As Super Bowl 60 approaches, featuring an epic rematch between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks, bettors are searching for the best Super Bowl prop bets to maximize their wagers.
At Sharp Football Analysis, our team of NFL experts has curated one standout prop bet each, backed by in-depth predictions and analysis.
Whether you're eyeing Super Bowl player props or seeking expert Super Bowl predictions, dive into our guide for actionable edges in this Patriots vs. Seahawks showdown.
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Best Super Bowl 60 Prop Bets
Raymond Summerlin's Favorite Super Bowl 60 Prop Bet: Stefon Diggs Under 17.5 Yards Longest Reception (-122)
Stefon Diggs has run more routes and been the primary target in the playoffs, but he has consistently been targeted near the line of scrimmage.
He is averaging just 6 air yards per target on his 17 playoff opportunities, and he has yet to gain more than 14 yards on a reception in the postseason.
The Seahawks smother receivers, ranking first in yards per target allowed to receivers all season.
They were also first in the rate of explosive plays allowed to wide receivers.
Josh Shepardson's Favorite Super Bowl 60 Prop Bet: Drake Maye Over 6.5 Rush Attempts (-138)
The Patriots will likely need Drake Maye’s legs to be part of the equation to spring the Super Bowl 60 upset against the Seahawks.
Furthermore, if they’re trailing, Maye will drop back in a negative game script, creating scrambling opportunities.
New England’s dual-threat signal caller has tallied precisely 10 rush attempts in two of their three playoff games.
He eclipsed 6.5 rush attempts in 10 of 20 games.
However, Maye exceeded 6.5 rush attempts in seven of New England’s 11 games decided by one score.
Maye should continue to stick to his trend of running more in the playoffs, where he’s averaged 8 attempts per game, and clear 6.5 rush attempts in the Super Bowl.
Richard Janvrin's Favorite Super Bowl 60 Prop Bet: Hunter Henry Over 3.5 Receptions (-115)
While Hunter Henry‘s target share has been low this postseason (13.7%), he'll be taking on a Seahawks defense that allows approximately 6 receptions for 64 yards to the position per game.
In the NFC Divisional Round, Jake Tonges caught 5 passes.
Over the course of this season, they've allowed 4 receptions or more to a single tight end in 11 games.
Finally, the Seahawks primarily play Cover 3.
Against Cover 3 and across the regular season and playoffs, Henry leads the Patriots in target share (21.1%).
Curtis Hirsch's Favorite Super Bowl 60 Prop Bet: Sam Darnold Super Bowl MVP (+120)
I root for redemption stories.
A quarterback who has seen ghosts in the past was allowed to walk free from the Vikings after a 14-win season.
It seems like a great movie script.
The Seahawks are going to dominate, an easy way to improve the -235 moneyline odds.
Will Mauro's Favorite Super Bowl 60 Prop Bet: Drake Maye Under 19.5 Completions (+100)
He may have been 2025’s most accurate passer with the fifth-most attempts, but Drake Maye’s eagerness to pass the ball hasn’t just plateaued in the playoffs; it’s plummeted.
Maye finished the regular season ranked 12th in total passing attempts, failing to break 20 completions in all but eight of his 20 games on the season.
He also ranks just eighth in accuracy through the postseason, dropping from a league-high 72% in the regular season down to a measly 55.8% in the playoffs.
Maye hit a new season-low in the AFC Championship Game when he completed just 10 of his 21 attempts (47.6%) against Denver.
He hasn’t achieved this 20-completion mark since Week 16’s win over Baltimore.
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