3 Best NFL Props & Bets for Super Bowl LX (2026)
I’ve done all the research leading up to Super Bowl LX and found three player props you’ll want to consider for this weekend’s showdown between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.
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Super Bowl LX’s Best NFL Prop Bets
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
George Holani Under 10.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
George Holani is getting more reps with Zach Carbonnett out, but that doesn’t mean he’ll be used often in the running game. In fact, he’s had just three carries in his last two games. He also played only 34% of the snaps for the Seahawks last time out and averaged just 1.3 yards per carry two weeks ago.
Despite playing 34% of snaps, he had three rushes that went just four yards. In his last three games, he’s totaled ten rushing yards. The Seahawks will count on Kenneth Walker III to run the ball. Holani will be used in pass protection and the passing game, but the run game isn’t something the Seahawks will feature Holani in much.
Let’s back his Under.
Kayshon Boutte Under 30.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
Kayshon Boutte has played 62% of snaps or below in four of his last five games. He’s also averaged below four targets per game in the previous ten games and had just one reception in his most recent game against the Broncos.
The conditions were poor in that game. However, Boutte has only averaged 6.8 yards after catch and 27.4 air yards per game over the last ten games. He’s a big-play threat, but if Drake Maye and Boutte don’t connect, he could finish with a goose egg. After all, Boutte has earned at least 31 receiving yards in just 47% of games this season. He’s hit this line in just four of his last ten games, too.
I’m backing the Under for Boutte in this spot.
Drake Maye Under 30.5 Passing Attempts (-134)
Drake Maye hasn’t earned at least 31 passing attempts in five consecutive games. In addition, he’s had at least four poor passes in three straight games. The Patriots have a rising star on their hands, but the young sophomore will make some mistakes. They’ll want to keep Maye away from making bad decisions. That would ultimately mean giving the ball to Rhamondre Stevenson more times than not.
Maye has hit this line in only 35% of games this season and, again, hasn’t hit this line in five straight games. The Patriots are underdogs, which suggests Maye will throw more. The reality is, the game should be tight. If that’s the case, the Patriots will want to control the clock and run as much as possible. I’ll grab Maye to go under 30.5 Passing Attempts in the Super Bowl.