Super Bowl Betting Manifesto 2026: All 95 Picks & Props I've Bet (and Why)

I've organized all 95 of my Super Bowl bets into one tidy list for you to tail (or fade!) ahead of Seahawks vs. Patriots in Super Bowl 60.

C Jackson Cowart

Last Updated: February 8, 2026 3:12 PM EST • 22 minute read

Pictured: The Super Bowl LX letters at Pier 39. Our Super Bowl betting manifesto breaks down all of our picks and prop bets for Seahawks vs. Patriots. Photo by Kirby Lee / Imagn Images.

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Every bet has a story. So pull up a chair and let me tell you the tale of all 95 of my Super Bowl bets for this year's matchup between the Seattle Seahawks (14-3) and New England Patriots (14-3).

This is the first time I've published my Super Bowl betting manifesto to the masses, but I've placed and tracked all of my Super Bowl bets for the last four years in a dense and colorful spreadsheet that helps me calculate my live payout during the game and reminds me just how dangerous it can be to go too hard on one singular prop bet ... especially when it's a live bet on the Gatorade color. (We've all made mistakes on Super Bowl Sunday.)

Whether you've read all of our Super Bowl predictions and want even more picks and props to fill out your own manifesto, or you're scrambling in the hours before Super Bowl 2026 looking for a list to tail - you're in the right place now. Let's tell the story of Seahawks vs. Patriots before it kicks off at 6:30 p.m. ET (NBC) from Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.

💰 How I bet on the Super Bowl (betting records & history)

First, a quick primer on what you'll read below. As I'm sure many of you reading can relate, I bet on sports for two reasons: to make money and to enjoy the game. And when it comes to my Super Bowl betting strategy, I like to find a healthy mix of both to fill out my Super Bowl portfolio.

I've been betting on the Super Bowl since 2019 - the first time it was legal to bet outside of Nevada - when I waited three hours for Sony Michel to score the first touchdown to cash my biggest position of the night. It was the thrill of a century. I've been seriously (and obsessively) tracking my bets since 2022, when the Super Bowl betting manifesto was born with 56 bets frantically logged into a Google spreadsheet minutes before the game only to be painted green and (mostly) red within a few hours. It was the best $155.76 I've ever spent.

The highwater mark of the manifesto came in 2024, when I placed 179 bets to return a $492.38 profit in the Chiefs' comeback win over the 49ers in Super Bowl 58. I took it easy last year with only 28 bets but still turned a cool $93.99 profit in the Eagles' blowout win over the Chiefs, fueled almost entirely by Xavier Worthy's unconscious effort in the fourth quarter of a snoozer.

Super Bowl (matchup)	Total bets	Profit / loss	Biggest win (by total $$)
2025 (Eagles vs. Chiefs)	28	$93.99	Xavier Worthy last TD (+1200)
2024 (Chiefs vs. 49ers)	179	$492.38	Mecole Hardman most air yards on reception (+8000)
2023 (Chiefs vs. Eagles)	83	-$563.20	Shortest TD Under 1.5 yards (-165)
2022 (Rams vs. Bengals)	56	-$155.76	Cooper Kupp to win Super Bowl MVP (+650)

This list below comprises every Super Bowl bet that I have already placed ahead of Seahawks vs. Patriots and the latest odds across the best Super Bowl betting sites, organized by bet category to make it easier to skim for those last-minute bettors or those who are only interested in certain markets.

I have included my wager size in terms of units for every bet. This can be whatever amount you want, but it's a good practice to determine your unit size before placing a bet. Some bettors risk $10 per bet; some risk $100; some risk $1,000. That's the best part about using units to track your wagers - you can scale your bets to match your bankroll.

Let's dive into my favorite Super Bowl 60 picks and prop bets from 1 to 95.

🏈 Super Bowl game picks: Spread, O/U total & MVP predictions

See the latest NFL odds and our experts' NFL picks for every game this season.

💰 Seahawks vs. Patriots spread picks

1. (3u) Seahawks -4.5 (-105 via BetMGM)
2. (1u) Seahawks -9.5 (+180 via BetMGM)
3. (1u) Seahawks -13.5 (+280 via BetMGM)

As I wrote about in our Super Bowl ATS picks, this game has blowout potential with the way that Seattle's defense matches up against an explosive but inconsistent Patriots offense up front and along the boundaries. I expect the Seahawks to win in a tight but controlled affair; if it gets out of hand like last year's did, we'll turn a nice profit.

💰 Seahawks vs. Patriots O/U picks

4. (2.5u) Under 45.5 (-110 via BetMGM)
5. (1u) Patriots team total Under 20.5 (-130 via FanDuel)

This Seahawks defense is one of the best of all time based on the advanced Super Bowl stats entering this matchup, and the Patriots' defense has allowed 9.0 PPG since star defensive tackle Milton Williams returned in Week 18. Yet New England's offense has been historically inept for a Super Bowl finalist, so I'm betting the full-game Under with a separate bet on the Patriots team total Under to double down on Seattle's defense.

💰 Super Bowl MVP picks

6. (2.5u) Jaxon Smith-Njigba to win Super Bowl MVP (+550 via FanDuel)
7. (0.5u) Rashid Shaheed to win Super Bowl MVP (+4500 via FanDuel)
8. (0.5u) TreVeyon Henderson to win Super Bowl MVP (+12500 via FanDuel)
9. (0.25u) Nick Emmanwori to win Super Bowl MVP (+10000 via FanDuel)
10. (0.25u) Marcus Jones to win Super Bowl MVP (+10000 via FanDuel)
11. (0.25u) Christian Gonzalez to win Super Bowl MVP (+15000 via BetMGM)
12. (0.25u) Ernest Jones to win Super Bowl MVP (+12500 via FanDuel)
13. (0.1u) George Holani to win Super Bowl MVP (+25000 via Caesars)

Jaxon Smith-Njigba was the most popular pick in our Super Bowl MVP predictions and for good reason - he's the best player on the field and has a clear path to massive volume and the lion's share of credit for a potential Seahawks win. But I can't ignore the upside and game-breaking speed of Rashid Shaheed and TreVeyon Henderson at long odds or the potential for an ugly slugfest that results in a defender winning MVP. And I have to sprinkle a little on my guy George Holani, whom we'll discuss more later.

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🔥 Super Bowl player prop bets: Seahawks vs. Patriots

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💰 Super Bowl passing props

14. (2.5u) Drake Maye Over 30.5 pass attempts (-114 via FanDuel)

I don't know how Maye will fare against arguably the best defense he's ever faced. I'm not even sure that he's fully healthy after missing practice last week with a throwing shoulder injury and illness. What I do know is the Patriots don't have a shot unless Maye gives them one, so I expect Josh McDaniels to put the ball in his young quarterback's hands as he's done all season long - whether to build on an early lead or claw back from a deficit.

15. (2u) Drake Maye to throw an interception (-120 via FanDuel)
16. (1u) Sam Darnold to throw an interception (-126 via DraftKings)
17. (0.5u) Drake Maye to throw 2+ interceptions (+340 via DraftKings)

I gave out Maye to throw an interception as one of my 10 Super Bowl bets to make right now immediately after this matchup was confirmed when it was still dealing at +115 odds. Alas, the market caught up to that wager, though these -120 odds still only imply a 54.55% chance that Maye throws a pick in his Super Bowl debut - I'm all over that price and his odds to throw two TDs, which features a 22.73% implied probability.

I think both of these QBs are in a tough spot against dangerous defenses that prevent deep shots and force throws over the middle, but I trust Darnold more than Maye with the latter facing a worse matchup with far less experience under his belt - though Darnold did rank third in interceptions (14) during the regular season. That's why I can't leave either quarterback off my betting card for the interception market.

💰 Super Bowl rushing props

18. (1u) Rhamondre Stevenson Under 48.5 yards (-112 via DraftKings)
19. (1u) Rhamondre Stevenson Under 14.5 rush attempts (-138 via FanDuel)
20. (1u) Rhamondre Stevenson Under 11.5 yards longest rush (-110 via DraftKings)

The Seahawks had the best run defense in league this year and one of the best of all time by advanced metrics, anchored by the elite 1-2 punch of Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy (more on them later). Stevenson is a solid between-the-tackles runner who offers more value in this game as a pass protector than a high-volume rushing threat.

21. (0.5u) TreVeyon Henderson most rushing yards (+1800 via FanDuel)
22. (0.5u) TreVeyon Henderson 80+ rushing yards (+2000 via FanDuel)

I don't expect any running back to have a very productive day on Sunday with both defenses built to stop the run. But a player with the upside of Henderson shouldn't be priced as such a long shot to break off an explosive run or two, which he's proven capable of doing when given the opportunity.

23. (1u) Drake Maye Under 35.5 rushing yards (-109 via DraftKings)

The Over on Maye's rushing prop is one of the most popular bets this year among sharps and public bettors alike, but I'm not sure I'm buying it with the sophomore working through injury and facing one of the best defenses against scrambling QBs. The Seahawks ranked second in defensive DVOA this season when opposing quarterbacks scrambled, even while facing the second-most such plays.

💰 Super Bowl receiving props

24. (1u) Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 91.5 receiving yards (-110 via FanDuel)
25. (1u) Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 6.5 receptions (-146 via FanDuel)
26. (0.5u) Jaxon Smith-Njigba to record 1+ reception each quarter (+105 via FanDuel)
27. (0.5u) Jaxon Smith-Njigba to score 2+ touchdowns (+650 via FanDuel)

JSN is the best player on the field for either team, and he was virtually unstoppable in his last game against the Rams - hauling in 10 of 12 targets for 153 yards and a touchdown. The Patriots have an elite cover corner in Christian Gonzalez, but the best corners in football have been powerless to slow down Smith-Njigba, and I expect Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak to feature JSN early, often, and aggressively.

28. (0.5u) Rashid Shaheed most air yards on single reception (+900 via DraftKings)
29. (0.5u) Rashid Shaheed most receiving yards (+2000 via FanDuel)

We saw Xavier Worthy lead all receivers with 157 yards in last year's Super Bowl - even from the losing side - thanks to a pair of 50-yard bombs in the second half. I'm not saying we'll get a repeat performance this year, but if anyone can do it, it's the speedster Shaheed who hauled in a 51-yard pass to open the NFC Championship.

30. (0.5u) AJ Barner 5+ receiving yards on 1st drive (+280 via FanDuel)
31. (0.5u) AJ Barner 10+ receiving yards on 1st drive (+520 via FanDuel)
32. (0.5u) AJ Barner to record 25+ receiving yards in each half (+1100 via FanDuel)

The Seahawks have been among the league leaders in using 12 and 13 personnel this year, which means bringing multiple tight ends onto the field to (likely) force the defense to match with bigger base personnel - which plays right into Darnold's hands in the play-action game. That has me betting on a potential big day from Barner on any low-volume, high-upside props from the first drive through the second half.

33. (0.25u) Rhamondre Stevenson first Patriots reception (+550 via FanDuel)
34. (0.25u) Mack Hollins first Patriots reception (+750 via FanDuel)
35. (0.25u) Austin Hooper first Patriots reception (+1200 via FanDuel)

This is one of my favorites market to bet in the Super Bowl because it's such a small sample size with so few reliable data points to rely on - meaning the favorite is usually overpriced and the biggest long shots offer massive value. Given how much Maye spreads it out among his favorite targets, I love our chances on these three players to haul in the first catch and help make us rich like Kyle Juszczyk did a few years ago.

36. (1u) AJ Barner first Seahawks reception (+650 via FanDuel)
37. (0.5u) Kenneth Walker first Seahawks reception (+700 via FanDuel)
38. (0.5u) Rashid Shaheed first Seahawks reception (+1000 via FanDuel)
39. (0.5u) George Holani first Seahawks reception (+1100 via FanDuel)
40. (0.25u) Eric Saubert first Seahawks reception (+1800 via FanDuel)

The same logic applies here for the Seahawks, but we're getting even more generous prices thanks to the gravitational pull that JSN has on this market. The Seahawks very well might target their top receiver on the first play, but if they don't, we'll be pretty well covered here with long odds across the board. Keep an eye on Saubert, a backup tight end for Seattle who could see real opportunity in 12 and 13 personnel looks.

41. (0.5u) AJ Barner 1+ catch on 1st drive (+200 via FanDuel)
42. (0.5u) Hunter Henry 1+ catch on 1st drive (+240 via FanDuel)
43. (0.5u) Austin Hooper 1+ catch on 1st drive (+750 via FanDuel)
44. (0.5u) George Holani 1+ catch on 1st drive (+420 via FanDuel)
45. (0.5u) George Holani 2+ catches on 1st drive (+3500 via FanDuel)

This market features similar logic to the first catch bets, but there's more leeway on hauling in a catch at any point in the first series while still featuring plus-money odds. I think both quarterbacks will look to their tight ends early on as a security blanket, and I'm still convinced Holani is seriously undervalued across the board today.

💰 Super Bowl defensive props

46. (1u) Milton Williams to record a sack (+188 via FanDuel)
47. (1u) Christian Barmore to record a sack (+280 via FanDuel)
48. (0.75u) Byron Murphy to record a sack (+172 via FanDuel)
49. (0.75u) Uchenna Nwosu to record a sack (+225 via FanDuel)
50. (0.5u) Boye Mafe to record a sack (+350 via FanDuel)
51. (0.25u) Nick Emmanwori to record a sack (+640 via FanDuel)
52. (0.25u) Nick Emmanwori to record first Seahawks sack (+2000 via FanDuel)

Both of these teams enter Super Bowl 2026 with questions about their offensive line, which I think could decide the outcome one way or the other. The Patriots' pass rush has taken off lately with Williams and Barmore anchoring the middle, and both could tee off against struggling Seahawks guard Anthony Bradford. Meanwhile, the Seahawks' pass rush has been elite all year without blitzing, so I'm taking a shot on four different Seattle stars to bring down Maye, who's been sacked at an alarming rate this postseason.

53. (0.5u) Nick Emmanwori to record an interception (+900 via FanDuel)
54. (0.5u) Ernest Jones to record an interception (+1100 via FanDuel)
55. (0.25u) Marcus Jones to score defensive touchdown (+4500 via FanDuel)
56. (0.25u) Ernest Jones to score defensive touchdown (+5000 via FanDuel)

With both of these quarterbacks priced at minus odds to throw an interception, there has to be value in the individual defensive INT prop markets, right? Emmanwori is one of the most versatile players in football as a rookie, while Ernest Jones and Marcus Jones (not related!) both have a nose for the ball - especially the latter, who has already scored twice this year on defensive touchdowns along with his two punt return touchdowns.

💰 Super Bowl kicking props

57. (0.25u) DOINK (+600 via DraftKings)

It wouldn't be a proper Super Bowl manifesto without a DOINK bet on any kicker to hit the goalpost on a field goal or extra-point attempt. This is an annual tradition mostly at the behest of my wife, who cherishes that sweet sound of a ball doinking off the upright more than anything else about football. Fun for the whole family!

58. (1u) Andres Borregales Under 6.5 points (+101 via DraftKings)

This is a tough bet to handicap because of how a struggling Patriots offense could actually elevate the rookie Borregales into a better spot to attempt field goals. But he's been pretty rotten at actually making them this year - he was one of eight kickers with a negative "field goal over expectation" this season, and five of the others got cut.

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🙌 Super Bowl touchdown scorer picks: Seahawks vs. Patriots

See the latest Super Bowl anytime touchdown scorer odds for Seahawks vs. Patriots.

💰 Super Bowl anytime TD scorer picks

59. (2.5u) Jaxon Smith-Njigba to score anytime TD (-105 via FanDuel)
60. (2u) AJ Barner to score anytime TD (+250 via FanDuel)
61. (2u) George Holani to score anytime TD (+500 via FanDuel)
62. (1u) Eric Saubert to score anytime TD (+1100 via DraftKings)
63. (0.5u) Jack Westover to score anytime TD (+3000 via FanDuel)
64. (0.5u) Brady Russell to score anytime TD (+6000 via DraftKings)

I expect this to be a low-scoring affair that could resemble that Patriots-Rams snoozer that hooked me into sports gambling in the first place, so there aren't a ton of anytime touchdown scorer bets that compel me. But I do love the value on JSN to score at near-even odds, and Barner joins Holani as my favorite undervalued targets across the prop markets based on what I expect their workload to be in Super Bowl 60.

Saubert, Westover, and Russell are my dart throws to score based on the sliver of opportunity I think they could each see in the biggest game of their lives. The Super Bowl always brings out the most creative play calls of the year, and all three players are live bets to score once these teams reach the red zone.

💰 Super Bowl first TD scorer picks

65. (0.5u) AJ Barner first Seahawks TD (+700 via DraftKings)
66. (0.5u) Cooper Kupp first Seahawks TD (+700 via DraftKings)
67. (0.5u) Rashid Shaheed first Seahawks TD (+1000 via DraftKings)
68. (0.5u) Seahawks D/ST first Seahawks TD (+1400 via DraftKings)
69. (1u) George Holani first Seahawks TD (+1500 via DraftKings)
70. (0.5u) Sam Darnold first Seahawks TD (+2200 via DraftKings)
71. (0.5u) Eric Saubert first Seahawks TD (+3000 via DraftKings)

I absolutely love the thrill of the first touchdown market, but I much prefer to bet it separately for each team so that the coin toss doesn't influence whether I win my wager. The strategy for the Seahawks' side of this market is simple: fade JSN and Walker in favor of any of the other high-leverage options in the red zone (or a defensive score). I went into great detail about why you need to bet Holani to score the first touchdown, so I won't repeat myself here, but he's my single-favorite bet in this market.

72. (0.5u) Drake Maye first Patriots TD (+700 via DraftKings)
73. (0.5u) TreVeyon Henderson first Patriots TD (+1100 via DraftKings)
74. (0.5u) Austin Hooper first Patriots TD (+2000 via DraftKings)
75. (0.5u) Jack Westover first Patriots TD (+6000 via DraftKings)

I'm not even confident the Patriots will score a touchdown in this game (more on that later), so I'm treading carefully in this market with a few hand-picked long shots. Maye should be active with his legs when (if?) New England approaches the end zone, while the other three are dealing at long odds as backups but all feature situational skills that could thrust them into the spotlight early in the game.

💰 Super Bowl last TD scorer picks

76. (0.25u) AJ Barner to score last TD (+1300 via DraftKings)
77. (0.25u) Cooper Kupp to score last TD (+1500 via FanDuel)
78. (0.25u) Kayshon Boutte to score last TD (+1700 via BetMGM)
79. (0.25u) George Holani to score last TD (+2800 via DraftKings)
80. (0.25u) Eric Saubert to score last TD (+6600 via BetMGM)

This isn't a market I'd advise investing too much into, but it's a tremendously fun market to root for, so I'm sprinkling a small sum on a few guys who are primed for a clutch score late in the contest. Barner has already hauled in a game-winning catch for the Seahawks this season, while Kupp did so in the Super Bowl for the Rams a few years ago. I can't help but think the Patriots will test Boutte downfield if they need a critical score late, and surely you know how I feel about Holani and Saubert by now.

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🚀 Super Bowl game props: Seahawks vs. Patriots specials

See all of the best Super Bowl specials ahead of Seahawks vs. Patriots.

81. (10u) Shortest touchdown Under 1.5 yards (-130 via DraftKings)

This is my favorite prop bet every single year, as it's cashed eight of the last 10 years (80%) and 25 of the last 36 years (69.4%) with some games featuring multiple such scores. I bet this at -175 last year (and won), so this feels like an absurd value with an implied probability of just 56.52%. If you only place one bet, make it this one.

82. (5u) 1Q total points to be even (-108 via FanDuel)

I got burned on this last year, but I'm willing to be hurt again after this prop cashed in the previous 12 consecutive years in the Super Bowl. That may feel like a complete fluke - and maybe it is - but you can start to notice a pattern emerging with the 1Q scores of the past: they're mostly 10 or 0. It's more common to see that happen than for one team to score once (or both teams to combine for 3+ scores), so this bet holds a lot more value than these near-breakeven odds suggest.

83. (1u) 2-point conversion attempt (+155 via DraftKings)

I understand that, on its face, this is a sucker bet. But I'll admit to being suckered in by these +155 yards, which are more generous than usual. I know neither team has a tendency to go for two, but if the math demands it, they'll go for it.

84. (2u) Team that scores last wins the game (-220 via DraftKings)

Nobody likes laying a short price on a yes/no prop, but you should make an exception for this one. Last year's garbage-time touchdown to Worthy broke a 12-year run for the Super Bowl winner scoring last, which has happened in 44 of 59 years (74.6%) - a shade higher than the implied odds for this bet (69.60%).

85. (0.5u) Any quarter to end scoreless (+250 via FanDuel)

Both of these teams are among the best at prevent explosive plays, which could mean a "feel it out" period in the first quarter for both of these offenses and help us cash this bet on any scoreless quarter. We'd also cash if it happens in any of the other three quarters, but I have my eyes on a slow start with this bet.

86. (1u) Total players to have a pass attempt Over 2.5 (+130 via DraftKings)

This is another one to file under "fun with a dash of value" - we've seen at least three players attempt a pass in three of the last four Super Bowls and five of the last eight, including last year when Kenny Pickett threw exactly one pass late in a blowout. Even if this one stays close, I could see one of these offensive coordinators getting cute ... and, frankly, it's worth paying a unit to root for it for 60 minutes.

87. (0.5u) Patriots to not score a TD (+1200 via FanDuel)

I don't necessarily think this one will cash - it's a 12/1 long shot for a reason - but there is a real path to a scoreless or touchdown-less performance for a Patriots offense that has scored the fewest points through three playoff games (54) by any Super Bowl finalist since 1979. Pair that with a historic Seahawks defense and this bet is suddenly live.

88. (0.25u) Any lineman to score an offensive TD (+4000 via FanDuel)

This is where things get wacky. The Patriots have been creative using defensive tackle Khyiris Tonga as a blocking fullback in jumbo formations, and he's priced at +7500 to score in the Super Bowl. Head coach Mike Vrabel - who scored 12 career touchdowns as a linebacker, including two in the Super Bowl - feels like the quintessential candidate to pay it forward in the Big Game, so I'm taking the bait on this prop at ultra-long odds.

89. (0.25u) Exact score: Seahawks 21, Patriots 20 (+22500 via BetMGM)

Yes, I know I'm betting the Seahawks to cover the spread at -4.5, but when you simulate the entire play-by-play with a Super Bowl AI prediction and the result is an exact score with odds this long ... well, I'd regret it the rest of my life if I didn't put something down.

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⏱️ Super Bowl novelty prop bets: Anthem, coin toss, Gatorade color

We broke down all of the best Super Bowl novelty prop bets 2026 for the Big Game.

90. (1u) National anthem Over 117.5 seconds (+128 via FanDuel Canada)

Look, regardless of what the Super Bowl national anthem odds, let me tell you a little secret: this thing is going to finish between 115 and 125 seconds. Books started seeing heavy action on the Under after Charlie Puth's rehearsals were leaked to be right around 120 seconds. But I think the market has swung too far, and if he embellishes a single note in the Star Spangled Banner, we'll make out like bandits.

91. (0.5u) Coin toss tails (+100 via bet365)

Let me make something very clear: I do not endorse paying extra juice on the Super Bowl coin toss odds. But shoot, I'll throw down a half-unit for the thrill of watching that silver coin flip through the air with millions of dollars at stake. (And, obviously, tails never fails.)

92. (0.5u) Gatorade color blue (+390 via FanDuel Canada)

This market has moved aggressively in the hours leading up to kickoff with "yellow/lime or green" emerging as a strong +115 favorite. Frankly, I don't buy it. As someone who has been duped by inside information on the Gatorade color before, I'm taking the logical choice at plus-money odds and ignoring the noise until we see that sweet Gatorade bath.

93. (0.5u) MVP will thank teammates first (+210 via FanDuel Canada)

I hate to be the one to fade God, but this feels like too short of a price for the betting favorite given how uncertain this year's MVP market is. I could see the winner reflexively thanking his teammates standing around him before turning the praise skyward - and if that happens, we'd cash one of the last possible bets for the Super Bowl.

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🎤 Super Bowl halftime show bets: Bad Bunny props & predictions

See all of our Super Bowl halftime show predictions for Bad Bunny's performance.

94. (1u) MONACO first song performed (+1500 via FanDuel Canada)

I am so unbelievable excited for this year's halftime show, and I have become both a Bad Bunny superfan and an investigative music reporter over the last two weeks hunting for value in this market. My Bad Bunny halftime setlist predictions feature MONACO as the first song thanks to its epic and cinematic intro, so I'll gladly bet it at these odds - even though I strongly suspect Titi Me Pregunto (-250) will be the actual opener.

95. (1u) LA MuDANZA last song performed (+900 via FanDuel Canada)

I actually agree with the market here that DtMF (-250) is the best choice for Bad Bunny's final song to close out the Super Bowl halftime show, but I wouldn't bet it at those odds. Instead, why not take a shot on La MuDANZA, which closed out his award-winning album and was the finale for his Puerto Rico residency? This is a real value at 9/1 odds.

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📺 How to watch Super Bowl 2026: Seahawks vs. Patriots

Date: Sunday, Feb. 8
Kickoff: 6:30 p.m. ET
Location: Levi's Stadium (Santa Clara, Calif.)
TV: NBC/Peacock

See our full breakdown for how to watch Super Bowl 2026, including TV info and streaming options for Seahawks vs. Patriots in Super Bowl 60.

❓ Super Bowl 60 FAQs

Who is favored to win the Super Bowl?

The Seattle Seahawks are the Super Bowl favorites with odds of -240 to beat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 2026. Those odds carry an implied probability of 70.59% for the Seahawks to win the Super Bowl, according to our odds converter.

When is the Super Bowl?

The Super Bowl will be on Sunday, Feb. 8, at 6:30 p.m. ET from Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.

Where is the Super Bowl?

Super Bowl 60 will be at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., on Sunday, Feb. 8 at 6:30 p.m. ET.

Who's playing in the Super Bowl?

The NFC champion Seattle Seahawks will face the AFC champion New England Patriots in Super Bowl 2026.

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C Jackson Cowart

C Jackson Cowart is the Senior Publishing Editor at Sportsbook Review. An award-winning writer, reporter, and editor with a decade of sports media and NFL experience, "C-Jax" has worked with ESPN, Forbes, theScore, and various daily newspapers before joining the Sportsbook Review team. He's a proud graduate of the University of North Carolina, where he served as a beat writer for the Tar Heels' championship run through the NCAA men's basketball tournament in 2017. Jackson has spent the last five years covering sports betting as a predictive analyst, features writer, and industry reporter. Since joining the team in 2023, he's played a key role in Sportsbook Review's coverage of the Super Bowl, March Madness, and NBA playoffs while serving as the lead writer for the growing WNBA and NASCAR betting scenes. Though he's cashed some big bets over the years -- including Lamar Jackson to win MVP (twice) -- he's still haunted by enough second-place bet slips to wallpaper his home office. While Jackson is a committed "process over results" bettor with a keen eye for advanced stats and subtle bias in futures markets, he also embraces sports betting as a vehicle for entertainment and personal investment. He's written about everything from hot dogs to groundhogs and still hasn't forgiven his "inside source" for a sabotaged bet on the Gatorade color in Super Bowl LV.

New England quarterback Drake Maye (left) and Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold during the Super Bowl Opening Night Ceremony as we look at the Super Bowl MVP odds from prediction markets

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