The Super Bowl kicks off tomorrow, and if you’re a bettor, there are a ton of Super Bowl LX prop bets to consider.

Depending on how the game goes, this could be a shootout with two explosive offenses going head-to-head. If it is, it makes for a more exciting product and more opportunities to score on bets.

Here’s a list of my favorite prop bets for Super Bowl LX, leaning on Brad Evans’ knowhow, FTN Fantasy, and my own intuition. Follow along, hedge, or fade away; the choice and risk is yours.

Super Bowl LX prop bets

There are a ton of Super Bowl LX prop bets to consider. I’m posting my personal favorites, but the opportunities are nearly endless. A good rule of thumb is not to bet more than you can afford to lose, and try to have fun!

Super Bowl LX winner

Coming in hot, I like the Seattle Seahawks to win the game. They’re currently a strong favorite, at anywhere from -195 at FanDuel down to -235 at BetMGM. The Seahawks are the most-complete team in the NFL. They boast a physical, swarming defense, and too many playmakers on offense to name here.

Barring a fluke, Seattle’s going to win. You could parlay it with the under, or an alternate under to get it to plus odds.

Seahawks -4.5

I’m so confident in the Seahawks, that I’m also taking them to cover 4.5 points. That means they’ll have to win by 5 or more, which I’m expecting. That’s a -112 bet on FanDuel, meaning you’d win 88 cents for every dollar you bet if they win by 5 or more.

JSN MVP

Jaxson Smith-Njigba has been the best receiver in the NFL all year long. Last night, he won NFL Offensive Player of the Year and he’s a definite possibility to win Super Bowl LX MVP.

Keep in mind that 34-of-59 Super Bowl MVPs have been QBs (57.6%), so that’s why Sam Darnold and Drake Maye have the lowest odds, but nine receivers have won which is second-most at 15.3%. And five of them have come since 2000. Smith-Njigba is +550 to win MVP.

Sam Darnold 2.5 rush attempts

Brad Evans on the Fade Five with our own Nate Lundy picked this bet. Evans said Darnold ran for 3-plus times in six of the last seven games, the only one he didn’t have any rush attempts was the blowout win over the 49ers in the Divisional Round. Kneeldowns count toward the number, so if you think the Seahawks are going to win, that could help you hit this one. You can get this one at +112 at FanDuel as of Thursday night.

Rhamondre Stevenson over 77.5 combined yards

This one comes courtesy of FTN Fantasy. Stevenson has hit 78-plus yards in 6-of-8 games. It seems like a solid bet, although FanDuel has his number at 78.5, which would be 5-of-8 games. If you can find it at 77.5, that’s a better number. It’s -114 odds at FanDuel. If you parlay it with 3+ receptions, you get plus odds (+127).

Longshot Super Bowl LX parlays

Alright, most of the previous bets are pretty low odds. Let’s do some longshot parlays!

Drake Maye special

Drake Maye 25+ rushing yards

Drake Maye Anytime TD

Drake Maye 175+ passing yards

+383 total odds

Maye will likely run for 25 yards, he’s been using his legs a lot more lately. And he’s thrown for 175 yards in 5-of-6 games. The big if here is whether or not get gets in the end zone. He’s rushed for 5 TDs this year including the one against the Broncos in the AFC Championship Game.

Seattle’s finest

Kenneth Walker III over 98.5 rushing + receiving yards

Jaxson Smith-Njigba 80+ receiving yards

Walker Anytime TD

Smith-Njigba Anytime TD

+536 total odds

Zach Charbonnet is injured. That means not only will the Seahawks be feeding Walker at a higher rate, but Charbonnet won’t be getting the pigskin at the goal line, either. For JSN, this is an alternate line on his yards (his O/U is 92.5), and this has him also getting in the end zone.

If you think Seattle is going to win big, this is a fun one to play.

Enjoy the game and have fun! Super Bowl LX kicks off at 4:30 p.m. MT on NBC and Peacock.