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Super Bowl Props | Best Odds And Strategy For Player Props, Novelty Prop Bets, And More

Written By Nick Crain | Last Updated at February 6, 2026
Images of Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold (14) and New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye (10) on the Levi's Stadium facade. Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

The Big Game is a betting extravaganza, as you can bet on thousands of different markets. Super Bowl props are one of the most popular forms of wagering for the Big Game. Find a full menu of Super Bowl 60 prop bets below. Search for player props, game props, team props, and novelty prop bets.

It's the Seattle Seahawks against the New England Patriots at Levi's Stadium, and there's no shortage of prop bets.

What Are Super Bowl Prop Bets?

There are more than just standard Super Bowl odds to bet on for the Big Game in New Orleans. Proposition bets are games within the Super Bowl itself and allow fans and bettors to wager on specific events other than the outcome of the game. That includes the opening coin toss or popular player props during the Super Bowl, like the over/under quarterback passing yards, running back rushing yards, or how many touchdowns a player will score and which player will score the first touchdown of the game.

Super Bowl Game Props

There are a plethora of Super Bowl game props available right now at top NFL betting sites. Super Bowl game prop bets are wagers regarding something that transpires during the game itself. In the 60 minutes of Super Bowl game action, every play carries some sort of prop betting weight.

Here are some examples of Super Bowl 60 game props.

Opening kickoff to be a touchback or fair catch?

First score method: How will the New England Patriots first points be scored?

What will happen first for the Seattle Seahawks?

Last play of game to be QB kneel?

Will the 2:00 warning be at exactly 2:00 on the clock in the first half?

Will there be a score on the last play of the game (regulation time only)?

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Super Bowl Player Props

Betting on Super Bowl Player Props is extremely popular this time of year. The most popular kind of Super Bowl player prop is an over/under bet on a particular stat. For example, with this year's game, Drake Maye's Super Bowl passing yardage total is set at 221.5 yards at several sportsbooks. Here you would bet whether or not Maye would throw for more than 221.5 yards (the Over) or less than 221.5 yards (the Under).

Quarterback props

Quarterback props for Super Bowl LX are now posted by sportsbooks. You can view prop bets for Sam Darnold and Drake Maye.

Running Back props

Kenneth Walker III and Rhamondre Stephenson running back props for Super Bowl 60 are now available to bet on at top books.

Wide Receiver and Tight End Props

Wide Receiver and TE Super Bowl props are now available at sportsbooks like DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM. Check out the latest odds for Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Stefon Diggs, Rashid Shaheed, Cooper Kupp, Hunter Henry and others.

Super Bowl Player Props Checklist

Check out what types of player props for the Super Bowl could look like with our checklist below.

New England Patriots Props

QB Drake Maye

RB Rhamondre Stephenson

WR Stefon Diggs

Seattle Seahawks Props

QB Sam Darnold

RB Kenneth Walker III

WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba

Super Bowl Novelty Prop Bets

Super Bowl Novelty Props are prop bets you won't typically find for a random NFL Week 5 game. With the Super Bowl being the top sports betting extravaganza of the year, you can find plenty of wacky props. Some sites, like FanDuel Ontario, have Super Bowl prop bets like "Which song will Bad Bunny sing first at halftime?" and "Will there be a power outage?"

Some of the staples of novelty Super Bowl prop bets in the US over the years are the following:

Coin Toss Props

Super Bowl Coin Toss odds are the equivalent of betting red or black at the roulette table. It's literally a "flip a coin" bet.

National Anthem Prop

Betting on the National Anthem during the Super Bowl is as American as ... well, the National Anthem. Charlie Puth is doing the honors for Super Bowl 60 and the over/under is TBD.

Gatorade Color Prop

The winning coach in the Super Bowl almost always gets a Gatorade bath at the end of the game. One of the top Super Bowl prop bets over the years has become, "What Gatorade color will the winning coach be doused with?" Orange, which is the official color of the Gatorade brand, has appeared more times than any other since 2001 (5 times).

Super Bowl Halftime Show Props

Artist Bad Bunny will be featured during this year's Super Bowl, and there will be plenty of prop bets surrounding his performance when we get closer to game time.

Tips for Super Bowl Prop Bets

Our betting tips for Super Bowl prop bets begin and end with doing your homework. If money is at stake, you will want to be an informed bettor. When looking at Super Bowl player props bets for players on offense, you will want to look at defensive statistics for the opposite team and game logs from the player you are considering betting on. There are plenty of advanced NFL stats available to look at in your research nowadays. Check out the advanced stats from Next Gen Stats and Pro Football Reference, for example, to get a potential edge.

Some of these Super Bowl props are downright silly, but research always helps when wagering on sports (or sports halftime shows). Consider the Gatorade color prop bet. The color "Red," despite being one of the top Gatorade sellers each year, has not appeared in over 20 years. Jersey color often comes into play with which Gatorade color each team chooses to put in their buckets. So "Red" could represent value despite the drought.

FAQ

What is a Super Bowl prop bet?
A Super Bowl prop bet is a non-traditional wager on the NFL championship game. Player prop bets, team prop bets and exotic props are always featured ahead of the Big Game.

How many Super Bowl prop bets are there?
There are hundreds of Super Bowl prop bets available at top sportsbooks like DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM in the days leading up to the game.

Can I put Super Bowl prop bets in a parlay?
Most sportsbooks will allow you to put Super Bowl prop bets in a parlay but be sure to check each book's house rules before attempting to place this kind of bet.

What if the player I placed a prop bet wager on is injured during the Super Bowl?
If a player you placed a prop bet wager on is injured during the Super Bowl the bet will typically stand and you will be out of luck. In rare cases, sportsbooks may forgive a bet that is impacted by injury.

Can I bet on the Super Bowl National Anthem and Gatorade color props?
Most legal sportsbooks in the US do not offer straight-up Super Bowl National Anthem over under odds. Gatorade color odds have been available at sites like BetMGM and FanDuel in recent years, however.