What’s Wright - Seahawks-Patriots Super Bowl Predictions: Sam Darnold vs. Drake Maye, Nick Wright's prop bets | NFL

Final NFL gambling show of the season, Super Bowl prop special, so let’s get to it with Nick’s picks. I’m laying four and a half with Seattle and calling it twenty seven to seventeen; Darnold’s been cashing spreads, McDonald’s defense gives young QBs fits, and I still expect their do‑it‑all safety to go despite the ankle, while New England’s line worries me against Seattle’s front.

I’m taking New England plus the points. I think Seattle jumps early, but Vrabel keeps it tight late, and the Patriots lose a close one.

That combo has been rare in recent Super Bowls, though the Rams‑Bengals game hit it at this same number. Sharps lean Seattle to win and New England to cover, and I’d skip stitching moneyline and spread together since the payout doesn’t match the boxed outcome—on to props.

Anytime TDs: Kenneth Walker to score even at minus two hundred, and I like Cooper Kupp at plus two sixty with red‑zone eyes shifting toward Jackson Smith‑Njigba. My favorite is Drake Maye to rush one in at plus two seventy five thanks to goal‑line sneaks after penalties and Seattle’s scramble leaks.

Quarterbacks and two‑way markets: over two hundred thirty two and a half for Darnold at minus one fifteen and over nineteen and a half completions at minus one thirty five. I’ll pass on Maye’s yards but take under one and a half passing TDs at minus one sixty.

Gadget runs: Rashid Shaheed over four and a half rushing yards at minus one fifteen and Jackson Smith‑Njigba over a half at plus two seventy five, with a backward throw or end‑around turning a ‘pass’ into a rush.

Darnold rushing under six and a half at minus one fifteen because kneel‑downs can sink totals. Drake Maye over thirty seven and a half at minus one twenty since pressure should force him to run.

Receiving yards: Shaheed over twenty two and a half. For New England, DeMario Douglas over ten and a half and Mack Hollins under twenty seven and a half, and I’m staying stubborn on Travion Henderson under three and a half receiving yards.

Receptions: Kenneth Walker under two and a half catches, Travion Henderson under a half catch at plus one forty, and Stefon Diggs over four and a half grabs while fading his yardage.

Sacks: DeMarcus Lawrence over a half at plus one fifteen and Leonard Williams over a half at plus one fifty, with Maye already eating a bunch of sacks this postseason.

Team and game sprinkles: Patriots team total under eighteen and a half at plus one fifteen, Darnold for most passing yards in a near coin flip, Rashid Shaheed for longest catch at plus seven hundred, and longest made field goal over forty nine and a half.

Two fun plus‑money plays: each team to convert a fourth down at plus one twenty five, and over two and a half passers at plus one sixty to catch any trickery or a brief backup cameo. MVP would be Darnold, but the price is boring.

My five: Cooper Kupp to lead in receiving yards at plus thirteen hundred, Darnold under two hundred thirty two and a half passing yards, and Stefon Diggs to snag a catch on New England’s first drive at plus one thirty. Add Kenneth Walker anytime TD at minus two hundred and Seattle minus five and a half first half at plus one twenty five, with yellow or green Gatorade at plus two seventy five as a bonus.

That first‑half Seattle with full‑game New England plus four and a half is a wild anti‑correlated parlay with a juicy number, but the ‘octopus’ is still a no from me. Great season of gambling shows—like, rate, and subscribe, enjoy the Super Bowl, see you Monday on TV when we try to smash the door of destiny, and I’ll be back here Tuesday no matter what.