
Super Bowl LX featuring the Seahawks and Patriots is just one day away! That said, let's look at the potential anytime touchdown scorers and predictions for Sunday's big game.

Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks will square off against Drake Maye and the New England Patriots on Super Bowl Sunday.
Seattle opened up as 3.5-point spread favorites and is now favored by 4.5 points. The Patriots open as underdogs as the "home team," and the over/under total is set for 45.5. With those lines, oddsmakers are predicting somewhat of a closer matchup with moderate scoring.
The Seahawks boast the top defense in the league, and the Patriots shut down the Denver Broncos and LA Chargers. Featuring two of the fiercest defenses in the NFL, just how many touchdowns will be scored on Sunday?
Through the regular NFL 2025–2026 season and into the playoffs, the Patriots have scored the third-most touchdowns with 58, and the Seahawks have scored 51. Both teams rank top 10 in offensive DVOA, and Seattle boasts the best defense. Will this be a shootout or a low-scoring affair?
Although Seattle earned a first-round bye, it's averaging 338.5 total yards in just two playoff games. In addition, they lead the postseason with 36 points per game and 72 points. Conversely, the Patriots total just 18 points per game in the playoffs, but faced tough defenses (Chargers, Broncos, Texans).
Super Bowl LX is set to take place at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. An open stadium, weather forecasts predict 6.9 mph winds with temperatures expected in the low 60s at kickoff.
A rematch of Super Bowl 49, we all remember the notable interception at the one-yard line, thrown by Russell Wilson and caught by Malcolm Butler. Resulting in a 28-24 outcome, will this year's game match that total?
Super Bowl LX should generate plenty of offense, given that Seattle has arguably the best receiving corps with Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Cooper Kupp, and Rashid Shaheed. Not to mention, head coach Mike Macdonald has unleashed Kenneth Walker III and the run game.
Although the Patriots have struggled offensively at times in the postseason, will Vrabel deploy a dual running back threat with Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson? With Hunter Henry and Stefon Diggs leading the receivers, will Kayshon Boutte, Mack Hollins, or DeMario Douglas emerge as the unlikely hero?
In this article, you find my best anytime touchdown scorer picks and predictions for wide receivers and tight ends. Below is my analysis and touchdown best bets for Super Bowl LX on Sunday, Feb. 8. The big game will kick off at 6:30 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on NBC and Peacock. You can find all my touchdown best bets within FanDuel Sportsbook.
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My first best bet for Sunday, I placed one unit on Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins to score a touchdown in Super Bowl LX.
This might be an unconventional pick, especially since Stefon Diggs, Kayshon Boutte, and Hunter Henry are popular picks. When it comes to the Super Bowl, it comes down to the matchup and what makes sense.
In the past, we've seen players such as Kadarius Toney and Mecole Hardman step up as unlikely heroes for the Kansas City Chiefs. I'm going with Hollins, the player who's gone viral for his unorthodox pre-game rituals, such as walking barefoot into the stadium.
Hollins is a great touchdown scorer option here, especially at +450 odds. If you were to place a $25 wager on this prop, you would profit $112.50. Here's why I prefer this touchdown bet.
Hollins has two years of playoff experience under his belt and tallied 104 yards in three playoff games with the Buffalo Bills just a few years ago. In fact, it was Hollins who hauled in 73 yards and a touchdown in the 32-29 AFC Championship defeat against Kansas City.
While the AFC title game isn't quite like the Super Bowl, Hollins has stepped up in the biggest of moments. After missing several weeks with an abdominal injury, he returned for 51 yards on two receptions against the Broncos last week.
I'm staying away from Devon Witherspoon, along with Nick Emmanwori here. I favor Hollins' matchup against cornerback Josh Jobe, who has allowed four touchdowns this season.
In his return, Hollins recorded a 63% snap count, the second-highest next to Boutte (63%). Although Hollins has just one 2026 NFL playoff game under his belt, he finished out the regular season averaging 55.5 receiving yards and 4.3 receptions over a six–game span.
With two early touchdowns produced by Hollins against the Miami Dolphins and Carolina Panthers, he hasn't scored since Week 4.
Yes, the Seahawks' defense is elite, ranking first in defensive DVOA. However, this defense proved porous, as the LA Rams scored 27 points in the NFC Championship game. While the run game was suffocated by Seattle, Matthew Stafford and the NFL MVP threw for 373 yards and three touchdowns.
Not only did Puka Nacua torch Seattle for 165 receiving yards, but Davante Adams and Rams tight end Colby Parkinson combined for 151 receiving yards.
If the Patriots want to stay in this, I'm banking on not only their defense, but also for Maye to air out the football.
My second-best bet for Sunday, I placed one unit on Seahawks right end AJ Barner to score a touchdown in Super Bowl LX.
A fourth-round NFL draft pick out of Michigan, Barner emerged as one of Sam Darnold's top options. Behind JSN and Cooper Kupp, Barner compiled 593 receiving yards and six touchdowns in 17 regular-season games. Aside from Smith-Njigba, Barner scored the second-most touchdowns on the Seahawks.
Barner has been essentially a non-factor in the playoffs, posting 13 receiving yards on two receptions in two games. While that didn't translate into production, Barner played a team-high 96% of snaps last week. In fact, he leads all Seahawks receivers and tight ends with 933 snaps this season.
Barner finished out the season strong, scoring two touchdowns in the final three matchups against the Rams and Panthers.
As elite as Marcus Jones and the Patriots' defense have been, it's been proven porous as well. Middle–of–the–road against tight ends, New England gave up just six touchdowns to the position all season long.
The last time the Patriots gave up a touchdown to TE1s was to Dawson Knox (Bills), who scored two on Dec. 14.
I love the value of this pick at +240 odds, meaning a $25 wager would pay out $60. With Christian Gonzalez and Marcus primarily set to cover Kupp and Smith-Njigba, I like Barner here.
I do have some concerns that Elijah Arroyo can emerge as another unlikely hero here, but Barner has been a crucial piece for Seattle all year. Although a long shot, it was Barner who picked up production, especially in the back end of the regular season.
My third-best bet for Sunday, I placed one unit on Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba to score a touchdown in Super Bowl LX.
This is a popular choice that I refuse to fade on the biggest stage. Recently awarded the NFL Offensive Player of the Year trophy, Smith-Njigba has emerged as one of the most elite NFL receivers.
Smith-Njigba's impact on the Seahawks has been profound and has extended into the playoffs. Forming an instant connection with Darnold, the former Ohio State product delivered 1,793 receiving yards, 119 receptions, and 10 touchdowns in the regular season.
It's scary in itself that the Seahawks didn't need to rely on Smith-Njigba, who tallied just 19 yards and a touchdown in their 41-6 divisional victory over the 49ers. Even with so little yardage, Smith-Njigba has proven to find the end zone more times than not.
Having exploded for 153 yards on 10 receptions in the NFC Championship, it was Smith-Njigba who scored a crucial second-quarter touchdown against the Rams. Scoring a touchdown in every playoff game, Smith-Njigba scored in 10 total games, including the regular season and playoffs.
Gonzalez won't be an easy matchup, but JSN has proven to outperform opponents left and right. The Patriots allowed the 12th most touchdowns to wide receivers, although they put the defense into overdrive as of late. Holding Denver's, Houston's, and the Chargers' WR1s scoreless, three WR1s found the endzone in the final five games of the regular season.
While some are fading, the best receiver in the world, Smith-Njigba, remains the catalyst to the offense. Playing 82% of snaps last week, the stats speak for themselves. At just 23 years old, the receiver has mastered all coverages and top defenses.
In fact, he averaged nearly 36% of team targets and was targeted 31.8% of the time this season. There's no question if the Seahawks will utilize him: it's a matter of who can stop him.
