This is it. Unfortunately, it’s a bittersweet day, but it’s also filled with excitement.
Welcome to Super Bowl LX (60). There’s a lot to be excited about as we look to close out the 2025 NFL season. It figures to be a competitive game between two teams that deserve to be here. Of course, there’s no better way to enjoy Super Bowl LX than with some NFL prop plays. Now let’s jump right in.
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Super Bowl LX NFL Prop Plays (DraftKings)
Drake Maye Over 221.5 Passing Yards (-113)
This is an interesting one. In a sense, Drake Maye’s prop play feels like a trap, but we can take it in either direction.
On the season, Maye is averaging 246 passing yards per game. That puts him over his prop play with ease, but you know it’s not going to be that easy, right? In facing the Seattle Seahawks defense, that’s the case as they ranked 10th in the league with 194 passing yards allowed per game.
But this is the Super Bowl, and with two weeks to prepare, we can’t discount either side. We also can’t ignore the fact that Maye surpassed 222 passing yards in 14 of 17 games this season, with one of the misses coming in Week 18.
The playoffs haven’t been as kind to Maye as he’s passed for 268, 179, and 86 yards, respectively. Weather certainly played a factor in the AFC Championship game against the Denver Broncos, but that wasn’t the only issue. Maye was struggling with a shoulder injury, but the two weeks between games have seemingly done him well.
At 221.5 passing yards, it’s a manageable number that we’re looking for Maye to surpass.
Stefon Diggs Over 45.5 Receiving Yards (-113)
Star players show up in big games. I’m not saying that Stefon Diggs is still a star in the prime of his career, but that’s not something you lose.
Despite Maye’s success this season, Diggs only averaged 54 receiving yards per game. However, there were times when we were reminded of what Diggs is capable of. In his three playoff games this season, Diggs had 16, 40, and 17 receiving yards.
Yes, I know that this doesn’t make the case for targeting Diggs’ prop play. However, if the Patriots are going to secure the victory on Sunday, they’ll need Diggs to come through. And as far as the New England receivers are considered, he’s best positioned to do so.
Rhamondre Stevenson Over 79.5 Rushing and Receiving Yards (-115)
During the season, we saw TreVeyon Henderson emerge, but things have shifted now that we are in the postseason. In each successive game, we have seen less and less from Henderson. At the same time, we have seen Rhamondre Stevenson take on a bigger role.
On the season, Stevenson had 603 rushing and 345 receiving yards. That was good for an average of 72 yards per game. He followed that up by beating this week’s prop play in the first two weeks of the postseason (53 rushing and 75 receiving yards, followed by 70 rushing and 11 receiving yards).
The Patriots haven’t been shy about utilizing Stevenson in both aspects of the game, and he should do so again in the Super Bowl.
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