This Super Bowl 60 parlay is more about a big payout potential rather than big names.
The pregame narrative: Cooper Kupp is past his prime, but he's proven to be a steadily productive option for the Seattle Seahawks this season. On the New England Patriots' side, Mack Hollins has an interestingly low yardage prop for someone with home run potential.
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Check out my +480 same-game parlay Patriots vs. Seahawks predictions for Super Bowl 60, featuring a prop bet on Seattle backup tailback George Holani.
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Patriots vs. Seahawks predictions
SGP: Hollins over 24.5 rec. yards | Kupp 30+ rec. yards | Holani under 10.5 rush yards (+480)
Hollins over 24.5 receiving yards (-104): It took some time for Hollins to gel within the Patriots' offence. But since Week 10, the free agent signee has been an effective deep threat just as the team had hoped.
- From Weeks 10-16, Hollins averaged 55.5 yards on 7.0 targets per game. In that six-game span, he had five catches of 20+ yards.
- Hollins had four or more targets (and two or more receptions) in every game from Weeks 10-16.
The 32-year-old missed the subsequent four games for New England with an abdominal injury, but he came back successfully in the AFC title game.
Hollins had two catches for 51 yards vs. the Broncos and likely would've had more if Mile High hadn't turned into a blizzard.
What I like about Hollins is that he's the only New England receiver taller than six feet and heavier than 200 pounds. He provides some necessary size variance, along with the big-play ability to justify his spot on the field.
Super Bowl SGP predictions
Kupp 30+ receiving yards (-148): Kupp isn't the same guy who won Super Bowl MVP four years ago, but he's still a reliable weapon. And Sam Darnold has looked his way plenty of times in the playoffs.
Through two postseason games with Seattle, Kupp has nine catches on 10 targets for 96 yards. He's 2-0 vs. this prop.
Kupp's ceiling has lowered significantly — he didn't crest the 100-yard mark this season — but his floor is pretty decent for a prop like this.
The one-time Triple Crown receiver went over 20 yards in 16 of 18 games. And he's averaging 38.3 yards.
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New England will have its hands full with Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who just won Offensive Player of the Year. When Darnold has to throw elsewhere, expect him to find a sure-handed veteran who's been here before.
Patriots vs. Seahawks same-game parlay pick
Holani under 10.5 rushing yards (-114): I saved the sicko play for last, and it's one of those that could be a sweat the whole way.
Funnily enough, I'd say I'm higher than most on Holani's chances to affect this game. I just think he'll do so as a receiver. He'll most likely serve as a pass-blocking back on third downs.
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After seven weeks on the sidelines, Holani sprang to action in the NFC championship game. He had three catches for 27 yards ... and three carries for a measly four yards.
That brings the undrafted Boise State alumnus up to 77 rush yards for the season on 3.1 yards/carry. He saw more than three carries just twice this season — in a pair of games Seattle won by three or more TDs.
New England had one of the best run defences in the NFL this year, especially with game-wrecker Milton Williams healthy (as he is now).
In plays with Williams on the field, the Patriots have allowed just 3.7 yards per carry (compared to 5.0 YPC when he's off the field).
Patriots vs. Seahawks predictions made at 3 p.m. ET on Feb. 6, 2026.
