Super Bowl Odds 2026, Final Prop Bets List, Over/Under Advice and More

The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots reached Super Bowl 60 thanks in part to a pair of incredible defenses.

New England's defense conceded fewer points in the postseason than Seattle's unit, but the Seahawks have been incredibly consistent on defense, especially in games not against NFC West opposition.

The Over/Under for Sunday's game at Levi's Stadium sits at 45.5. Both offenses are capable of cruising into the 20s, but the matchups in play have the potential to hinder scoring.

Over/Under Advice

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The last few Super Bowls have trended in the higher-scoring direction.

At least 43 points were scored in each of the last four Super Bowls. Only twice in the last nine Super Bowls has the losing team failed to eclipse the 20-point mark.

While history suggests points are in the mix on Sunday night, the defensive form of the Seahawks and Patriots tells another story.

New England gave up 26 total points across three AFC playoff rounds, while the Seahawks limited the San Francisco 49ers to six points in the divisional round.

Since Week 13, Seattle's allowed over 20 points on two occasions, both of them were in NFC West clashes with the Los Angeles Rams.

Seattle is 5-5 to the over across its last 10 games, while New England is 6-2 to the over in the last eight.

Those recent trends suggest that if the Patriots are competitive as the 4.5-point underdog, the over 45.5 has a better chance of hitting.

However, if the Seahawks dominate the contest, the under has a better chance of cashing.

Seahawks Props to Watch

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Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over/Under 7.5 Receptions & Over/Under 93.5 Receiving Yards

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the obvious choice to look at for player props from the Seahawks roster.

Smith-Njigba had 13 receptions, 172 receiving yards and a pair of touchdowns in Seattle's two playoff games.

Sam Darnold should send a ton of targets in JSN's direction. He's had at least eight targets six of the last seven Seattle games.

The season-long production and reliance on JSN is there for the props to hit, but he can still have a strong day if he goes under both props. A seven-catch, 90-yard game is fantastic for any wide receiver in the Super Bowl.

The best way to approach Smith-Njigba on the prop market might be to target his Over 17.5 first quarter receiving yards because Seattle will try to get him involved early and often.

Cooper Kupp Over/Under 3.5 Receptions

It would be wise to trust a Super Bowl MVP in a matchup where little championship game experience exists.

Darnold's gone to Cooper Kupp more in the postseason and the former Los Angeles Rams wide out caught nine of his 11 targets.

Most of Kupp's targets have come on third down, or in the red zone, so there's no guarantee he'll make a surge toward the over on his receiving-yard prop.

The receptions prop is juicy, though, because Darnold's gone to Kupp in tight spots more than any player outside of JSN.

Rashid Shaheed is the better deep threat and Kenneth Walker is a checkdown option out of the backfield, but Kupp carries a ton of value in short yardage and on third down, two scenarios the Seahawks could face a ton against a tough Patriots defense.

Patriots Props to Watch

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Drake Maye Over/Under 35.5 Rushing Yards

Drake Maye has been excellent with his legs during his sophomore campaign.

Maye ran for 66 yards in the wild-card round win over the Los Angeles Chargers and scrambled for 65 yards in the AFC Championship Game triumph over the Denver Broncos.

Maye only had 10 rushing yards in the divisional round versus the Houston Texans, but he did have an eight-yard run as part of that stat line.

Maye's had over 40 rushing yards in seven games this season. Only two of those occurrences came away from Gillette Stadium.

Seattle allowed 37 rushing yards to Brock Purdy in its playoff opener. Matthew Stafford, who is not known as a scrambler, took off for 16 yards on two carries in the NFC Championship Game.

Both quarterbacks averaged over seven yards per carry against Seattle. Neither player is known for their running, so that's a significant stat to keep in mind when betting on a quarterback who's used his legs with success all season.

Kayshon Boutte Over/Under 30.5 Receiving Yards

Kayshon Boutte had the most receiving yards of any Patriots wide out in two of the three playoff games.

Boutte appears to be the No. 2 wide receiver option behind Stefon Diggs. You could make the case for Boutte to be the No. 2 target in the entire passing offense ahead of Hunter Henry.

Diggs and Henry will receive plenty of attention from the Seattle defense, which makes Boutte and a few others intriguing options to bet on.

Boutte averaged 16.5 and 25 yards per catch in the first two rounds of the postseason, so he can make the most out of a few catches.