One of the most exciting ways to get some skin in the game for Super Bowl 60 is by placing player prop bets. Below, we’ve highlighted our best Seahawks vs. Patriots player props to help you win big on the final game of the 2025 NFL season.
With no shortage of talent spread across the gridiron in this Championship clash, get that Lombardi Trophy feeling with our best player props on Super Bowl 60.
- Drake Maye Under 0.5 Interceptions (+120)
- TreVeyon Henderson 30+ Rushing Yards (+250)
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 92.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
- Kenneth Walker III Under 72.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
Drake Maye Under 0.5 Interceptions (+120)
Set for the biggest game of his young career, look for Patriots quarterback Drake Maye to play a clean game as he doesn’t throw an interception against the Seahawks in the Super Bowl.
While the Seahawks had the fifth-most interceptions in the NFL during the regular season, they’ve slowed down in creating turnovers, with only one pick between their two postseason games. Knowing how important it is to win the turnover battle, expect Maye to be conservative with his passing attempts, limiting the opportunity for dangerous catches downfield in favour of safe checkdown options to produce offence.
Although he’s thrown an interception in two of his three postseason appearances, let’s remember that throughout the regular season, Maye only threw eight picks across 17 starts. Set to bring his A-game to Super Bowl 60, back Maye to finish the game with Under 0.5 interceptions.
Drake Maye Under 0.5 Interceptions
TreVeyon Henderson 30+ Rushing Yards (+250)
In the midst of a superb rookie season, look for Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson to have his Super Bowl moment as he racks up 30+ rushing yards against the Seahawks.
While the Seahawks sport one of the best run defences in the NFL, this isn’t going to faze the young running back. Possessing explosive rushing ability, Henderson is able to break off long carries in the blink of an eye. In the postseason, the bulk of carries have been handed to Rhamondre Stevenson in the Patriots backfield, but Henderson is still an active part of the run-game.
Having finished with just under 30 rushing yards in two of his last three postseason games, it could only take one carry for him to set a new playoff-career high. Don’t sleep on Henderson making an impact in the Big Game; back him to record 30+ rushing yards in Super Bowl 60.
TreVeyon Henderson 30+ Rushing Yards
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 92.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
The reigning Offensive Player of the Year, don’t sleep on the output of the “Emerald City Route Artist” Jaxon Smith-Njigba to have a massive showing at Super Bowl 60, as he racks up Over 92.5 receiving yards against the Patriots.
Hot off the heels of a dazzling 153-yard performance in the NFC Championship Game, JSN has been truly unstoppable this season. With terrific route-running ability, blazing fast speed, and sticky hands, there’s no question that he’s established himself as a premier wideout talent in the NFL.
Even though Smith-Njigba will be facing a formidable Patriots secondary, he’s still primed for a big performance at Super Bowl 60. Receiving the bulk of the target share for the Seahawks across the field, look for quarterback Sam Darnold to force the ball to JSN at any opportunity, as he caps off a career-year with Over 92.5 receiving yards.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 92.5 Receiving Yards
Kenneth Walker III Under 72.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
It’s been a playoff run to remember for Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III, but it may be a Super Bowl to forget for him as he rushes for Under 72.5 rushing yards.
Taking on an elite Patriots front-seven, the lanes for explosive rushes are going to be kept to a minimum for Walker. While his explosive agility has made him a tough tackle to make, the Pats have held opponents in the NFL playoffs to 71.3 total rushing yards per game. With Walker essentially needing to produce an entire team’s production handily, this looks like as good a spot as any to fade him.
Additionally, even in the Seahawks last meeting with the Los Angeles Rams, Walker was held to 62 yards on 19 carries against a far-worse run defence.
Fade Walker during Super Bowl 60 as he finishes the game with Under 72.5 rushing yards.