The Patriots and Seahawks meet again on the biggest stage in football: Super Bowl LX. Both teams carry rich history and loyal fan bases, making this matchup feel like more than just a game. The Patriots arrive with a balanced attack and a hunger to prove they can still shine under the brightest lights. The Seahawks, meanwhile, bring their toughness, fueled by a defense that never backs down and an offense ready to strike with elite talent.
This showdown, as it has been every year, is America’s biggest sports event, and both teams have that one ultimate goal; get home the Lombardi Trophy. With that said, let us take a look at some of the best rushing props for Seattle’s RB Kenneth Walker III in this contest.
Here are some of our recommended bets for Seattle’s RB Kenneth Walker III for Super Bowl LX.
Kenneth Walker III is a huge threat to score a touchdown against the Patriots, as he is the lead RB for the Seahawks, who has scored four touchdowns so far in the playoffs, with 3 against the 49ers (Divisional) and a TD against the Rams (Conference Championship). Walker is having a great season thus far, and has been utilized as a red zone workhorse, whenever the Seahawks manage to come close to the end zone.
In both games against the Rams and the 49ers, Walker’s rushing attempts were increased with 19, and he managed to gather 178 yards in just two games. With high volume, red zone touches, and his explosiveness, he is certainly a huge threat to score a TD. He is has also caught 7 passes in the playoffs thus far, while registering 78 receiving yards. While he doesn’t have a passing TD yet in the postseason, Walker can certainly get a receiving TD also, if their rushing offense fails to make a mark.
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Kenneth Walker III’s Over 75 rushing yards is a worthwhile bet for Super Bowl LX, driven by his workhorse role with Zach Charbonnet sidelined. In the 2025 regular season, Walker rushed for 1,027 yards on 221 carries (4.6 YPC, 60.4 YPG average), clearing 75+ in several games including 100 vs. the Rams late in the regular season and in his last five games, Walker has posted three 75+ yards performance so far.
In the playoffs, he has maintained heavy volume: 19 carries for 116 yards (3 TDs) vs. 49ers in Divisional and 19 for 62 yards (1 TD) vs. Rams in NFC Championship (178 total yards on 38 carries, 4.7 YPC). Various projections forecast around 87 rushing yards, exceeding the line due to Seattle’s run emphasis as favorites and Walker’s consistent 19-yard floors in postseason wins. While Patriots’ strong run defense poses a challenge, but Walker’s volume and efficiency create solid upside at these odds. Look for Seattle to use Walker for clock control purposes, resulting in high volume which could lead to a 75+ yard performance.
Kenneth Walker III’s Over 18.5 rushing attempts is a strong bet for Super Bowl LX, given his elevated role with Zach Charbonnet sidelined (season-ending ACL tear). In the playoffs, Walker handled 19 carries in both games: 19 for 116 yards/ 3 TDs vs. 49ers (Divisional) and 19 for 62 yards/1 TD vs. Rams (NFC Championship).
In the regular season he averaged 13.0 attempts (221 over 17 games), but postseason volume spiked to 19 per game as Seattle leaned run-heavy to control tempo and protect leads. With Walker in peak form at the right time and given his efficiency he’s shown in the last two playoff games, we expect similar volume in the Super Bowl, as Walker is one of the most dangerous weapons in Seahawks’ offense.
Kenneth Walker III’s Over 14.5 1st Quarter Rushing Yards prop is a strong bet for Super Bowl LX, as Seattle often establishes the run early to set the tone and control possession. In the 2025 regular season, Walker amassed 258 rushing yards in the 1st quarter across 17 games (59 attempts, 4.4 YPC), averaging about 15.2 yards per game in Q1- clearing 14.5 in a majority of outings when involved.
In the playoffs, with Zach Charbonnet sidelined, Walker handled heavy early volume: Seattle scripted drives featuring him prominently, such as the opening TD run vs. Rams in NFC Championship. As -4.5 favorites, experts expect Seattle to lean on Walker’s workload from the start against New England’s stout run defense. We picked this pick due to his consistent Q1 involvement and Seattle’s tempo-setting approach.
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