6 Super Bowl 60 prop bet picks for Seahawks vs. Patriots

We love the Super Bowl.

It’s basically an American holiday and it’s about so much more than the game itself. It’s the pageantry, the camaraderie, the food and the betting. Yes, we’re obsessed with getting action on the Super Bowl.

One of the most fun and popular ways to bet on the Super Bowl is wagering on prop bets.

So, using odds from our friends at FanDuel Sportsbook, here are some of our favorite prop bets for Sunday’s game between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots:

This is good value on a dynamic player. And he will have plenty of chances to cash. He is an elite cornerback and punt returner. He even plays offense on occasion. In fact, he is the only player in NFL history to score a touchdown on offense, defense and special teams in the same season. He has six career touchdowns in four seasons and he had three of them in 2025. At 22-1, why not?

This is my favorite prop bet available. I love Shaheed’s game and he is a perfect pick for an MVP. Why? His explosion. Playmakers win this award. Shaheed can make a difference with a return for a score (like he did on the opening kickoff against the San Francisco 49ers in the divisional round) or on a long touchdown reception. Seattle is the favorite and Shaheed can win this award with a couple of big plays. Go make this bet at this silly price before the odds drop. I did.

We look for value on MVP bets and Stevenson is a perfect longshot pick if the Patriots win the game. He’s not a flashy player like Shaheed, but Stevenson can carry the Patriots’ offense as he did down the stretch in the AFC championship game at the Denver Broncos. Unless something weird happens, there aren’t a lot of obvious MVP candidates for New England in this game other than quarterback Drake Maye. Stevenson makes sense, especially with these generous odds.

This is our first non-lottery-ticket wager. It’s basically an even bet. Admittingly, this may be somewhat of a sentimental bet. He is four years removed from winning the Super Bowl MVP award with the Los Angeles Rams. he’s a big-lights performer and the Seahawks will likely rely on him enough for him to eclipse this modest yardage total. He averaged 37 yards a game receiving in 16 regular-season games and totaled 60 and 36 yards n two postseason games. It seems like a solid wager to me. It’s not big money, but no one has gone broke by making a profit.

I’m feeling this bet if it’s a close game. I can see Seattle trying to win or close out the game on the yard and feed Walker late. He has four touchdowns in two playoff games, so he should get his opportunities and this is a nice payout. It’s worth the try.

This is our most complicated bet, but we kind of love it. It seems doable. Maye’s yardage over/under is 225.5 and Darnold’s is 229.5. So, it’s reasonable they easily hit this total in each quarter together. Plus, it will be fun to follow throughout the game with a solid price.