Super Bowl LX between the Patriots and the Seahawks will be played at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on Sunday, Feb. 8th.
Seattle is a 4.5-point favorite, and the game carries a total of O/U 45.5 points.
Let’s dive into three of my favorite player prop bets for The Big Game on DraftKings Sportsbook.
2026 Super Bowl Prop Bets
Kayshon Boutte O 30.5 Receiving Yards (-115)
Don’t get me wrong, the Seahawks have an elite defense. They have allowed the NFL’s fewest yards per pass attempt this season — but the 30.5-yard line is criminally low for Kayshon Boutte. The LSU product has averaged over 41 receiving yards per game, including the playoffs. Before last week’s snowy and low-scoring AFC Championship game in Denver, Boutte recorded 66 yards against the Chargers and 75 yards against the Texans — both of which boast strong defenses.
In the playoffs, Boutte ranks second on the Patriots in route rate (81%) and target share (20.5%) behind Stefon Diggs. He’s also averaging an aDOT of 17.3 yards, hauling in six receptions for 20-plus yards over the three postseason games. Expect Patriots’ OC Josh McDaniels to keep drawing up deep shots for Boutte in the Super Bowl, and for the wideout to surpass the 30.5-yard line with ease.
Kayshon Boutte Anytime TD Scorer (+330) is now the third-most popular player prop bet for the 2026 Super Bowl, per the DKN player props page!
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George Holani U 10.5 Rushing Yards (-111)
With Zach Charbonnet (knee) out for the season, George Holani operated as the Seahawks’ No.2 running back in the NFC Championship game against the Rams. However, he was utilized primarily as a receiver, catching three passes for 27 yards on 17 routes. He only handled three carries for four yards. As expected, Kenneth Walker III was Seattle’s top rusher, leading the team with 19 carries for 62 yards and a touchdown.
Holani is an undrafted second-year back who is only averaging 3.3 yards per carry this season. He has only forced five missed tackles, and his longest rush was just nine yards. Holani is an inefficient rusher, and his limited opportunities have reflected that.
With the stakes at an all-time high on Sunday, Holani’s role as a rusher should be minuscule. The Seahawks will likely lean almost entirely on Walker. It wouldn’t be surprising if Holani only handles one or two carries, making him a terrific pick to fall short of 10.5 rushing yards against a stout Patriots rush defense.
Stefon Diggs 5+ First Quarter Receiving Yards (-134)
Drake Maye has made a clear effort to target Diggs early in games this season. The receiver is leading the Patriots with a 25% target share and 29 targets in the first quarter. No other New England player has seen more than 14 targets in the opening period.
With the strong, early volume, Diggs is averaging 9.8 first-quarter receiving yards per game this season. He’s finished with at least six first-quarter receiving yards in 13 of his 20 games, including playoffs.
Diggs has finished with at least seven first-quarter receiving yards in each of New England’s three playoff games. The 32-year-old is one of the clear leaders for this Patriots squad and should set the tone early in his first career Super Bowl.
