- Jaxon Smith-Njigba has scored in both postseason games and has -110 odds to score in Super Bowl 60.
- Sam Darnold has +105 odds to record over 2.5 rush attempts in the Super Bowl and could clear this line by kneeling out the game.
- Super Bowl sportsbooks have +700 odds for a player to record an octopus for the second time in the history of the game.
SAN FRANCISCO – There are thousands of Super Bowl 60 props bets available, but there are eight that stand out from the rest. Check out the best props for betting on the Super Bowl below:
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Anytime TD 110
Jaxon Smith-Njigba is debatably the best offensive player on the Seattle Seahawks and has already scored in both playoff games this season. He is Darnold’s number one target and is facing a Patriots’ defense that was tied for giving up the second fewest rushing touchdowns per game at .6 and only 11 total during the season.
Total Rushing Attempts in the game – Sam Darnold
- Over 2.5 +105
- Under 2.5 -135
Sam Darnold has recorded over 2.5 rushing attempts in six of his last seven games and is in a great spot to keep the momentum going in the Super Bowl. As the favorite to win the Super Bowl, Darnold could easily clear this line from just kneeling out of the game or the first half of action. Darnold has used his legs more as the season has progressed. He averaged 1.5 rush attempts per game over the first ten games of the season and 2.56 over his last nine games.
Odds For An Octopus In Super Bowl 60
- Yes +700
- No -1600
There has only been one octopus scored in Super Bowl History (when the same player scores a touchdown + the two-point conversion), but this is always a popular prop. For Super Bowl 60, Drake Maye, Rhamondre Stevenson, and Cooper Kupp are three players who could make it happen. They have all recorded a two-point conversion this season.
Odds For A Flea Flicker In Super Bowl 60
- Yes +190
- No -260
A flea flicker to be recorded in Super Bowl 60 is a great bet. The Patriots successfully executed a flea flicker for a large chunk play to Mack Hollins in the AFC Championship Game against the Broncos. Super Bowl 58 was the last Super Bowl to see a flea flicker, when Jauan Jennings threw a 21-yard touchdown pass to Christian McCaffrey.
Total Interceptions Thrown – Drake Maye
- Over 0.5 -150
- Under 0.5 +115
While Drake Maye finished as the regular season MVP runner-up for 2025–26, he may struggle against the Seahawks’ defense. Seattle finished the season with the fifth most interceptions (18), and Drake Maye has thrown two interceptions in his three playoff games this postseason.
Total Completions – Drake Maye
- Over 19.5 -115
- Under 19.5 -115
Drake Maye has not yet completed 20 completions over the Patriots’ three playoff games. He went under this total in nine of his 17 games played this season and is facing a tough Seattle passing defense. The Seahawks have only allowed the opposing QB to record over 19.5 completions in two of their last eight games, and both were from the 2025–26 NFL MVP Winner, Matthew Stafford.
Total Receiving Yards – Cooper Kupp
- Over 33.5 -115
- Under 33.5 -115
Cooper Kupp is one of the two wide receivers to win a Super Bowl MVP over the last ten seasons. His experience in the big game makes him a great bet to record over 33.5 receiving yards against the Patriots. Christian Gonzalez should be primarily covering JSN, opening up Kupp to clear this line set by legal sports betting sites. Kupp has recorded over 33.5 yards in both playoff games this season.
National Anthem – Odds To Be Shown First
- Stefon Diggs (NE) -115
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA) -115
While this bet feels like a coin toss, there might be an edge for betting on Stefon Diggs. With Diggs famously watching other teams celebrate in past years after a playoff loss, the camera might be more inclined to find him, especially if he is emotional on the sideline. His relationship with Cardi B could also be another reason for him to be shown first.
