The Seattle Seahawks Are The Bookies Favorites For Super Bowl LX

The Seattle Seahawks enter Super Bowl LX as clear betting favorites over the New England Patriots, reflecting strong market confidence in Seattle’s chances. The Seahawks opened as 3.5-point favorites, but early wagering pushed the spread to 4.5 points, signaling heavier action on Seattle. On the moneyline, Seattle is priced at -230, which implies bettors must risk $230 to win $100 on a Seahawks victory. New England, listed at +190, remains the underdog, with a $100 bet returning $190 in profit if the Patriots pull off the upset. The projected scoring environment is moderately high, with the over/under set at 46.5 total points, suggesting expectations of a competitive but offensively productive game.

Individual player markets further highlight where bettors see the most likely paths to impact. Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold is the favorite to win Super Bowl MVP at +130, indicating expectations that Seattle’s offense will run through him and that a strong passing performance could be decisive. Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye is the second choice at +235, reflecting optimism that New England’s best chance to win, and to produce the game’s most valuable individual performance, lies with Maye’s playmaking under the brightest spotlight. Seattle’s skill-position players also feature prominently in the MVP odds, with wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba at +550 and running back Kenneth Walker at +600, underscoring multiple offensive avenues for the Seahawks. New England’s Rhamondre Stevenson appears further down the board at +2500, positioning him as a long-shot MVP candidate who would likely need a dominant rushing performance to contend.

The matchup carries added intrigue given how unlikely both teams’ Super Bowl runs appeared at the start of the season. Seattle opened the year at 60-1 odds to win the championship, while New England was even longer at 80-1, placing both teams well outside the preseason favorites. Their presence in Super Bowl LX represents a dramatic shift from long-shot status to championship contention, underscoring the volatility of NFL seasons and the impact of player development, quarterback performance, and in-season momentum. The betting market now reflects a belief that Seattle has the edge, but the Patriots’ underdog pricing and viable MVP candidates suggest that a competitive, potentially high-variance outcome remains firmly in play.