Drew’s Super Bowl LX Parlay

Cooper Kupp won Super Bowl LVI MVP with the Los Angeles Rams, and now he is back on the biggest stage in football with Seattle. 25 receiving yards should be easy for him, especially with Jaxon Smith-Njigba being the main focus of the Patriots’ defense, which allows 116 yards per game to receivers. Kupp has eclipsed this line in three consecutive games and six of his last seven. His big game experience should be a calming presence for Sam Darnold. 

4. Ken Walker 70+ Rushing Yards

New England allows 71 rushing yards per game to running backs, but Ken Walker is always a threat to break off a long one. He didn’t hit this line in the NFC Championship Game, but he racked up 62 rushing yards in the win. Zach Charbonnet is injured, meaning that Walker has the keys to the backfield again. He should get 20 carries in the biggest game of the year. Sunday night should be the Walker show. 

3. Hunter Henry Anytime Touchdown

Hunter Henry led the Patriots in receiving touchdowns this season, and they will need him to show up in the Super Bowl. He hasn’t found the endzone since the win on Wild Card Weekend. He is due to find pay dirt. If Stefon Diggs is being held in check, Drake Maye will turn to Henry to carry the pass-catching load. Kayshon Boutte will get his looks, but Henry will be the feature player of the Patriots’ offense and maybe even the Super Bowl MVP if New England can clinch a win. 

2. Hunter Henry 40+ Receiving Yards

If things go his way, Henry can walk away from this game as the hero. The Seahawks allow 64 yards per game to tight ends. Once again, it’s worth mentioning that Henry is due for a big game. He hasn’t gone over 40 receiving yards since Wild Card Weekend. If the Patriots lift their seventh Lombardi in franchise history, Henry will be a gigantic part of it. Expect Henry over the middle to be money all night. 

1. Rhamondre Stevenson 70+ Rush/Rec. Yards

Rhamondre Stevenson has been hot lately. He has eclipsed this line in eight consecutive games, and he’s likely to do it one more time. Seattle allows 74 rush yards and 39 receiving yards per game to running backs. In the biggest game of the season, one would expect Mike Vrabel to lean on his bellcow, but TreVeyon Henderson can always steal the show. Stevenson is due for a back-breaking fumble, but he should be good for 70 total yards in Super Bowl LX. 

End Of My Super Bowl Rant

Parlaying these five props comes out to a +2000 parlay on DraftKings. $5 wins $100. Of course, sports gambling can be a slippery slope, so you should gamble responsibly. Never bet money that you can’t afford to lose. This one feels like a winner, and it’s the last chance to win some cash on football before it goes away for the offseason. Super Bowl LX is set to be a great game, and there is money to be made.