Super Bowl 60 Touchdown-Scorer Picks & Odds – the Best Seahawks vs Patriots TD Bets
By Sascha Paruk in NFL News
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- See the latest Seahawks vs Patriots touchdown-scorer odds
- No New England player is shorter than +140 to find the end zone
- My top Super Bowl 60 touchdown-scorer picks include a +230 longshot bet
The betting market for Super Bowl 60 offers a distinct collision of offensive philosophies as the Seattle Seahawks take on the New England Patriots. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 pm ET on Sunday, February 8, with NBC broadcasting the championship bout live from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.
Below, I have set out the latest Super Bowl 60 touchdown scorer odds, followed by my two favorite Seahawks vs Patriots touchdown-scorer picks, which include a +230 longshot who should be priced shorter than he is.
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Seahawks vs Patriots Touchdown-Scorer Props for Super Bowl 60
Seattle RB1 Kenneth Walker III is set at a vig-heavy price of -190 (65.52% implied probability), followed by WR1 Jaxon Smith-Njigba at -110 (52.38% implied probability).
On the New England side, RB1 Rhamondre Stevenson has the shortest odds at +140 (41.67% implied probability), followed by tight end Hunter Henry at +230 (30.30% implied probability), WR1 Stefon Diggs at +250 (28.57% implied probability) and QB Drake Maye at +280 (26.32% implied probability).
Touchdown odds in the table above are from DraftKings on Feb 8, 2026. Download the top NFL betting apps for Super Bowl Sunday.
Seahawks vs Patriots Touchdown-Scorer Picks & Best Bets
The top-two Seattle players – Walker III and Smith-Njigba – are both odds-on favorites to score a touchdown in Super Bowl 60 (i.e. priced at an implied probability greater than 50%) while no Patriots are shorter than +140 (41.67% implied probability).
The Patriots recent TD statistics support the skeptical odds; over the last ten games (including playoffs), no New England player has found the end zone in more than four games. TreVeyon Henderson leads the team with seven touchdowns over that span, but that includes three multi-touchdown games, and he ceded the RB1 role to Rhamondre Stevenson in the back-half of the season.
Super Bowl 60 TD Scorer Pick #1: Hunter Henry (+230 at bet365 and DraftKings)
Tight end Hunter Henry leads the Patriots in terms of games with a touchdown over the last ten contests, including postseason. Henry has four games with a TD in that span, and dwarfs all other New England receivers with 14 red-zone targets. No other New England pass-catcher has more than three.
Henry also has a somewhat favorable matchup against the Seahawks on Super Bowl Sunday. Seattle ranked first in the NFL in points allowed during the regular season (292), and second in total touchdowns allowed (31, second to Denver’s 29) But, according to Sportradar data, the Seahawks finished just T13th in touchdowns allowed to tight ends with six.
If there is a soft spot in this Seattle defense, it’s the linebackers’ ability to cover quality tight ends. This was on display in the NFC Championship game when Colby Parkinson and Tyler Higbee combined for four catches and 74 yards on just five targets.
At +230 odds, Henry has just a 30.3% implied probability of finding the end zone. He’s connecting at a 40% clip over his last ten, and that includes three games in inclement weather during the postseason, when the Pats managed just five total TDs (four passing).
Seahawks vs Patriots TD-Scorer Pick #2: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (-105 at Fanatics and FanDuel)
With Zach Charbonnet (12 TDs in the regular season), RB1 Kenneth Walker III is getting a huge dose of carries in the Seattle backfield and a ton of attention from bettors in the anytime-touchdown markets for Super Bowl 60.
I like the value on WR1 Jaxon Smith-Njigba a lot more, though, priced at nearly even-money (-105). JSN has seven touchdowns in the last ten games, and has scored at least one TD in five of those (exactly 50%). That’s the highest mark on the team; Walker has only scored a TD in four of the last ten games, of course that includes seven regular-season games when Charbonnet was still healthy.
Still, JSN was an absolute target monster in the NFC Championship Game, collecting 10 catches on 12 targets for 153 yards and a major.
Walker III has more red-zone touches/targets than JSN over the last ten games, but it’s not a huge discrepancy (23 to 18).
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Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.
