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Super Bowl 60 Odds and Preview

Super Bowl 60 should be a close and competitive game between the Seattle Seahawks (16-3) and the New England Patriots (17-3). Both teams rank in the top four in scoring offense and defense, a feat that has never happened in any Super Bowl matchup since the 1970 merger. Both teams missed the playoffs last year but are one win away from winning the Super Bowl, just two years after they parted ways with legendary coaches Bill Belichick and Pete Carroll, who met up 11 years ago in a classic (Super Bowl XLIX). We can only hope this game is half as good as that one.

Below is the current Super Bowl betting lines at Caesars Sportsbook and a game preview with keys to victory for each team.

Seattle Seahawks: Keys to Victory

• Sam Darnold must protect the ball like he has the last three games and not “see ghosts” in a turnover-filled nightmare against an unfamiliar opponent.
• The Seahawks need to get Jaxon Smith-Njigba away from shutdown corner Christian Gonzalez or utilize the mismatches with Cooper Kupp (Super Bowl 56 MVP) or tight end A.J. Barner.
• The Seahawks must stay patient with run game with Kenneth Walker going up against a stout interior led by Milton Williams.
• With very limited Super Bowl experience, the Seahawks must survive the early jitters, as there is always more pressure on the favorite to perform.
• Defense must keep an eye (or spy) on Drake Maye, as his legs have been more effective than his throwing arm in the postseason.
• Is Drake Maye's shoulder injury a concern? Test him early.
• The Seahawks disguise their limited blitzes and should be able to generate solid pressure with 4-man rushes against a struggling offensive line that's allowed 15 sacks in the playoffs.
• Make winning plays on special teams with Rashid Shaheed, who has already returned three kicks for touchdowns in half a season since joining the team.
• Win on early downs as the Seahawks have the No. 1 defense on third down and held the Rams to 1-of-8 conversions in the NFC Championship Game.

New England Patriots: Keys to Victory

• Keep Drake Maye, attempting to become the youngest quarterback to win a Super Bowl, calm early with run calls, screens/quick passes, and let him ease into the game.
• Let Maye test out that arm strength early with a deep shot to make the Seahawks back up their safeties some.
• Utilize trick plays as the underdog, including any flea-flicker passes or throwing the ball to Maye as a receiver.
• Lean on the experience of Stefon Diggs, the size of Mack Hollins, and the reliable hands of tight end Hunter Henry.
• Try to find some lanes for explosive rookie back TreVeyon Henderson and stick with the running game.
• Don't be afraid to gamble on fourth downs as the underdog.
• Lean on the Super Bowl experience of Mike Vrabel (won three rings with the Patriots) and offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels (coaching in his 10th Super Bowl).
• Patriots also can excel on special teams with Marcus Jones on punt returns.
• Maye should scramble like there's no tomorrow (because there isn't in the Super Bowl) to avoid taking more sacks after he's gone down five times in every playoff game.
• Protect the ball better than Seattle and don't give up short fields with turnovers.
• Get it to the fourth quarter, where the Patriots are 9-1 at defending a one-score lead this season.

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