Super Bowl 60 Matchup
Super Bowl 60 will be a significant rematch featuring the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. Previously, the Patriots triumphed in their Super Bowl 49 encounter. Historically, the winner from their initial meetings has a record of 6-3 in rematches. The Patriots are entering as the AFC’s second seed with an impressive 14-3 regular season record, proceeding through the playoffs by defeating the Chargers, Texans, and Broncos, marking six consecutive wins.
The Seahawks, on the other hand, are the NFC’s top seed, also holding a 14-3 tally, with playoff victories against the 49ers and Rams, riding a nine-game winning streak.
Kickoff Details
- Date: Sunday
- Time: 6:30 PM ET
- Location: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California (home to the 49ers)
The Seahawks are currently a 4.5-point favorite according to DraftKings Sportsbook, breaking a streak where the Patriots were favored in the last eight Super Bowls. The over/under for total scoring is set at 45.5 points, remaining unchanged since the initial lines.
Before placing any bets on the Patriots vs. Seahawks, consult the Super Bowl predictions from betting expert Brady Kannon.
Why the Patriots Can Cover
The Patriots showcased the fourth-best scoring defense in the regular season and have excelled even further in the playoffs, allowing only 8.7 points per game across three games. Their offensive led by Drake Maye, ranked highly throughout the season, is notable for its ability to overcome top-tier defenses. Moreover, underdog teams have won outright in three consecutive Super Bowls.
Why the Seahawks Can Cover
Conducting turnover-free games in their last three outings, the Seahawks possess a formidable scoring offense ranked third in the league. They are particularly strong defensively, leading in yards per pass allowed.
How to Make Your Pick
Kannon has evaluated all angles for predicting the outcome between the Patriots and Seahawks while leaning towards the Over on the total points. For his full analysis and picks, visit SportsLine here.
