
After seeing a lot of personal success during his time with the Minnesota Vikings and Buffalo Bills, Stefon Diggs will finally get his shot at the ultimate team prize Sunday when his New England Patriots take on the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl 60. How well he plays will certainly have an impact on the outcome of the game, as well as on how many of his Super Bowl LX player props cash out.
Will he go OVER or UNDER his yardage total? How about receptions? Is he going to score? We’ll discuss some of those player props and a few others in this article.

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Diggs is capable of blowing that TOTAL out of the water, but he actually went OVER it just eight times in the regular season and has yet to go OVER it in the playoffs. Kayshon Boutte seems to be the preferred target on deep routes.
With how the Seahawks are tackling, Diggs may need eight catches to go OVER 45.5 yards. He had nine over the last two, so don’t count on it.
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At one point during his career, Diggs was a deep ball guy, but those days are long behind him. While he has been Drake Maye’s favorite target in the postseason (as well as regular season), most of his work has been near the line of scrimmage. His longest catch of the playoffs has been 14 yards.
During the regular season, his longest reception was UNDER 16.5 yards eight times. The Seattle secondary will limit his yards after catch and keep his longest catch under 16.5 yards.
He went OVER this mark in eight regular-season games, once in the playoffs, and in three of his last nine games. But I have to think Drake Maye will lean on his veteran receiver a little in the biggest game of his career, just to keep the chains moving, if nothing else.
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One of the beautiful things about the Super Bowl is the opportunity to find value in bets like this one. For it to happen, the Patriots have to get the ball first; otherwise, Jaxon Smith-Njigba will win the race. If the Patriots can maintain a drive, there is a good chance Diggs is targeted twice and catches both.
A lot of things have to go right, but at +508, this market has value.
My expectations for Diggs are pretty low, but JSN could easily have a 100+ yard day and do most of the work if not all of it. If it had minus money odds, I’d say pass on this one, but since it has plus money odds, it’s worth a shot.
He was targeted in the first quarter in 12 games and accumulated 163 yards in the first. That averages out to 13.6 yards, but we don’t know how those yards came about. But in the Super Bowl, a young quarterback like Maye has to lean on his veteran wide receiver. As long as he makes at least one first-quarter reception, he’ll probably go OVER this TOTAL.
