If you like to bet on just about every facet of a game, Super Bowl props are for you!
We break down everything you need to know — from the best prop odds on the market to our handpicked favorite prop bets — for the Seahawks vs. Patriots on Sunday, February 8.
Super Bowl LX anytime touchdown scorer odds
| Player |  |
 |
|---|---|---|
 Kenneth Walker III |
-185 | -175 |
| Jaxon Smith-Njigba |
-110 | -130 |
 Rhamondre Stevenson |
+150 | +130 |
| AJ Barner |
+230 | +215 |
| Hunter Henry |
+230 | +215 |
| Stefon Diggs |
+250 | +225 |
| Kayshon Boutte |
+310 | +260 |
| Cooper Kupp |
+250 | +350 |
| Rashid Shaheed |
+350 | +335 |
| Mack Hollins |
+390 | +365 |
| Drake Maye |
+300 | +245 |
| Seattle D/ST |
+370 | N/A |
| TreVeyon Henderson |
+500 | +425 |
| George Holani |
+475 | +425 |
| Demario Douglas |
+550 | +625 |
| New England D/ST |
+550 | N/A |
| Austin Hooper |
+800 | +640 |
| Jake Bobo |
+1000 | +800 |
| Sam Darnold |
+900 | +750 |
| Kyle Williams |
+1000 | +800 |
Kenneth Walker III is currently the betting favorite at -185 to score an anytime touchdown in Super Bowl LX (a 66.1% implied probability), as the primary running back (with Zach Charbonnet injured) for the Seahawks. As the Super Bowl favorite, Seattle's offensive success heavily relies on the run game, and he has been put to work — including four touchdowns in two postseason games.
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Super Bowl LX first touchdown scorer odds
| Player | |
|
|---|---|---|
| Kenneth Walker III |
+370 | +425 |
| Jaxon Smith-Njigba |
+550 | +640 |
| Rhamondre Stevenson |
+900 | +700 |
| AJ Barner |
+1100 | +1150 |
| Hunter Henry |
+1400 | +1300 |
| Stefon Diggs |
+1500 | +1500 |
| Cooper Kupp |
+1200 | +1750 |
| Kayshon Boutte |
+2000 | +1550 |
| Rashid Shaheed |
+1700 | +1750 |
| Drake Maye |
+1500 | +1350 |
| Mack Hollins |
+2200 | +2100 |
With fellow running back Zach Charbonnet sidelined by injury, Walker has become the centerpiece of Seattle's offense, recently exploding for 116 yards and three touchdowns in the Divisional Round.
The Seahawks enter as 4.5-point favorites over the Patriots, and sportsbooks anticipate Seattle will strike early through their ground game. Given Walker's explosive playmaking ability and his role as the primary red-zone threat, he naturally carries the shortest odds to find the end zone first.
Super Bowl LX MVP
Betting on who will win Super Bowl MVP is one of the most popular and simple player props on Super Sunday. Skill positions and star players are normally among the favorites, including the starting quarterbacks for both teams.
Be careful when taking long shots here, however, as a quarterback has won MVP in 34 of the 59 Super Bowls.
| Player | |
|
|---|---|---|
| Sam Darnold |
+120 | +130 |
| Drake Maye |
+235 | +230 |
| Jaxon Smith-Njigba |
+550 | +500 |
| Kenneth Walker III |
+650 | +640 |
| Rhamondre Stevenson |
+2800 | +3000 |
| Rashid Shaheed |
+3000 | +3500 |
| Marcus Jones |
+5500 | +7500 |
| Stefon Diggs |
+6000 | +4000 |
| TreVeyon Henderson |
+7500 | +15000 |
Super Bowl LX player props
Super Bowl LX QB props
| Market | Over | Under |
|---|---|---|
| Sam Darnold |
||
| Passing yards | 228.5 -111 |
228.5 -113 |
| Passing TD | 1.5 -130 |
1.5 +102 |
| Interceptions | 0.5 -141 |
0.5 +111 |
| Rush yards | 6.5 -109 |
6.5 -115 |
| Drake Maye |
||
| Passing yards | 227.5 -113 |
227.5 -111 |
| Passing TD | 1.5 +107 |
1.5 -136 |
| Interceptions | 0.5 -124 |
0.5 -102 |
| Rush yards | 32.5 -108 |
32.5 -116 |
Both the Patriots and Seahawks reached the Super Bowl on the backs of elite defensive units and "safe" quarterback play in the playoffs, and oddsmakers seem to be expecting more of the same on Super Bowl Sunday.
Darnold has the higher line likely because Seattle's offensive coordinator, Klint Kubiak, has been more aggressive in the passing game lately.
Maye has a slightly lower line because he is a significant rushing threat (450 yards and four rushing TDs this season), which often "steals" from his passing yardage total.
Super Bowl LX RB props
| Market | Over | Under |
|---|---|---|
| Kenneth Walker III |
||
| Rushing yards | 76.5 -109 |
76.5 -109 |
| Rushing attempts | 18.5 -116 |
18.5 -110 |
| Receiving yards | 24.5 -113 |
24.5 -111 |
| Rush+Rec yards | 105.5 -114 |
105.5 -111 |
| Rhamondre Stevenson |
||
| Rushing yards | 56.5 -110 |
56.5 -114 |
| Rushing attempts | 14.5 -118 |
14.5 -108 |
| Receiving yards | 20.5 -111 |
20.5 -113 |
| Rush+Rec yards | 81.5 -112 |
81.5 -114 |
| TreVeyon Henderson |
||
| Rushing yards | 19.5 -117 |
19.5 -108 |
| Rushing attempts | 5.5 -114 |
5.5 -112 |
The shift back toward Rhamondre Stevenson as the primary ball carrier over rookie TreVeyon Henderson is one of the most significant tactical storylines of the postseason.
While Henderson led the team in rushing during the regular season (911 yards) and was a finalist for Offensive Rookie of the Year, the "postseason hierarchy" has leaned heavily on Stevenson's veteran presence and physical style.
The numbers from the AFC Championship game were the clearest indicator yet of Coach Mike Vrabel’s preference for the playoffs, with Stevenson getting 25 carries for 71 yards and Henderson getting three carries for five yards. Expect more of the same in the Super Bowl.
Super Bowl LX receiving props
| Market | Over | Under |
|---|---|---|
| Jaxon Smith-Nijigba |
||
| Receiving yards | 94.5 -111 |
94.5 -113 |
| Receptions | 6.5 -132 |
6.5 +103 |
| Cooper Kupp |
||
| Receiving yards | 32.5 -110 |
32.5 -114 |
| Receptions | 2.5 -147 |
2.5 +115 |
| A.J. Barner |
||
| Receiving yards | 26.5 -113 |
26.5 -111 |
| Receptions | 2.5 -125 |
2.5 -102 |
| Stefon Diggs |
||
| Receiving yards | 44.5 -110 |
44.5 -114 |
| Receptions | 4.5 -132 |
4.5 +103 |
| Kayshon Boutte |
||
| Receiving yards | 27.5 -112 |
27.5 -112 |
| Receptions | 2.5 +111 |
2.5 -141 |
| Hunter Henry |
||
| Receiving yards | 36.5 -111 |
36.5 -113 |
| Receptions | 3.5 -109 |
3.5 -116 |
Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s 94.5-yard total stems from a historic 2025 season where he led the NFL with 1,793 receiving yards. He enters the Super Bowl in scorching form, coming off a dominant 153-yard, 10-catch performance in the NFC Championship against the Rams.
As Darnold’s undisputed primary target, JSN commands a massive 36% target share and thrives on high-volume "first-read" plays. With his ability to generate elite yards after the catch and Seattle's aggressive passing attack, oddsmakers view him as the game's most likely explosive threat.
Super Bowl LX sack props
| Player | Over | Under |
|---|---|---|
| Demarcus Lawrence 0.5 sacks |
+105 | -140 |
| Leonard Williams 0.5 sacks |
+135 | -180 |
| Byron Murphy II 0.5 sacks |
+180 | -245 |
| K'Lavon Chaisson 0.5 sacks |
+155 | -210 |
| Milton Williams 0.5 sacks |
+200 | -280 |
| Anfernee Jennings 0.5 sacks |
+250 | -360 |
DeMarcus Lawrence enters Super Bowl LX as a cornerstone of Seattle’s top-ranked scoring defense. After a resurgent season following his move from Dallas, "The Tank" has been a playoff force, recording 2.0 sacks and forcing 3 fumbles in just two postseason games. He faces a New England offensive line that allowed 48 sacks this season.
Super Bowl game props
Super Bowl LX first-half props
| Market | ||
|---|---|---|
| First to score | Seahawks -145 |
Patriots +114 |
| Last to score | Seahawks -145 |
Patriots +114 |
| Score in the final two minutes | Yes -300 |
No +300 |
| Total points odd/even | Odd -110 |
Even -115 |
| Total touchdowns | Over 2.5 -115 |
Under 2.5 -115 |
It's no surprise to see the Seattle Seahawks are favored to score first and last in the first half, considering their status as favorite. That said, the coin toss could shift these odds dramatically.
Another interesting market is total touchdowns, as the Patriots have given up just two TDs in three playoff games. The Seahawks' D hasn't been as lucrative, so it feels like the Pats will have to do the heavy lifting to get Over that total.
Super Bowl LX second-half props
| Market | ||
|---|---|---|
| First to score | Seahawks -145 |
Patriots +114 |
| Last to score | Seahawks -135 |
Patriots +105 |
| Score in the final two minutes | Yes -300 |
No +300 |
| Total points odd/even | Odd -115 |
Even -110 |
| Total touchdowns | Over 2.5 -130 |
Under 2.5 +100 |
It's interesting to see we're getting a shorter price on the touchdown line in the second half. It's worth pointing out that more points have been scored in the second half than in the first in back-to-back Super Bowls.
As mentioned, the "first to score" prop could also see plenty of movement depending on who wins the coin toss.
Super Bowl novelty props
Super Bowl Gatorade color odds
The Gatorade bath color has long been one of the favorite Super Bowl props among bettors. Orange and yellow/green/lime are the Gatorade betting favorites. Here are updated Super Bowl Gatorade Color odds from BetMGM.
| Color |  |
|---|---|
| Orange | +230 |
| Yellow/Green/Lime | +250 |
| Blue | +260 |
| Purple | +850 |
| Clear/water | +1100 |
| Red/Pink | +1100 |
| No Gatorade Bath | +5000 |
Last year, the Eagles doused Nick Sirianni with yellow/lime/green Gatorade, and in the two years prior, the Chiefs used Purple Gatorade on Andy Reid. Before that, Blue had a nice run.
Super Bowl national anthem odds
The Super Bowl national anthem odds for Charlie Puth's version have been announced. The anthem Over/Under is currently at 120 seconds, so exactly 2 minutes.
| National Anthem Over/Under | |
|---|---|
| 120 seconds or more | -125 |
| Under 120 seconds | -105 |
The length of the national anthem performance at the Super Bowl depends on the performer, but myriad other factors play into it, such as special effects, broadcast considerations, and, of course, the fighter jet flyovers!
Heads or tails odds
Looking to make novelty wagers north of the border? Here are the latest Super Bowl coin toss odds courtesy of BET99, the best place to bet the Super Bowl in Canada.
In true 50/50 fashion, we've got equal odds for the coin flip, with BET99 offering EVEN money for either side to face the sky before kickoff.
BET99 has a wide variety of Super Bowl Halftime Show markets available including Bad Bunny's first song, total number of songs, Bad Bunny's attire, and whether Bad Bunny will perform a previously unreleased song.
Here are two more enticing markets to consider ahead of Super Bowl Sunday:
Total global viewers for Bad Bunny halftime show
Will Bad Bunny perform an unreleased song?
Tips for betting Super Bowl props
While Super Bowl props can be a lot of fun to bet on, you should have a strategy and follow these tips to make sure you end up in the Big Game black:
Build a narrative
Chances are if you’re betting Super Bowl props, you likely have a wager on the point spread or total. Use those wagers to build a narrative around how you see the game playing out and what each team has to do to get to that projected result.
Avoid contradictions
With so many Super Bowl bets available, it’s easy to get your action tangled up. Make sure you’re not betting against yourself by contradicting previous wagers. If you like the Over, don’t bet on the Under when it comes to scoring or passing props. If you like the underdog to cover the spread, don’t bet on the favorite to go Over their yardage props.
Mind the movement
Betting on props was long considered a “square” market for many years. However, with the rapid expansion in prop offerings as well as the explosion in advanced analytics, more and more sharp bettors and professional gamblers are flocking to the opening prop odds.
If you’re trying to get the best of the numbers, pay attention to the early prop odds movement in the 12 to 24 hours after sportsbooks release these markets. Bookmakers will adjust quickly to these early sharp opinions. If you’re waiting until Super Bowl Sunday to get your prop bets down, you’re likely to get the worst of the number.
Shop for props
Sportsbooks up their available prop markets every February with more and more Big Game betting options. Plenty of these props are the same, in terms of format, but the totals and juice/vig attached to them can vary from book to book. If you have multiple sportsbooks available to you, don’t be afraid to shop around for the best return on your prop betting opinions.
When are Super Bowl prop bets released?
Super Bowl prop bets, from basic game props and team props to the initial batch of player props, are released in the immediate hours after the Super Bowl matchup is set. Although now some sportsbooks are even providing hypothetical odds for matchups based on the potential outcomes of the AFC/NFC title games.
Follow along as we’ll be updating this page — and our player props page — with live odds, picks, and analysis as soon as they are available.
When do Super Bowl prop bets get paid out?
Depending on what they’re based on, Super Bowl prop bets can be graded and paid out either throughout the game or at the end of the game. The timing and promptness of payouts for Super Bowl bets depend on the sportsbook.
What are the best betting sites for Super Bowl prop bets?
Most Super Bowl betting sites have a large menu of Super Bowl prop bets. However, online-based books will offer more in the way of specials and exotics because state regulations or rules do not limit them.
Instant replay: Super Bowl prop bets
While subjective, Super Bowl proposition bets (props) have nearly eclipsed commercials as the most fun and engaging part of the telecast. These entertaining alternatives to the standard odds markets can boost your winnings and maybe morale, too. Here are our keys to the props betting game:
- Great way to diversify your bets, spreading action to different parts of the contest.
- Take your pick from the most commonly available: player, game, and exotic props.
- Make sure you’re not betting against yourself. If you like the Over, don’t bet on the Under when it comes to scoring or passing props.
Super Bowl Prop Bet FAQs
Prop bets – also known as proposition bets – for the Super Bowl are bets outside of the standard odds for the game (spread, moneylines, Over/Under) and are graded on game occurrences, team and player performances, as well as happenings during the event.
Yes, online-based sportsbooks provide odds on prop bets on events ranging from the national anthem to a post-game Gatorade bath.
Most Super Bowl betting sites have a large menu of Super Bowl prop bets. However, online-based books will offer more in the way of specials and exotics because they are not limited by state regulations or rules.
Depending on the sportsbook, bettors can tie their Super Bowl props together in a parlay, but for the parlay to win, all bets included must also win.
