Super Bowl 60 Picks & Bets Cheatsheet

Feb 08, 2026

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BEST BETS PICKS

Pat Mayo, Rob Pizzola, and Cam Stewart. We break down the full 2026 Super Bowl LX slate, with betting analysis, game previews, and favorite props. Whether you’re looking for sharp betting edges, insights on key matchups, or value picks, this Super Bowl LX betting guide has you covered.

GOLD

MAYO: Diggs o4.5 Receptions
PIZZOLA: Maye u6.5 Rushing Attempts
CAM: George Holani o1.5 Receptions

SILVER

MAYO: SEA -11.5 (+210)
PIZZOLA: Longest FG o 49.5
CAM: A.J. Barner o24.5

BRONZE

MAYO: Darnold o5.5 Rushing Yards
PIZZOLA: Stevenson o21.5 Receiving Yards
CAM: Henderson o25.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards

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PROP DRAFT PICKS

Mayo, Ryan Noonan, and Alex Blickle broke down the full 2026 Super Bowl LX props slate, with betting analysis and three props from the Super Bowl. Whether you’re looking for sharp betting edges, insights on key matchups, or value picks, this Super Bowl betting guide has you covered.

Round 1

Mayo: Walker u74.5 Rushing Yards
Blickle: Darnold u2.5 Sacks Taken
Noonan: Darnold o2.5 Sacks Taken
Sharp Stack: Walker u2.5 Receptions (+125)

Round 2

Mayo: Cooper Kupp o29.5 Receiving Yards
Blickle: Diggs u17.5 Longest reception
Noonan: Boutte o17.5 Longest Reception
Sharp Stack: Stevenson o21.5 Receiving Yards

Round 3

Mayo: Diggs o4.5 Receptions
Blickle: Smith-Njigba Catches on all 4Qs — NO (On Underdog)
Noonan: Maye o220.5 Passing Yards
Sharp Stack: Carlton Davis u 4.5 Tackle + Assists

BONUS FROM CONNOR ALLEN: Under217.5 Total Rushing Yards in the Super Bowl

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SPREAD PICKS

Pat Mayo, Geoff Fienberg, and Tim Anderson go game-by-game and make their Super Bowl 60 Spread Picks, Bets, Survivor Picks, and chat all things NFL. Plus, a mini Cust Corner on Low-Calorie Stores, fast food memberships & five new cases for Judge Cust.

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TACKLES

Noonan wrote up the tackle + assist market for each team. This is a brief overview of what he found. (Full write-up linked below)

Seattle Seahawks Overview

Seahawks’ opponents are averaging 62.3 plays per game on the season (21st in the league) and just 53.3 plays per game in the playoffs. The Patriots’ offense averaged 61.8 plays per game on the season (17th in the league) and 64.0 in the playoffs. New England’s opponents have averaged 60.0 tackles and assists per game, right in the middle of the pack, and 0.12% above the league average.

Opposing tackle rates against NE this season

Ernest Jones IV (LB)

Line: 8.5 Tackles and Assists (Under, -114)
Sportsbook: FanDuel
Projection: 8.26
Over: 50.1% (-6.42% EV)
Under: 49.9% (-5.86% EV)

Jones is available around 2/1 to lead the game in total combined tackles, and while I don’t love the value, he is comfortably the leading projected tackler in this game. He’s been right on the league average rate against the run and the pass this season, and the Patriots are squarely at league average for opposing linebacker tackle rates on the season.

New England Patriots Overview

Patriots’ opponents are averaging 58.1 plays per game on the season (third-fewest in the league) and 63.0 plays per game in the playoffs. The Eagles’ offense averaged 59.6 plays per game on the season (eighth-fewest in the league) and 61.3 in the playoffs. Seattle’s opponents have averaged 58.0 tackles and assists per game, the eighth-fewest in the league and 3.22% below the league average.

My favorite speculative bet on the board right now is at Bet365, which has Jack Gibbens at 33/1 to lead the game in tackles and assists.

If Robert Spillane sits, Gibbens would be New England’s LB1, wearing the green dot as the defensive play-caller. In a situation where Spillane sits, Gibbens would have the second-highest projection for me at 7.91 combined tackles on 85% of the snaps. At 95% of the snaps, he’d move slightly ahead (8.84 TAs) of Seattle linebacker Ernest Jones, who’s currently projected for 8.68. Again, this isn’t widely available, but if you can find Gibbens at 20/1 or better to lead the game in combined tackles, I think it’s a shot worth taking.

Opposing tackle rates against SEA this season

Christian Elliss (LB)

Line: 6.5 Tackles and Assists (Over, +102)
Sportsbook: DraftKings
Projection: 6.87
Over: 53.1% (+7.28% EV)
Under: 46.9% (-18.63% EV)

Regardless of who’s the LB1 for New England, Robert Spillane or Jack Gibbens, Elliss will play the LB2 role, which typically lands him in the 67-75% snap rate on a given week. I have him projected for 70% of the snaps in this one, and he’s up as a decent value at +money on over 6.5. Elliss has been extremely efficient on a per-snap basis this season, posting a 17.63% tackle rate and 11.2 tackles and assists above expectation.

Read Noonan’s full Tackles + Assists Super Bowl breakdown

MORE BETS

Connor Allen wrote up a menu of different bets you can make for Sunday Night, here’s a taste..

Drake Maye Over 30.5 Pass Attempts

(-102 FD; widely available -120 or better) Best number: 29.5 on Kambi (off-market)

Maye’s completion percentage has fallen off a cliff in the playoffs, sitting at 55.8 percent after a 72 percent regular season. Despite that inefficiency, the Patriots haven’t faced a single offense that truly forced them into a high-volume passing script, which is why Maye hasn’t cleared this number in any of his three playoff starts.

That changes here.

Seattle’s offense is surging, averaging 36 points per game in the playoffs and putting up 31 last week against a respectable Rams defense. This is easily the best offense New England has seen all postseason.

On the other side, Seattle’s defense has been outstanding against the run, allowing the lowest yards per carry in the NFL. New England also finished the season with a +5.4 percent pass rate over expectation, driven largely by how efficient Maye was during the regular season. That efficiency has evaporated, but the need to throw hasn’t.

If the Patriots are going to win this game, it’s going to be through the air. And if Maye continues to be inefficient, that only increases the likelihood that his dropbacks pile up.

Risk 1.02 unit to win 1 unit

Stefon Diggs under 9.5 yards 1st reception (-115 DK, -130 Builder, -130 MGM)

He is over this on 51.4% of total catches in the regular season, but against the gauntlet of good defenses in the playoffs, his receptions have gone for 10+ yards on just 2-of-11 receptions, and his ADOT has been 6, 9.2, and 2.3.

Risk: 0.575 units to win 0.5 units

Rashid Shaheed most YAC on a single catch (25/1 FD and DK)

Shaheed is almost certainly going to see a deep shot and be utilized on some gadgety-type plays. He could easily goose egg the game, but has the speed and archetype to break a big one at any point. At 25/1 it’s worth a stab.

Risk: 0.05 units to win 1.25 units

Seahawks 5+ Sacks (+330 FD) and 6+ sacks at +680 on FD

To find it: NFL -> Super Bowl Props Banner (Do NOT click on the game) -> Super Bowl Game Specials -> alternate total SEA Seahawks sacks

Maye took 5+ sacks against the best pass rush teams he played (CLE, PIT, LAC, HOU, DEN, ATL), even on limited dropbacks. His pressure-to-sack rate in the regular season was about league average and has more than doubled in the playoffs (over 40%). The Seahawks do a great job at rushing the passer and are a tough matchup for this Pats OL.