There are more ways than ever to bet on the Super Bowl in 2026. One area of Super Bowl prop wagering that's becoming increasingly popular is cross-sport betting.
What better way to enhance your Super Bowl predictions than by throwing a final score from the Waste Management Phoenix Open into the mix? Or how about a cross-sport prop involving an NBA player to get buckets?
Learn more about cross-sport bets and see our NFL picks for Super Bowl 60 below.
Super Bowl cross-sport prop picks
Here are three of our favorite Super Bowl cross-sport bets for Sunday, February 8.
| Which will be greater? |  |
|---|---|
| Mack Hollins receiving yards | +110 |
| Kawhi Leonard points scored vs. Timberwolves | -135 |
| Tie | +4000 |
Bet: Hollins
New England Patriots wideout Mack Hollins returned from the IR in the AFC title game and reeled in two catches for 51 yards. The wideout injured his abdomen in Week 16 but had logged more than 40 receiving yards in six of the previous nine games.
Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard has been on fire, but has still scored fewer than 30 points in 12 of his last 15 games. Getting Hollins at plus money here is a steal.
| Which will be greater? | |
|---|---|
| TreVeyon Henderson rushing + receiving yards | -135 |
| Pascal Siakam points scored vs. Raptors | +110 |
| Tie | +4000 |
Bet: Henderson
Patriots rookie RB TreVeyon Henderson saw his workload ramp up during the second half of the season and averaged 88.0 yards on 16.1 touches per game in the final 10 weeks.
The Pats have been riding the hot hand with Rhamondre Stevenson in the playoffs. However, Stevenson averaged just 2.8 yards per rush in the AFC title game, so New England might make more of an effort to give the ball to the more elusive Henderson.
Indiana Pacers forward Pascal Siakam averages 23.7 ppg, but the Raptors are eighth in the league in defensive rating and play at a slow pace. Henderson likely only needs 30+ yards to cash this bet.
| Which will be greater? | |
|---|---|
| Real Madrid team goals scored vs. Valencia | +105 |
| Sam Darnold passing touchdowns | +180 |
| Tie | +350 |
Bet: Real Madrid
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold is the Super Bowl MVP favorite, but the Seahawks quarterback doesn't throw for many scores. He threw three touchdowns in the NFC Championship, but that was just the fourth time in the last 11 games thathe passed for more than 1.5 TDs.
Read Madrid has won seven straight league matches and is second in the La Liga Table. Los Blancos are just one point behind league-leading Barcelona and will be at their best against a Valencia side that's 17th in the standings. Real beat Valencia 4-0 earlier this season and should have no problem slotting goals today.
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What are Super Bowl cross-sport bets?
Super Bowl cross-sport prop bets are wagers that involve results from both the Super Bowl and other sporting events. Bettors make a selection between the two.
In the example below from Super Bowl 59, bettors were asked to determine whether Patrick Mahomes' total passing yards would be higher or lower than the winning score from the WM Phoenix Open golf tournament.
The synergy between the WM Phoenix Open and the Super Bowl isn't accidental; it's a strategic scheduling masterpiece. Known as "The People's Open," the tournament creates a stadium atmosphere at TPC Scottsdale that mirrors the energy of the NFL.
Because the final round ends just as Super Bowl pre-game coverage reaches its peak, oddsmakers utilize the overlap to create unique markets.
Where can I bet on Super Bowl cross-sport props?
As we get closer to Super Bowl Sunday, sportsbooks will begin offering a plethora of cross-sport props. Check out our list of the top Super Bowl betting sites in your area before diving in.
What other sports can you bet on in cross-sport bets?
It varies from year to year, but in 2026 many sportsbooks will offer cross-sports bets on the NBA, the Premier League, college basketball, the PGA, and even the Winter Olympics.
The most common props offered center on NBA scoring leaders, hockey shot totals, and European soccer goals. Bettors frequently encounter matchups like "Harry Kane shots on target vs. Super Bowl field goals made," or "Steph Curry 3-pointers vs. total touchdowns."
These specific pairings are chosen because the stats are numerically comparable, usually landing within a tight range of 3 to 10. By focusing on these familiar metrics, sportsbooks ensure the lines remain digestible for casual fans while providing enough statistical depth for seasoned "cappers" to analyze league-wide trends.
