Seahawks vs. Patriots Super Bowl LX Best Picks 

The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots have squared off in the Super Bowl once before, and they will do it again on Sunday afternoon in Santa Clara, California. It is a showdown between two teams that compiled 14-3 records during the regular season, so their tickets to the biggest game in football are well deserved, even if it isn’t a matchup anyone expected when the 2025 campaign began.

With Super Bowl LX set for 6:30 pm ET on NBC, it’s time to break down the odds and discuss the best bets to make. 

Super Bowl LX Predictions Click Here to Bet

• PICK #1: Seattle Seahawks -4.5 (-110) vs. New England Patriots (-110) 
• PICK #2: Over 45.5 Total Points (-110) 
• PICK #3: Kenneth Walker III Over 23.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 

PICK #1: Seahawks -4.5 (-110) Click Here to Bet

Although the prospect of giving more than a field goal in the Super Bowl is not entirely ideal, it does feel like Seattle is the considerably superior team. Not all 14-3 records are equal. While the Seahawks were busy defeating plenty of formidable foes, the Patriots traipsed through one of the easiest schedules in the NFL. More of the same has continued in the postseason.

Seattle looked great in a 41-6 victory over San Francisco and in a 31-27 thriller against the Rams. New England stumbled and bumbled its way past the Chargers, Texans, and Broncos – although adverse weather conditions were a significant factor throughout the AFC playoffs. Pats quarterback Drake Maye has been dealing with a shoulder injury and now has to face a Seahawks defense that is among the best in football against both the run and the pass. All things considered, Seattle looks like the more well-rounded squad. 

PICK #2: Over 45.5 Total Points (-110) Click Here to Bet

The Seahawks defense is outstanding, and the Patriots are not too shabby in that department, either. Still, the offenses cannot be overlooked. Seattle averaged 28.4 points per game in the regular season and has been even more prolific in the playoffs. Quarterback Sam Darnold was awesome in the NFC Championship, completing 25 of 36 passes for 346 yards with three touchdowns and zero interceptions. New England scored 28.8 PPG and should be able to get back on track following its recent underwhelming playoff efforts.

If Darnold, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and the rest of the Hawks continue lighting up the scoreboard, the Patriots will not be able to implement their typically conservative style of offense; they will have no choice but to take some risks. Maye, a legitimate MVP candidate, is more than capable of running a dynamic offense when called upon to do so.  

PICK #3: Kenneth Walker III Over 23.5 Receiving Yards (-110) Click Here to Bet

Seattle's backfield now belongs entirely to Walker following Zach Charbonnet’s torn ACL sustained in the divisional round against San Francisco. Walker picked up the slack in a big way throughout the NFC Championship, amassing 111 yards from scrimmage and 1 touchdown in the Seahawks’ victory over the Rams. Four of his 23 touches were catches, which he parlayed into 49 yards. KW3 has surpassed this 23.5 quota in his past three games and in four of his last five. In his last three regular-season contests, the Michigan State product delivered receiving performances of 64 and 36 yards – and that was when he was still sharing time with Charbonnet.

Meanwhile, New England’s defense saw opposing RBs make 84 receptions during the regular season – fifth most in the NFL. If Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel channels his inner Bill Belichick and does everything he can to take away the opponent’s best player (in this case Smith-Njigba), Walker can step up and contribute not only on the ground but also through the air.