Best Super Bowl Parlay – Get a +1900 Longshot Parlay for Seahawks/Patriots

• I’ve put together a +1900 longshot parlay for Super Bowl 60
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba averaged 105.5 receiving yards per game in the regular season
• See my best Super Bowl parlay for Seahawks/Patriots, below

Super Bowl Sunday is finally upon us, with the Seahawks and Patriots squaring off for the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy. There’s plenty of ways to bet the Big Game, but parlays will almost certainly be the most popular way to wager on Super Bowl 60.

With that in mind, I’ve cooked up my own Super Bowl parlay that pays out +1900 if all five legs hit. I’ll also be betting each of these legs individually, so make sure to check out the NFL player props find which book is offering the best odds.

Below you’ll find my best Super Bowl parlay for Seahwaks/Patriots, plus the analysis behind each selection.

Best Super Bowl Parlay for Seahawks/Patriots

My best Super Bowl parlay for Seahawks/Patriots starts with 100+ receiving yards for Jaxon Smith-Njigba at +115 odds. I’m also betting on JSN to hit pay dirt, under 71.5 Rushing yards for Kenneth Walker, and 4+ receptions for Hunter Henry and Rhamondre Stevenson.

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Super Bowl Parlay Pick #1: Jaxon Smith-Njigba Receiving Yards

• Jaxson Smith-Njigba 100+ Receiving Yards (+115)

Smith-Njiba averaged 105.5 receiving yards in the regular season, and just hung a 10 catch, 153 yard receiving line on the Rams in the NFC Championship Game. He was responsible for 44% of Sam Darnold’s passing yards this season, and the Pats struggled to contain number one wideouts.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba 2025 Receiving Stats

New England ranked last by DVOA versus WR1 this season, despite not facing a lot of the game’s best receivers. Yes, Christian Gonzalez is a shut down corner, but we’ve yet to see a DB that JSN couldn’t work over. Smith-Njigba also moves all around the formation, allowing Seattle and Darnold to cherry pick the best matchup for their star.

Super Bowl Parlay Pick #2: Jaxon Smith-Njigba Anytime TD

• Jaxon Smith-Njigba Anytime TD (-110)

Sticking with JSN, he’s also my favorite anytime touchdown bet. He accounted for 40% of Darnold’s touchdown passes this season, and is the first read inside the red zone. I mentioned how New England struggled versus wide receiver ones, with Drake London being the best one they faced all season. London absolutely torched the Pats secondary, catching 9 passes for 118 yards and 3 TD.

Super Bowl Parlay Pick #3: Kenneth Walker III Rushing Yards

• Kenneth Walker III Under 71.5 Rushing Yards (-113)

There’s no question that Walker is a big reason for Seattle’s surge to the top of the Super Bowl odds board. However, this is not a matchup he can exploit. New England allowed the fifth fewest rushing yards during the regular season, and have eviscerated enemy run games in the playoffs.

In three games this postseason, the Pats rush defense has yet to allow more than 37 yards to an opposing running back. They haven’t surrendered a single explosive run, which spells trouble for Walker, who’s a boom or bust rusher.

Sure, he’s capable of ripping off 60+ yard carries, but on a down to down basis he can be very inefficient. Walker ranked 31st in EPA/rush during the regular season, and 36th in success rate.

Super Bowl Parlay Pick #4: Hunter Henry Receptions

• Hunter Henry 4+ Receptions (-126)

As good as New England’s run defense is, the Seahawks grade out even higher. Seattle allowed the third fewest rushing yards this season, and ranked number one in EPA/rush allowed.

The Seahawks are also tremendous at shutting down opposing wide receivers, but where they are vulnerable is against enemy tight ends and RB’s through the passing game.

That sets up well for both Hunter Henry and Rhamondre Stevenson. Henry has seven games with 6+ targets this season, and nine games with 4+ catches. He should be the focal point of Drake Maye’s passing attack against a Seattle defense that allowed the fifth most catches to the tight end position.

Super Bowl Parlay Pick #5: Rhamondre Stevenson Receptions

• Rhamondre Stevenson 4+ Receptions (+127)

The Seahawks yielded the most receptions to opposing RB’s during the regular season, and have coughed up 10 catches to running backs in two playoff games. Stevenson has taken over the Pats backfield, out snapping TreVeyon Henderson 140 to 55 in the postseason.

He has 4+ catches in two of his past four games, and profiles for more receiving volume than usual based on the matchup, and the fact that New England is expected to be in a trailing game script as 4.5-point underdogs.