Expert prediction
Drake Maye Super Bowl LX Props
- Nikola Velickovic
- Feb 1, 2026 at 2:43 AM EST
Pick rationale
Analysis & key factors
Drake Maye is the undeniable leader of the New England Patriots and the guy who will be in the center of attention at the upcoming Super Bowl LX. This 23-year-old is already in contention for the NFL MVP award and is the face of the franchise, which was established as one of the most dominant in the sport under Tom Brady’s leadership.
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How to Watch
- When: Sunday, February 8, 6:30 pm ET
- Where: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California
- How to Watch: NBC, Peacock
Drake Maye Super Bowl LX props
| Drake Maye Over 37.5 receiving yards | -115 |
We’ve already mentioned in a separate article on Super Bowl LX rushing props, about Maye’s rushing abilities in the playoffs. He has been consistent with it over the last several weeks, against pretty hard defenses, and Seattle’s is one such, no doubt about it. That especially goes for their secondary, and that’s why we believe Maye will run more than usual.
| Drake Maye to Score a TD | +275 |
This is something that comes out of the previous paragraph. We are confident that Maye plans to attack the end zone when his unit gets near it. This guy is fearless, and he knows how to do this. He has 5 rushing touchdowns this year, one of them in the playoffs.
The odds here are quite good, and we have to risk some money because the reward is too big not to try this pick. Especially with him in rushing mode as it currently is.
| Drake Maye Under 20.5 completions | -130 |
We do expect more rushing than passing here, but we would also like to point out a trend in Maye’s game. He has only one game with 20 or more completions in the past 7 overall, and none in the playoffs.
With plenty at stake here, and knowing that the Seahawks defense is pretty tough, we are going to take Under for this Super Bowl prop.
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