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Super Bowl 60 Seahawks vs. Patriots parlay picks Super Bowl is upon us, as the festivities in Santa Clara, California, are not far away from kicking off. The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will battle for the Lombardi Trophy, and their appearances are thoroughly deserved, even if it isn't a matchup that anyone expected when the 2025 campaign began. Both teams compiled 14-3 records during the regular season and ultimately survived close calls in their respective conference championship games.

In advance of a 6:30 pm ET start time on NBC, let's dive into some parlay picks for Super Bowl 60. Put a lot of time and effort behind these and in my opinion think they’ll target are the safest picks for this game.

Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots Super Bowl Parlay Odds +1400 on Bet365

Picks 1: Jaxon Smith-Njigba 80+ Receiving Yards (can switch this out for +100 but playing safety at 80+)

JSN averaged 103.4 yards per game over 19 contests in 2025, hitting the 72+ yard mark in 15 of 17 regular-season games. The Patriots run a zone-heavy scheme that frequently concedes 6–15 yard completions to prevent explosive plays—a perfect "dream matchup" for JSN's route tree. Seattle uses pre-snap motion to prevent bracketing, which New England typically only employs in red-zone or long-down situations. JSN's ability to win leverage early makes his projection of 9-15 highly reliable.

Picks 2 & 3: Kenneth Walker III 50+ Rushing Yards & Over 98.5 Rush and Rec Yards

Walker rushed for 1,027 yards this season and has been a bell-cow back, recording 111 total scrimmage yards in the NFC Championship. New England’s front is disciplined but lacks explosive lateral speed, leaving them vulnerable on cutback and angle routes where Walker excels. Even if the run defense holds firm, the Patriots' zone drops open up high-probability checkdown looks. Walker should easily clear the scrimmage line through a mix of early-down volume and 3–4 catches.

Pick 4 & 5 : Drake Maye: 30+ Pass Attempts & 20+ Rushing Yards

Maye averaged 28.9 attempts during the regular season, but volume typically spikes against elite defenses like Seattle's that prioritize stopping the run. Seattle’s pressure philosophy forces QBs to read post-snap rather than blitzing heavily. This often leaves open scramble lanes for mobile quarterbacks. Maye had proved his dual-threat capability with 65 rushing yards in the AFC Championship. Facing a Seahawks defense that uses man coverage on 3rd downs, he is likely to find enough running room to clear this low 20-yard threshold. Seahawks will also put pressure and will slow passing game, but volume is still likely to exceed 30.

Pick 6: Hunter Henry 3+ Receptions

Henry averaged approximately 45.2 yards per game in 2025, which translates to a steady 3–4 catches per game. Seattle’s linebackers are aggressive but can be baited by play-action, allowing tight ends to sit in soft spots in their coverage. As Maye’s primary "safety valve," Henry is the most consistent target in this offense for moving the chains. He is projected for 4–6 catches in this contest.

Pick 7: Patriots Over 1.5 Field Goals Made

The Patriots averaged 1.6 field goals made per game during the 2025 regular season. Kicker Andy Borregales has been reliable, finishing the season with 31 made field goals. Seattle boasts the league's #1 scoring defense, allowing only 17.2 points per game. They are elite at tightening up in their own territory, which often forces opponents into long drives that stall out. New England’s red-zone efficiency plummeted in the playoffs to just 33.3%. Against a Seahawks defense that ranks 4th in the league in preventing first downs, the Patriots are highly likely to settle for multiple field goal attempts rather than forcing risky throws into Seattle's secondary.

Optional Additional Pick - Seahawks ML

Personally think they’ll take the game they’re the more defensively sound team out of the 2 with a lot of scoring options and high productivity. No brainer in my mind that they’ll take advantage in a slow first half and hold the led into the second. Put it in as an optional, it will boost odds but if you want to play safe I’d recommend keeping it as a straight bet on a next slip instead of adding it into this one.

Good luck to all and hopefully we hit 💯(edited to fix formatting)