Super Bowl LX brings a compelling clash between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks, two franchises arriving on the sport’s biggest stage with contrasting identities and rising stars. New England leans on its explosive young offense and their stellar defense, while Seattle counters with a balanced attack and one of the league’s most disciplined defenses.
The matchup promises tension, physicality, and momentum swings as both teams chase a defining championship moment. With emerging quarterbacks, dynamic playmakers, and coaching staffs unafraid to take risks, this Super Bowl sets the stage for a dramatic showdown that could hinge on a single late-game drive.
Today we take a look at Seahawks QB Sam Darnold props to consider, including passing TDs, yards, over/under and more. Let’s get right into it.
Listed below are some of the tops props for Seattle’s Sam Darnold, who has had an amazing season so far.
As Seattle’s starting quarterback, Darnold has thrown for 250+ yards in 7 of 17 regular-season games and once in the playoffs (346 vs Rams in NFC Championship, with 124 vs. 49ers, keeping in mind that it was a blowout game). Darnold’s big games have often come against tough defenses, and New England’s secondary has been solid, but have not yet faced a group as talented as Seattle. His high-volume passing attack, fueled by targets to Jaxon Smith-Njigba and deep threats, consistently produces big yardage totals against quality defenses.
Darnold has proven this season that he can be relied on in big moments, and has consistently proved every critic wrong so far. Because of him, the Seahawks are averaging 213.5 passing yards in the postseason, resulting in 4 passing TDs.
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Sam Darnold under 30.5 passing attempts is a great bet for Super Bowl LX because in the 2025 regular season, Darnold averaged 28.1 attempts per game (477 total over 17 games), staying under 30.5 in most outings as Seattle balanced their offense with a strong run game led by Kenneth walker.
In the playoffs, Darnold attempted just 17 vs. the 49ers (efficient 124 yards) and 36 vs. the Rams (346 yards, high-volume outlier). The Rams game was amazing for us fans to witness, but it was a shootout, which is highly unlikely to happen against New England whose strength lies in their defense compared to the Rams’ explosive offense.
With Walker as the workhorse (heavy carries in postseason wins), Seattle often leans run-heavy to control clock and limit Darnold’s throws against New England’s elite defense.
We picked this prop because during the 2025 regular season, Darnold threw 14 interceptions in 17 games, showing clear turnover vulnerability under pressure despite improved decision-making. Although he posted a clean playoff run with zero picks in two games against familiar opponents, Super Bowl intensity and a new defensive scheme could trigger regression.
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New England’s defense ranks elite, forcing 10 INTs in the regular season and multiple takeaway in the postseason, including key picks in playoff wins. With standout corner Christian Gonzalez and a talented secondary locking down receivers, they excel at baiting deep passes- exactly the aggressive throws Darnold favors to receivers and tight ends. This matchup sets up a high likelihood of at least one interception in a high-stakes environment.
In the 2025 regular season, Darnold threw 25 TDs in 17 games (1.5 per game average), with multiple TDs in several outing including 4-TD performances. In the playoffs, he elevated with 4 total passing TDs across two games: 1 vs. 49ers and 3 vs Rams (346 yards, no INTs in NFC Championship).
Seattle’s offense has shown strong red-zone efficiency in the postseason, capitalizing on drives with explosive weapons like Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Rashid Shaheed, and Kenneth Walker II for scoring setups. Facing New England’s tough but tested secondary, Darnold’s clean ball security lately and arm strength position him well for multi-TD output in a potential high-scoring or comeback scenario.
Sam Darnold is have most passing yards after the end of the first quarter is a great value bet due to Seattle’s offensive advantages. Darnold averaged 238.1 passing yards per game in the regular season (4,048 total over 17 games), with strong volume from weapons like Jaxon Smith-Njigba. In playoffs, he posted 346 yards vs Rams, showing big-play ability in high-leverage spots.
Meanwhile, Maye, despite 4,394 regular-season yards and elite efficiency has frankly struggled so far in the playoffs, averaging 177.7 yards in 3 games on only 55.8% pass completion. Add to that Seattle’s top-ranked defense, and voila! While we know that Maye’s road to the Super Bowl has come after beating elite defenses, he has not been explosive, with the Patriots only averaging 278.3 offense yards in 3 games. Looking at this, we find this bet quite compelling and brings in great value.
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