The Seattle Seahawks have a shot at redemption on Sunday night, meeting the New England Patriots at Levi’s Stadium for Super Bowl LX.
The Seahawks (14–3) are fresh off dispatching the division rival Rams in the NFC Championship to punch their first ticket to the Big Game since 2015, when they fell to the Patriots (14–3) in heartbreaking fashion. Seattle’s baffling decision to pass at the one-yard line resulted in a game-costing interception — and the most devastating moment in franchise history.
Eleven years later, the Seahawks will deploy running back Kenneth Walker III in a deliberate effort to avoid making the same mistake again.
Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. ET. Seattle enters as a 4.5-point favorite, while New England sits as a +190 underdog. The game’s total is set at 45.5 points.
Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, here’s my favorite Kenneth Walker III prop bet on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Best Kenneth Walker Prop Bet for Super Bowl LX
Best Bet: Kenneth Walker III Over 18.5 Rush Attempts (-121)
Despite making it look easy at times, Seattle’s journey back to the Super Bowl wasn’t a smooth ride.
The team’s running back room suffered a gut punch during its Divisional Round victory over the 49ers, as rushing-touchdowns leader Zach Charbonnet went down with a season-ending knee injury. However, the depleted Seahawks backfield has held firm behind fourth-year running back Kenneth Walker III.
The Michigan State product served as Seattle’s primary rusher during the 2025 regular season, logging a team-high 221 carries for 1,027 yards — though Charbonnet handled most of the red-zone work. But since the injury, Walker’s jurisdiction has expanded to cover the entire gridiron.
The 25-year-old handled 19 carries in each of Seattle’s first two postseason games, exploding for 116 yards and three touchdowns against the Niners before racking up 62 yards and a score versus the Rams.
The Seahawks, who already utilize a run-heavy attack, will likely implement the same gameplan in Sunday’s battle between defensive powerhouses. Their clearest path to victory is winning the possession battle and limiting opportunities for MVP finalist Drake Maye.
In a long-awaited second chance against the Patriots, don’t expect the Seahawks to make the same mistake this time around. Count on Seattle to keep the ball on the ground, with Walker clearing 18.5 rush attempts on Super Bowl Sunday.
