It’s a day for celebration. Yes, it’s upsetting that this is our last NFL game for months, but let’s be positive. Following a fantastic 2025 NFL season, it’s now Super Bowl Sunday.
There’s no amount of hyperbole that can be used when describing what the Super Bowl is. Of course, we’re also putting high hopes on the game itself. Regardless of that, there’s the food and the friends. We can’t forget about the social and culinary aspects of the day as well.
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While you are feasting, we can’t ignore our prop plays. We also want to find success, so let’s dig into some Super Bowl LX (60) prop plays to target.
Super Bowl LX NFL Prop Plays (FanDuel)
Sam Darnold to Throw an Interception (-128)
I’m supposed to be bias-free. As a New York Jets fan, you could make the argument that the entire NFL is triggering. However, we also have to move past that and focus on the facts and analysis.
It’s still unlikely that Sam Darnold ever would have found success in New York. But seeing him in the Super Bowl just isn’t a great feeling. And the fact that Darnold is facing the New England Patriots doesn’t make much better.
We want to look forward and give Darnold credit for what he’s accomplished. It’s a long way away from Darnold seeing ghosts on the sidelines. However, Darnold has also thrown 14 interceptions this season. That equated to at least one interception in nine of 17 regular-season games. He goes against a tough New England defense with 10 interceptions in the regular season.
Kenneth Walker Over 99.5 Rushing and Receiving Yards (-114)
The absence of Zach Charbonnet certainly helps our case here, but Kenneth Walker has done a great job of taking advantage of the situation. While Darnold has performed well this season, the Seahawks are still going to tread carefully where they can.
And that means a large dose of Walker in the Super Bowl. He finished the regular season with 1,027 rushing yards and 282 receiving yards while still working through a timeshare with Charbonnet.
In the postseason, with reduced stress on playing time, Walker stepped up. He began by rushing for 116 yards, along with 29 receiving yards, and then finished with 62 rushing and 49 receiving yards.
Walker will be needed to help control the tempo of the game and the Seattle offense. The expectation is that he comes through and his prop play follows.
Cooper Kupp Over 32.5Â Receiving Yards (-110)
There’s something to be said for experience. Cooper Kupp has been here before and has proven that he can be successful.
The regular season production did leave something to be desired as Kupp finished with just 47 receptions for 593 yards. To be fair, it’s also difficult to do much from a receiving perspective when you have Jaxon Smith-Njigba on the other side of the field. The latter received all the targets he could handle and also came through.
When it gets to the Super Bowl, and with two weeks to prepare, things couldn’t be more difficult for Smith-Njigba. That means things should open up for Kupp, and he’s more than capable of delivering.
So far this postseason, we’ve seen that take place. After catching five passes for 60 yards, Kupp followed that up with four catches for 36 yards and a touchdown. Both performances put him over his prop play.
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