10 Weirdest Super Bowl Props You Can Actually Bet for Patriots/Seahawks

• Super Bowl 60 between the Seahawks and Patriots features some wild prop betting opportunities
• Props range from Bad Bunny’s first song to whether Mack Hollins enters the stadium barefoot
• Check out the weirdest Super Bowl props available ahead of Sunday’s matchup at Levi’s Stadium

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Super Bowl 60 between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots is only days away. While most bettors are locked in on the spread and total, the real degenerates are digging into the novelty props. And this year, prediction markets like Kalshi have entered the mix, giving us more ways to bet on the weird stuff than ever before.

From Charlie Puth’s national anthem to Bad Bunny’s halftime setlist to whether Stefon Diggs proposes to Cardi B, there’s a prop for just about everything. Check out the latest Super Bowl betting promos if you want to get in on the action. These novelty props are strictly for entertainment, but they make your Super Bowl party a whole lot more interesting.

Here are the 10 weirdest Super Bowl 60 odds props you can bet on this weekend.

10) Super Bowl Commercial Props

This is where Kalshi really flexes. The prediction market has odds on which brands will advertise during the Super Bowl, which celebrities will appear in commercials, and even which ad airs first.

T-Mobile is a 99% lock to advertise. Pepsi is at 98%. Google’s Gemini AI is at 97%. But the fun is in the celebrity cameo markets. Marshawn Lynch leads at 97%, with Ben Affleck at 96%. He’s basically a Super Bowl commercial regular at this point.

Super Bowl Ad Appearance Odds (Kalshi)

Celebrity Ad Appearance Odds (Kalshi)

The AI commercial battle is the storyline to watch. OpenAI at 90% versus whatever Google does with Gemini could define the ad game this year.

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9) Who Will the MVP Thank First?

The MVP speech prop is a Super Bowl classic. Who gets the first shoutout? God is the heavy favorite at -230, with teammates sitting at +210.

Quarterbacks win Super Bowl MVP about 75% of the time. Drake Maye (Patriots) is vocally religious and thanked “the good Lord” immediately after the AFC Championship. Sam Darnold (Seahawks) typically thanks teammates first. Your pick here depends on which team you think wins.

MVP First Thank You Odds

8) Gatorade Bath Color

The Gatorade bath is a Super Bowl tradition, and so is betting on the color. Orange leads historically with five wins since 2001, but blue has been trending up, hitting in three of the last seven Super Bowls.

Both the Seahawks and Patriots wear blue-dominant uniforms. When these two teams met in Super Bowl XLIX, the Gatorade was blue. Sideline staff often coordinate colors to match team branding for championship games.

Gatorade Color Odds

Blue at +310 covers either team winning and matches the aesthetic. That’s the value play.

7) Charlie Puth National Anthem Length

Charlie Puth handles the Star-Spangled Banner this year, and the over/under is set at 119.5 seconds. Puth is a Berklee-trained producer with perfect pitch who said he created a “reliable” arrangement in D Major. That key choice typically leads to brighter, brisker tempos.

If Puth opens with a piano intro (which he often does), that instrumental portion doesn’t count toward the betting clock. The timer starts at the first vocal note. Pop male vocalists historically run shorter than soul or country singers who belt out extended runs.

National Anthem Length Odds

The under on anthem length paired with the over on the “Brave” hold isn’t contradictory. You can sing a fast anthem and still hold the finale for dramatic effect.

6) Bad Bunny Halftime First Song

Bad Bunny headlines the halftime show, and the “first song” market is where the real action is. Kalshi has “Tití Me Preguntó” as the heavy favorite at 64%. It’s his biggest global hit and a stadium anthem.

But there’s value on “BAILE INoLVIDABLE” at +300 on sportsbooks (11% on Kalshi). That track was featured in the official Apple Music halftime trailer. Artists frequently open with their promo song to establish immediate recognition. The Weeknd did it. Usher did it. Bad Bunny might too.

Bad Bunny First Song Odds (Kalshi)

5) Halftime Guest Appearances

Bad Bunny has collaborated with half the music industry, so the guest list could get long. Kalshi is tracking 28 potential performers, with Ricky Martin leading the way at 67% probability.

But Cardi B is the name to watch. She’s on “I Like It” with Bad Bunny, and she’s reportedly dating Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs. That means she’s in the building regardless. Sportsbooks have her at -250 to appear.

Halftime Guest Appearance Odds (Kalshi)

Cardi B having a hit with Bad Bunny AND a personal connection to a player in the game puts this one near the top of the “safe” novelty bets.

4) “Mike vs. Mike” Broadcast Mention

The coaching matchup features Mike Macdonald (Seahawks) against Mike Vrabel (Patriots). The play-by-play announcer? Mike Tirico. Broadcasters love narrative quirks, and the “Battle of the Mikes” or “Three Mikes” joke practically writes itself.

At +200 (implied 33% probability), this is excellent value. The actual likelihood of Tirico or Collinsworth making this comment during a four-hour broadcast is closer to 60-70%. It’s low-hanging fruit for a producer looking for a graphic during pregame intros.

“Mike vs. Mike” Mention Odds

3) Will Green Day Say “MAGA”?

Green Day performs during the opening ceremony, and Kalshi has a market on whether they’ll say “MAGA” or “Make America Great Again” during their set. The prediction market has it at 56% Yes, 44% No.

If you know Green Day, you know Billie Joe Armstrong has never been shy about politics. He famously changed lyrics to “American Idiot” during live shows to take shots at various politicians. This is a coin flip that leans toward chaos.

2) Stefon Diggs Proposes to Cardi B

The Kelce-Swift era made relationship props a Super Bowl staple. This year, Stefon Diggs and Cardi B get the spotlight. Will Diggs propose on the field after a Patriots win?

Sportsbooks have this at +1100, which implies about a 9% chance. Cardi B would almost certainly be at halftime if she performs, so she’d be in the building. But the Patriots need to win first, and then Diggs needs to be ready with a ring in his locker. A lot of dominoes have to fall.

Stefon Diggs Proposal Odds

If you want to sprinkle a few bucks on chaos, this is your ticket.

1) Mack Hollins Barefoot Entry

Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins is known for his “bohemian” lifestyle, which includes refusing to wear shoes before games. The man walked barefoot into a game in Buffalo. In December. In the snow.

Santa Clara in February? That’s beach weather compared to Orchard Park. This prop is about as close to a lock as you’ll find in novelty betting.

Mack Hollins Barefoot Entry Odds

The -550 implies an 85% probability, but honestly, that feels low. If you need a bankroll builder to anchor a parlay, this is your guy. Betting on a grown man refusing to wear shoes into a stadium is peak degeneracy, and that’s exactly why it’s the weirdest prop on the board.

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