Super Bowl 60 kicks off on Sunday, 8th February, from sunny California. Levi's Stadium hosts one of the biggest shows in sports, with the main event featuring the New England Patriots taking on the Seattle Seahawks.
The pair are huge franchises in their own right, with the Patriots looking for a record seventh win and the Seahawks just their second. But it’s a matchup that few would have predicted at the start of the season, with New England priced at 100/1 and Seattle at 60/1 to win the Super Bowl, respectively.
As the seasons progressed, they entered their divisions as #1 and #2 seeds, with the NFL betting sites slightly favouriting the Seahawks on a -4.5 spread. On paper, it’s set up to be an epic battle, and we’ve got the latest from the betting markets to see where the value lies.
Super Bowl 60 Sharp Money
Hopefully, you’ve been following our NFL sharp money report this season. We ended the year at a 61% win rate from 255 picks. Not too shabby.
As ever with the Super Bowl, it’s quite a contested market, so the trades between the sharps and the public aren’t as extreme. But, there’s a little there to get stuck into if you’re a money-watcher.
| Game | Bets % / Money % | Public vs Sharps | Line Movement | Best Play | Confidence | RLM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patriots vs Seahawks | NE: 31 / 33 SEA: 69 / 67 | Public: SEA Sharps: SEA | Open: SEA -4 Current: SEA -4.5 | Seattle -4.5 | 5.0 (Medium) | No |
Both the public and the money have strongly favoured the Seahawks here. It’s a generous line at -4.5 in a game that’s fairly close. It’s not much of a surprise to see the sharps oppose the Patriots, but it is a surprise to see the public so heavily against, especially given how much support they get. The line may still be skewed somewhat here because it’s the Patriots, so Seattle at -4.5 with the best NFL betting sites is likely stronger than it should be.
Best Play: Seattle at -4.5 on the spread
Super Bowl 60 Parlay Tips
It’s time to have a bit of fun. Our parlay (accumulator) has some of the best picks from Super Bowl 60 that we think offer superb value. They’re best price with bet365, who have the biggest range of props to pick from.
| Market | Bet | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| QB Passing Attempts | Drake Maye 30+ | 20/33 |
| QB Passing Yards | Sam Darnold over 230.5 | 10/11 |
| Anytime Touchdown | Jaxon Smith-Njigba | 20/21 |
| Total Field Goals | Seattle Over 1.5 | 5/7 |
| Total Odds | 7/1 |
*Odds correct at 15:00 GMT on 04/02/2026. Odds subject to change.
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Bet 1: Drake Maye to Attempt 30+ Passes
Usually, Super Bowl odds of 20/33 to bypass a line of 30 passing attempts would be on the skinny side, to say the least. But this isn’t your standard game. It’s all or nothing, and it might come down to that for Drake Maye and the Patriots.
Let’s face it, if all goes to script, the Seahawks will get ahead early and grind the Patriots with their running game (third for most rushes attempted). If the Patriots are going to need to chase, then Maye is going to have to air that ball out. He’s covered the 30 line in eight games already this season, and two of those were in games they lost, of which they’ve only lost three en route to the Super Bowl all season.
It could come down to needs must at some point in the game, so we’re happy to take on the over 30 passing attempts for the first part of our Super Bowl parlay.
Bet 2: Sam Darnold Over 230.5 Passing Yards
Sam Darnold’s switch from the Vikings to the Seahawks in the offseason has turned out to be a shrewd move by John Schneider and his team. He had a career high 67.7% pass completion (5th highest in the league) and averaged 8.4 yards per pass (2nd highest in the league).
His postseason numbers have been nothing short of exemplary, but what really stands out is that he’s yet to throw an interception. He was incredible in the Championship game against the Rams, throwing for 345 yards, completing 25 of 36 passes and landing three touchdowns.
Now, the Patriots are strong defensively, but he’s covered the over 230.5-yard spread in 11 of 19 games this season, and in four of his last six. Darnold is looking like the big-game player the Seahawks needed, and it doesn’t get any bigger than this one.
Bet 3: Jaxon Smith-Njigba Anytime Touchdown
With Zach Charbonnet ruled out through injury, a lot of weight is going to be put onto the shoulders of Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Kenneth Walker III. But so far, at least, they’ve more than stepped up to the plate, scoring six touchdowns between them in the playoffs alone.
There’s a case to argue for both to score again against the Patriots on Sunday, but we’re taking the slightly better odds of 20/21 for Smith-Njigba to get it done here.
He’s been the go-to finisher for most of the season, and he’s been the guy that Darnold has turned to in those shot-play drives. The Pats at some point will have to roll coverage to one or possibly both of him and Walker III, but few in the league have been better at getting open than Smith-Njigba, so even at their best, he’s still a threat.
Bet 4: Seattle Over 1.5 Field Goals
The Seahawks have the second-highest number of field goals per game, at 2.3 across the regular and postseason. They’ve moved the ball beautifully this season, and they create a lot of scoring drives as a result.
But, they weren’t an elite red-zone TD team (54.2% conversion, 21st), so they’ve had more drives that end as three points instead of six than most.
Kicker Jason Myers has had a superb season, making 41 field goals so far, the second most in the league, and is at 100% on extra point conversions. So, odds of 5/7 for over 1.5 field goals looks a safe bet and pushes our total Super Bowl parlay up to a cool 7/1.
