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Super Bowl 60 Preview & Bet365 Odds

Super Bowl 60 sees the Seahawks as a 4.5-point favorite against the Patriots, as both teams have only lost three games, including Week 1. It's the first time there's ever been a Super Bowl where both teams lost in Week 1, but that's probably fitting for a wild 2025 NFL season that saw so many contenders miss the playoffs and so many teams fire their coaches by the end. But the Patriots and Seahawks, who both missed the playoffs in 2024, are on the right path in just the first year for the coach-quarterback duos of Mike Vrabel-Drake Maye and Mike Macdonald-Sam Darnold.

Let's look at the current odds from Bet365 on Super Bowl 60 and some betting-related storylines to watch:

Special Teams Going to Be Special?

Did you know that in the first 59 Super Bowls, there hasn't been a single punt return touchdown? That could change Sunday night with a player on each team capable of breaking through. Rashid Shaheed was traded from the Saints to the Seahawks during the season and has already scored three return touchdowns in half a season for them, including a special punt return in their Week 16 comeback against the Rams that led to the No. 1 seed.

Marcus Jones has been a dynamic punt returner for the Patriots, and he also has value on defense, where he intercepted C.J. Stroud for a touchdown in the AFC Divisional Round.

You could consider Jones and Shaheed to both be dark horses for the Super Bowl MVP award if they're able to have an impact on special teams and their other side of the ball, with a big pick or a big catch in Shaheed's case.

Cooper Kupp's Night to Shine Again?

The most decorated player in this game just may be Cooper Kupp, who won Super Bowl MVP four years ago with the Rams after catching a game-winning touchdown from Matthew Stafford. Kupp had a touchdown in the NFC Championship Game against his former team last week, and his yardage line (O/U 32.5) feels awfully low in this one, given his resume in big games.

Plus, the Patriots are likely to employ some strategy that tries to limit Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who had 1,200 more yards than Kupp and any other Seattle teammate in the regular season. That was the old Bill Belichick strategy to take away your best weapon and let the other guys beat you, which is what coach Mike Vrabel learned under him as his linebacker all those years. The Patriots have a corner who can help do it too in Christian Gonzalez, or they can put Gonzalez on Kupp and consistently send double teams at JSN.

That's a key matchup to watch as it can really dictate how this game goes. But Kupp feels like a safe pick for someone who should do very well in this game to try to be the one to calm down his quarterback.

Don't expect a well-played quarterback duel with these young quarterbacks on the big stage for the first time against these defenses. It's likely going to be ugly, and the team that wins is the one that can cause the most havoc with sacks and turnovers. Which quarterback can control his nerves the best to not damage the game with bad field position for his defense?

In the regular season, Darnold had issues with interceptions, throwing 14 of them. He had six picks alone against the Rams, though he had none in seeing them for a third time in the NFC title game. But we'll see how this goes against an unfamiliar opponent that's had two weeks to prepare for him. The Seahawks have been spending most of their time since Week 16 playing NFC West rematches, so Darnold's comfort level with this defense he's seeing is a huge story to watch.

But on the other side, Drake Maye has taken 15 sacks and fumbled six times in the playoffs alone. He might have a shoulder injury worth monitoring that could affect his deep ball, given that he has time to throw deep. Seattle doesn't blitz much and lacks the dominant pass rusher that the Texans (Will Anderson Jr.) and Broncos (Nik Bonitto, who they shut out) had. That's why in fair weather, it's possible the Patriots look better offensively this week than they have the rest of the playoffs.

But will it be enough to outscore the Seahawks? We'll finally find out on Sunday night.

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