonnet sidelined by a torn ACL, Walker will get lots of touches as the sole occupant of Seattle’s backfield. The Michigan State product got 23 touches (19 carries, four receptions) in the NFC Championship against Los Angeles and turned his four catches into 49 yards.
He has racked up 29 receiving yards or more in three consecutive contests and in four of the last five. This stretch includes one 64-yard performance through the air – and that was when Walker was still splitting time with Charbonnet. The Seahawks now face a Patriots defence that surrendered 84 catches (fifth-most in the league) to opposing running backs during the regular season.
Drake Maye Over 30.5 pass attempts (-103)
With the Patriots priced as +4.5 underdogs, the likely game script has them playing from behind. If that is the case, conservative football on the offensive side won’t be an option – at least not for the entire game. Maye will probably be required to hit the airwaves, which really wouldn’t be anything new for him.
The former No. 3 overall pick exceeded this 30.5 number in five of the last eight regular-season outings. That stretch included performances with 34, 35, and 44 pass attempts. Meanwhile, Seattle ranked fifth in the NFL in total pass attempts against them (600). Why? One, teams were trailing on the scoreboard more often than not. Two, they ranked No. 3 in run defence and No. 1 in yards per rushing attempt allowed.
