NFL Picks: Patriots vs Seahawks Props Experts Roundtable

Get the expert Super Bowl 60 props for Seahawks vs Patriots with our writer roundtable featuring their best bets for the big game.
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NFL Betting Roundtable: Super Bowl 60 Picks

Super Bowl Sunday is finally here. Our resident NFL experts have tapped in with their best NFL bets and props for Seahawks vs Patriots.

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Super Bowl Expert Picks

Eric Timm

As I laid out in my Super Bowl Best Bets article, I expect both coaches to rely on their run games to alleviate pressure on their inexperienced QBs and I also expect both coaches to count on their defenses to stop said run games. I think this will have a direct effect on the game early on as both teams settle in. As such, I like just about every first half under I can find, but for the purposes of this article, I'm going to focus on both QBs.

Sam Darnold's first quarter passing yards number is 48.5. In the regular season, Darnold averaged 49.3 first quarter yards passing. With the Gonzalez-JSN matchup throwing water on big plays, and a concentrated effort to run the ball and let Darnold ease into the game, I like the under here

The same methodology can be applied to Drake Maye, whose first-quarter passing yards number is 46.5. Maye averaged just under 52 passing yards in his first quarters this season but Seattle represents one of the better defenses he has seen all year. At -110, I'm going to play on each and hope the game script goes according to plan. 

Long Shot: I like to throw pizza money on a couple of long shot props and here's one that I think has particular teeth: Will there be OT? YES at +1000. First, the game script, which I've covered a bunch. Conservative, low scoring, keep it close. It doesn't get any closer than tied at the end of regulation. Second, the playoffs this year have been INSANE! The Wild Card Round had three games that went down to the last possession. Two of four Divisional Round games went to OT. And both Conference Championship games went to the wire. It seems theatrically appropriate that two completely unexpected teams go to OT to decide the biggest prize in the sport. 

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Michael Rathburn

Kenneth Walker UNDER 72.5 rushing yards (FanDuel -110)

The Patriots' run defense transformed into an elite unit with Milton Williams (14 games), allowing only 76.2 yards per game, 3.5 yards per carry, and just 3 rushing touchdowns. Conversely, without him (5 games), they allowed 145.7 yards per game, 5 yards per carry, and 8 rushing touchdowns

Walker's props typically land in the 45-65 range so this is inflated based on his recent games of 62, 116, and 97. The odds should also be as close to EVEN money as you can get. Walker's rushing props range from 70.5 - 74.5 so look at options in that range and the odds. 

Mike Barner

Mack Hollins 25+ receiving yards (-112 FanDuel) for 1 Unit

Hollins has quietly become an important part of the Patriots' offense. In his return from an abdominal injury, he caught both of his targets for 51 yards in the AFC Championship game against the Broncos. Dating back to the regular season, Hollins has posted at least 25 receiving yards in nine of his last 11 games.

Hollins only had a 13.5% target share for the Patriots during the regular season. However, he accounted for 19.3% of their air yards and had an average depth of target of 12.8 yards. It could only take a couple of receptions for him to hit this over.

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Mike started covering fantasy sports in 2007, joining RotoWire in 2010. In 2018, he was a finalist for the FSWA Basketball Writer of the Year award. Mike also won the 2022-23 FSGA NBA Experts Champions league. In addition to RotoWire, Mike has written for Sportsline, Sports Illustrated, DK Live, RealTime Fantasy Sports, Lineup Lab and KFFL.com.
Known as “Rath” in the Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) community, he has helped run operations for two prominent daily fantasy sports startups. Michael has taken his insider knowledge and expertise in daily fantasy sports to the content side. Rath won the 2016 FSWA "Baseball Article of the Year, Online" award and was a finalist for the FSWA Best Baseball Series in 2011.
Eric is celebrating his 23rd season as a featured handicapper with Nelly's Sportsline! He specializes in the NFL, College Football, College Basketball, and MLB. His sarcastic-yet-positive demeanor coupled with a steady and measured approach has helped his clients attain both short and long-term success, making him one of the most respected handicappers in the Midwest.
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