Super Bowl Odds 2026, Vegas Betting Lines and Prop Games for Seahawks vs. Patriots

The matchup for Super Bowl LX has been set. In less than two weeks, the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will face off with the Lombardi Trophy on the line.

While many fans will focus on the Super Bowl storylines over the next two weeks—and there are plenty of interesting ones—others will be trying to track their best betting opportunities.

There will be plenty of those, too, as the Super Bowl typically features more props than any other football game of the season. Here, we'll examine the early odds and some of the top prop games to consider for Super Bowl LX.

Super Bowl LX Schedule and Odds

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Levi's Stadium, site of Super Bowl LX

New England Patriots vs. Seattle Seahawks

Date: Sunday, February 8

Time: 6:30 p.m. ET

Location: Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, CA

TV and Live Stream: NBC and Peacock

Line: SEA -4.5

Over/Under: 45.5

Moneyline: SEA -225 (bet $225 to win $100), NE +198 (bet $100 to win $198)

Prop: First Touchdown Scorer

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Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker III

Kenneth Walker III +375

Jaxon Smith-Njigba +550

Rhamondre Stevenson +900

AJ Barner +1200

Stefon Diggs +1300

Hunter Henry +1300

Cooper Kupp +1400

Drake Maye +1600

Kayshon Boutte +1750

Rashid Shaheed +1800

Other players are on the board for the first touchdown scorer of Super Bowl LX. However, these are the top 10, and the most logical picks for this particular prop.

Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III is the "safe" option here, since he's found the end zone four times in Seattle's two playoff wins. Walker is also an intriguing anytime-TD play, even at -180 odds.

Picking a Seahawks player for this prop also feels sensible since Seattle has done plenty of scoring in the postseason, and the Patriots have not. New England has averaged a mere 18 points in the playoffs, and it will likely need another defensive game to pull out the upset here.

Of course, the Patriots could still strike first, even if they don't strike often. Drake Maye is an enticing option to consider at +1600 odds. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels will need to utilize Maye's scrambling ability if New England hopes to keep pace with Seattle. A strong opening New England drive could easily be capped by a Maye touchdown run.

Rashid Shaheed is another longer shot worth considering. He's shown the ability to score both as a receiver and as a returner, and he scored first by returning the opening kickoff for a touchdown in the divisional round.

Prop: Rushing Yards Over/Under

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Patriots QB Drake Maye

Kenneth Walker III 73.5 Yards

Rhamondre Stevenson 51 Yards

Drake Maye 37.5 Yards

TreVeyon Henderson 18.5 Yards

George Holani 10.5 Yards

Sam Darnold 6.5 Yards

Rashid Shaheed 4.5 Yards

AJ Barner 0.5 Yards

Rushing yards will be tough to come by in Super Bowl LX, as both New England and Seattle feature stout defensive fronts. Seattle allowed a league-low 3.7 yards per carry during the regular season, though it did surrender more than 100 rushing yards in each postseason contest.

The Patriots allowed 4.2 yards per carry during the regular season but have yet to surrender 90 rushing yards in a playoff game.

Walker may only hit the over if the Seahawks get out to a big early lead and lean on the run to close out the game. The same could be said for Rhamondre Stevenson and the Patriots, though a lower over/under makes Stevenson a bit more sensible in a balanced game.

Maye's over/under of 37.5 yards is attractive since he should use his legs early and often to augment the Patriots' offense. He ran the ball 10 times against a good Denver Broncos defense last weekend and finished with 65 rushing yards.

George Holani's over/under of 10.5 yards is less appealing but still interesting. With Zach Charbonnet out with a torn ACL, Holani is backing up Walker. Of course, Seattle is using Walker in an every-down role, which left Holani with just three carries for four yards in the NFC title game.

However, Holani could easily hit the over if Seattle takes a run-heavy approach and/or if Walker spends any significant stretch on the sideline.

Passing Interceptions Over/Under

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Patriots QB Sam Darnold

Drake Maye 0.5 Interceptions

Sam Darnold 0.5 Interceptions

Fans can essentially bet on whether either starting quarterback will throw an interception in Super Bowl LX. Picking the over for either or both quarterbacks is an interesting option.

Sam Darnold hasn't thrown an interception in the playoffs yet. However, he threw 14 during the regular season, and New England's defense has been quite good at generating turnovers.

The Patriots have recorded at least one takeaway in every playoff game and have recorded a total of eight during the playoffs. Darnold is -140 to toss his first interception of the postseason in Super Bowl LX.

Maye, meanwhile, has thrown two interceptions during the postseason, one each in New England's first two games. Seattle's defense has recorded four takeaways in its two playoff appearances.

While Maye didn't turn the ball over against Denver, he's had five total turnovers in three playoff games. He's -130 to throw at least one pick against Seattle.

*Consensus odds from the Action Network