Opening Patriots vs Seahawks Odds for Super Bowl 60 – Who’s Favored?

• Super Bowl 60 odds have been posted for Seattle Seahawks vs New England Patriots
• The opening Super Bowl 60 odds favor Seattle
• See the opening Patriots vs Seahawks odds including spread, total, and moneyline for the 2026 Super Bowl

The Super Bowl 60 matchup has been set: the AFC #2 New England Patriots will face the NFC #1 Seattle Seahawks at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA, on February 8th.

New England hasn’t lost away from home all season (9-0) but Seattle has, nonetheless, opened as the betting favorite in the Seahawks vs Patriots odds for Super Bowl 60.

Seahawks vs Patriots Odds for Super Bowl 60

The opening Seahawks vs Patriots point spread for Super Bowl 60 favors Seattle by 3.5 points with the Seahawks priced at -106 to cover the spread and New England at -114. On the moneyline, the Seahawks are -196 chalk (66.22% implied win probability) with the Pats coming back as +164 neutral-field underdogs (37.88% implied win probability).

The game total opened at 45.5 with the under slightly favored at -115 and the over a -105 underdog. It was immediately bet up a full point to 46.5, again with the under at -115.

The opening line at DraftKings closely mirrored the FanDuel prices. Seattle opened as a 3.5-point favorite with -110 odds to cover, and as a -198 favorite on the moneyline. The game total opened at 45.5.

The spread, moneyline, and game total all moved almost immediately after opening. The spread moved to Seattle -4.5 (-105) while the Seahawks’ moneyline shortened to -230. The Patriots’ moneyline ballooned to +194. The game total was bet up a full point to 46.5, again with -115 odds on the under.

Bettors can monitor all the line movement on SBD’s NFL odds page, which will display up-to-the-minute lines for Seahawks/Patriots throughout the next two weeks.

Opening odds in the table as of 6:38 pm ET at FanDuel. Claim all of the available Super Bowl betting promos before February 8th.

Neither team was considered a true contender in the Super Bowl 60 odds prior to Week 1. New England was a +7214 longshot, on average, at the end of the preseason; Seattle was only slightly shorter at +6071 on average.

Patriots vs Seahawks Regular-Season Stats

The Patriots and Seahawks had very similar stats on both sides of the ball in the regular season. Both teams ranked top-five in the NFL in scoring offense and scoring defense. As a result, they were first (Seattle, +191) and third (New England, +170) in point differential.

New England averaged more yards per play on offense (6.18 vs 5.88) but allowed more yards per play on defense (5.16 vs 4.56).

All the more impressively, Seattle posted its gaudy stats without the benefit of a positive turnover differential, finishing at -3. The Patriots were a modest +3 in turnovers.

In the postseason, New England’s defense has been lights-out, allowing just 8.7 PPG and 209.7 YPG in the playoffs. Of course, the weather has been like a 12th man for the Pats’ D, with snow and wind wreaking havoc on both CJ Stroud (Houston) and Jarrett Stidham (Denver) each of the last two weeks. The 14-day weather forecast in the Bay Area calls for clouds and 14 degree temperatures, near-ideal conditions for offenses.

Seattle routed the shorthanded 49ers (41-6) in the Divisional Round.

The Patriots and Seahawks haven’t played since Week 2 of the 2024 regular season (a 23-20 Seattle win in Foxborough), when Jacoby Brissett was leading the New England offense and Geno Smith was piloting the Seattle attack.

Bookmark SBD’s NFL public betting splits to see where the money is going on Super Bowl 60.

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