Super Bowl 60 is set to take center stage on March 10, 2025, and analysts at Pro Football Focus (PFF) have revealed their top betting picks for the highly anticipated matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots. Using the advanced PFF Player Prop Tool, which offers real-time projections, matchup data, and optimal odds, these analysts provide insights that have proven reliable, as evidenced by a season record of 52 wins, 52 losses, and 4 ties for their picks.
Key Player Prop Bets
Analyst Trevor Sikkema highlights Leonard Williams, a defensive end for the Seahawks, to record a sack at odds of +142. The Patriots’ left tackle, Will Campbell, has faced challenges this postseason, earning a subpar pass-blocking grade of 39.8 and allowing pressure on 10.7% of his pass-blocking snaps. This vulnerability presents a significant opportunity for Williams, who has the highest pass-rush grade on his team at 60.8 and a 15.4% pass-rush win rate when positioned on the right side of the line.
For those looking for a more unconventional bet, Sikkema suggests wagering on any lineman to score an offensive touchdown at +2500. The Super Bowl often serves as a platform for teams to showcase unexpected strategies. While the entire league saw only three touchdown receptions by offensive linemen this season, the potential for surprise in this high-stakes game could lead to a memorable moment.
Offensive Insights and Novelty Bets
Analyst Dalton Wasserman points to Jaxon Smith-Njigba of the Seahawks and recommends betting the over on 6.5 receptions at -138. Smith-Njigba has consistently caught at least seven passes in 13 of his 19 games this season. The Seahawks are expected to rely heavily on his performance in the passing game against the Patriots, who have struggled against potent aerial attacks.
Wasserman also advocates for a bet on K Jason Myers to make at least three field goals at +203. Myers ranks second in the NFL with 51 field goal attempts and 44 makes, thanks to the Seahawks’ conservative approach to fourth downs. If this strategy continues into the Super Bowl, Myers should have ample opportunities to surpass this threshold.
Another key player, Drake Maye, quarterback for the Patriots, is projected to attempt over 30.5 passes at -108, according to analyst Ben Linsey. The Seahawks possess the league’s top run defense, which could force Maye to lead the offense primarily through the air. His ability to make strategic short throws will be critical for New England’s success.
For those interested in novelty bets, Linsey notes the odds of the jersey number of the first touchdown scorer being under 10.5 at +120. Notably, Kenneth Walker, who has a strong chance to score first, fits this criteria along with several other key players from both teams.
Analyst Mason Cameron points to Kayshon Boutte, recommending the over on 29.5 receiving yards at -110. Boutte has become a prominent target in the Patriots’ offense, logging significant snaps throughout the postseason. His ability to make explosive plays could be vital for New England against a robust Seahawks defense.
Max Chadwick emphasizes a bet on Sam Darnold, quarterback for the Seahawks, suggesting he will go under 230.5 passing yards at -113. The Patriots excel in coverage, which may lead to a greater reliance on the running game, particularly if Seattle builds an early lead.
Finally, a unique bet on the halftime show features Bad Bunny, with odds of over 135.5 million viewers at -110. As the most-streamed artist in 2025, Bad Bunny’s presence is expected to draw a significant global audience, showcasing the NFL’s efforts to broaden its international appeal.
As the countdown to Super Bowl 60 continues, these insights from PFF analysts offer an intriguing mix of traditional and novelty bets that could enhance the excitement of the game. Whether wagering on player performances or unexpected twists, fans are poised for a thrilling showdown.
