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Super Bowl parlay picks: Bet these props in Seahawks vs. Patriots at boosted +600 odds

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Written by Dave Garofolo
Reviewed by Nick Slade

Super Bowl 60 kicks off on Sunday, February 8th between the Seahawks and Patriots and for one final time, we've used the Dimers model data to craft a +600 same game parlay with boosted odds at bet365.

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Parlay these Super Bowl props at +600 odds.

Super Bowl 60 has arrived, with the Seattle Seahawks set to face the New England Patriots in the biggest game of the NFL season Sunday, February 8.

Using NFL Predictions from the Dimers model, we’ve built a three-leg same game parlay for Super Bowl 60, complete with boosted odds from +480 to +600 over at bet365 sportsbook.

Just like you can with Dimers Pro, we break down the best NFL props, touchdown predictions, and matchup data to identify four legs worth betting — all drawn from one game where every snap, trend, and narrative matters.

 

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Super Bowl Parlay Picks - Patriots vs. Seahawks

After simulating the Big Game over 10,000 times, our model has identified the following projections and probabilities for the parlay picks that make up our boosted three-leg same game parlay on Super Bowl Sunday, February 8.

PlayerPropDimers Projections
Ken Walker (Seahawks)70+ Rushing Yards79.3 Rush Yards
Hunter Henry (Patriots)40+ Receiving Yards42.8 Rec Yards
Rhamondre Stevenson (Patriots)20+ Receiving Yards27.0 Rec Yards

Leg 1: Ken Walker 70+ Rushing Yards

We’ll start with what is essentially the Dimers model’s strongest player projection in Super Bowl 60 relative to the posted line.

Walker is projected for 79.3 rushing yards and has already cleared 70 yards in three of his last five games, including once in the playoffs.

His workload is trending toward its peak at the perfect time, with 19 carries in each playoff game, matching his season-high usage from Week 4.

While New England’s rush defense is stronger with Milton Williams back in the lineup, the upside created by Walker’s volume is hard to ignore.

Seattle leaned heavily on the run all season, even in negative game scripts, and if the Seahawks get out in front, that tendency should only increase.

With this also shaping up as the biggest game of Walker’s career as he heads toward free agency, the model-backed volume points to a strong performance.


Leg 2: Hunter Henry 40+ Receiving Yards

We’ll flip to the Patriots for the next two legs.

One of the few consistent weaknesses in the Seahawks’ defense this season has been against tight ends, as they allowed the fifth-most yards per game to the position on more than eight targets per contest.

Henry finished the year as New England’s second-leading pass catcher and offers a more reliable profile than some of the Patriots’ other receiving options who rely on low-percentage deep shots like Kayshon Boutte, Demario Douglas and Mack Hollins.

Drake Maye is likely to need a dependable safety net in this matchup, and Henry fits that role perfectly, over this number in six of his last 10 games, including the postseason.

The Dimers model projects him for 42.8 receiving yards on 3.5 receptions, making him the third-highest projected receiver in the entire game.

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Leg 3: Rhamondre Stevenson 20+ Receiving Yards

Sticking with the theme of safety nets for Drake Maye, Stevenson checks another important box in this same game environment.

He closed the regular season by clearing this number in five straight games and opened the playoffs with a massive 75 receiving yards before falling short in his last two postseason outings.

Even in those games, the usage was still there — Stevenson saw four targets against Houston and caught all four, but simply didn’t break a big play.

This matchup also sets up well, as Seattle allowed both Kyren Williams and Blake Corum to clear this threshold in the NFC Championship, and gave up the sixth-most receiving yards to running backs during the regular season, allowing an average of 7.5 targets per game to the position.

With the model projecting Stevenson for 27.0 receiving yards, he is poised to go over again.

IMG_7758.jpgOdds correct at publishing and subject to change.

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Dave Garofolo uses sophisticated AI-driven analytics to make predictions and evaluate player performances in the NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL, NCAAM, and PGA TOUR tournaments, crafting insightful game and prop previews.

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