Super Bowl LX pits the New England Patriots against the Seattle Seahawks in a highly anticipated rematch of their iconic 2015 showdown.
The AFC champion Patriots, led by a resurgent squad under first-year head coach Mike Vrabel, clash with the NFC champion Seahawks, who advanced after a strong playoff run capped by defeating the Rams in the conference title game.
The game is set to take place on February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. This matchup revives memories of one of the NFL’s most dramatic finishes while showcasing two franchises that rebuilt to reach the league’s grandest stage once again.
Here are the players we believe are good bets for an anytime touchdown scorer in the NFL Super Bowl LX (Sourced from BetMGM).
| Player | Team | Anytime TD Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Kenneth Walker | Seattle Seahawks | -190 |
| Jaxon Smith-Njigba | Seattle Seahawks | -110 |
| Rhamondre Stevenson | New England Patriots | +125 |
| Stefon Diggs | New England Patriots | +230 |
| Hunter Henry | New England Patriots | +230 |
Kenneth Walker III’s anytime TD prop is a strong pick because he’s Seattle’s primary running back and goal-line workhorse, especially with the backfield narrowed post-injury adjustments (RB Zach Charbonnet out for the season).
He scored multiple TDs in the Seahawks’ playoff wins leading to the Super Bowl, including 116 yards and 3 TD performance against the 49ers in the Divisional round and a TD against the Rams in the Conference Championship round, showing consistent red-zone involvement. As the featured back in a high-volume role, experts view him as the safest and most juiced anytime scorer option against New England’s defense.
Jaxson Smith-Njigba’s anytime TD prop is a solid pick as Seattle’s top wideout and leading receiver (1,793 yards this season, league-high). He commands heavy targets from Sam Darnold in the red zone, making him a prime scoring threat against New England’s secondary. HIs explosive NFC Championship performance vs. the Rams – 10 catches for 153 yards and a TD- highlights his big-play ability and clutch role, boosting confidence in him and could likely find the end zone again in the Super Bowl against the Patriots.
Rhamondre Stevenson’s anytime TD prop offers strong value as New England’s workhorse running back and primary goal-line option. He’s been the focal points of the Patriots’ offense in the playoffs, consistently getting high volume of touches (10 vs Chargers, 16 against Texans, 25 against Broncos) and leading the backfield with heavy involvement near the end zone.
Despite a stout Seahawks run defense, Stevenson’s volume- highlighted by 25 carries in the AFC Championship against the Broncos- and role in short-yardage/red-zone situations make him the most likely Patriot to score on the ground.
Stefon Diggs’ anytime TD prop provides great value as the Patriots’ veteran WR1 and primary red-zone target. He leads New England receivers with high target volume (102 overall, top in red zone among WRs) and has been a scoring threat in the playoffs, hauling in key touchdowns including a contested grab vs. the Texans.
Despite Seattle’s solid secondary, Diggs’ route-running, experience, and role in goal-line packages, adding his emotional drive in his first Super Bowl, make him a prime plus-money candidate to capitalize on any short-field opportunities or big plays. Also, while unusual, the Seahawks’ defense allowed 27 points in the Conference Championship against the Rams, which showed that they are at times vulnerable against the pass.
Hunter Henry delivers strong plus-money value as Drake Maye’ one of the most trusted red-zone target and primary safety value. He commands a league-second 35.5% red-zone target share among tight ends, leading the Patriots with 23 red-zone targets this season and seven total TDs (including a playoff score vs. the Chargers).
Many experts call this the game’s clearest mismatch, with Seattle struggling against tight ends over the middle while bracketing outside WRs like Diggs, pushing Maye to Henry in scoring situations. The Seahawks rank 29th in adjusted defensive metrics for the position. Despite an overall strong defense, they have allowed significant production to TEs and faced challenges containing them.
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Here are our picks for the first touchdown scorer in the NFL Super Bowl LX (Sourced from BetMGM).
Kenneth Walker III is listed at the top of the list because of his explosive running and frequent early-game scorer trend we’ve witnessed. He scored the Seahawks’ opening-drive TD in the NFC Championship )2-yard plunge) and has 4 TDs across two playoff wins, often punching in short-yardage efforts after big plays set up red-zone trips. With Charbonnet sidelined, Walker handles most goal-line work, and he is a great first TD candidate given Seattle’s postseason scoring surge and New England’s lower output, implying strong early-drive upside.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba first TD prop delivers high-reward upside as Seattle’s WR1 and red-zone focal point, with elite target share and explosive ability. In the NFC Championship vs. the Rams, he exploded for 115 yards and a TD in the first half (including a 14-yard score before halftime) but, slowed in the second half as the Seahawks leaned on other options and defense to close out the 31-27 win, finishing with 153 yards total on 10 catches. With JSN likely to explode in the first half than the latter, this prop has value.
Here is a quick recap of the anytime touchdown scorers and their odds for the NFL Super Bowl LX game, as per BetMGM.
An Anytime Touchdown Bet is a popular NFL prop wager where you bet on a specific player to score at least one touchdown during the game, at any point and in any way (rushing, receiving). It wins if they score once or more.
No ,passing touchdowns do not count for QB Anytime TD bets in NFL prop wagering. The bet requires the quarterback to physically score by rushing into the end zone or (rarely) catching a pass as the scorer. Only the player who carries or receives the ball across the goal line gets credit.
Yes, an anytime touchdown can occur at any point of the game, including overtime.
Both follow the same scoring rules (rushing, receiving, defense/special teams; no passing TDs credit).
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