The Seahawks are hosting the Patriots for a Super Bowl LX rematch on Wednesday night to kick off the 2026 NFL season. On DraftKings Sportsbook, Seattle is favored by three points and this game carries a total of 44.5 points.
Below, I dive into some of my favorite player props for this matchup.
Seahawks vs. Patriots NFL Player Prop Bets
Rhamondre Stevenson O 23.5 Receiving Yards (-113)
Stevenson is going to see a featured role in this Super Bowl rematch. TreVeyon Henderson (ankle) has been ruled out for this game, leaving Stevenson and Corey Kiner as the only healthy backs for the Patriots. Kiner is a second-year back who only saw 14 touches in his rookie season, so he likely will only see a few carries behind Stevenson. The latter should see a high snap count and be very busy as a pass catcher, especially with the Patriots being a three-point underdog on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Even with Henderson active for all these games, Stevenson averaged 26.2 receiving yards in his 18 games between the regular season and playoffs a year ago. Stevenson cleared 23.5 receiving yards in 8-of-18 games, including five grabs for 40 yards vs. the Seahawks in the Super Bowl.
Stevenson ranked second among all backs in yards per reception (10.8) and he saw a target on 15% of his routes while running a route on 53% of his team’s dropbacks. His route rate almost certainly will be higher with Henderson missing and Stevenson should have no trouble topping 23.5 receiving yards vs. this Seattle defense that gave up the most catches to running backs last season (97).
Drake Maye O 1.5 Passing Touchdowns (+127)
The Seahawks are a great defense, but Maye should still throw for multiple scores in this matchup. Seattle gave up the seventh-fewest passing touchdowns last season (20), but Maye still threw for two touchdowns when he faced the Seahawks in the Super Bowl.
Maye threw for 2+ touchdowns in 13-of-21 games and he finished with 34 passing touchdowns between the regular season and playoffs, which ranked second only to Matthew Stafford. Maye led the NFL in completion percentage in the regular season (72%) and he did all this despite a lackluster group of pass catchers, headlined by a 32-year-old Stefon Diggs.
Diggs is now with the Commanders and Kayshon Boutte was also traded to the Texans this summer, and to replace these wideouts, New England made some major upgrades, bringing in A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs. Last season, these players scored seven and six touchdowns, respectively. On top of Brown and Doubs, Hunter Henry and Stevenson both remain with New England, giving Maye an outstanding group of pass catchers.
The quarterback is a legitimate threat to lead the NFL in touchdowns this season and Maye is a very attractive bet for over 1.5 passing touchdowns Wednesday at this +127 price, particularly with the Patriots likely to throw the ball at a high rate as three-point underdogs. Last season, Maye threw for multiple touchdowns in 4-of-6 games as an underdog.
Jadarian Price U 1.5 Receptions (-149)
With Zach Charbonnet (knee) on the shelf, Price should be the primary rusher for the Seahawks in his NFL debut. However, the rookie has never been a viable receiving threat and veteran George Holani should operate as Seattle’s main pass catcher out of the backfield.
In his three years at Notre Dame, Price only caught 15 passes in 41 games. In his final season, Price only caught multiple passes once in 12 games. The back simply wasn’t used in the passing game much and that shouldn’t change with the Seahawks, especially in Price’s first-ever NFL game.
Seattle as an offense targeted running backs at the fourth-lowest rate last season (14%) and Price falling short of 1.5 catches is likely.
