We've picked out three Anytime Touchdown bets for tonight's Super Bowl LX clash between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. 

Combining one of those picks, we've tipped up a 7/1 five-legged bet builder for Sunday night's curtain closer on the NFL season, check them out below. 

Tip 1: Jaxon Smith-Njigba - Anytime Touchdown

Advised Stake: 1.5pts. Best odds of 1/1 when writing.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is a strong anytime touchdown candidate based on both volume and role, finishing the season with 10 receiving touchdowns on 119 catches and 163 targets.

He has been a primary option in scoring situations, accounting for a significant share of Seattle’s red-zone passing looks, which keeps his TD equity high even in tighter playoff games.

His production isn’t limited to short-yardage work either, with consistent explosive plays giving him multiple routes to the end zone.

Even if New England devote extra attention to him, Seattle’s scheme can create space through motion and stacked alignments to free their top receiver.

With sustained usage and scoring involvement all year, his touchdown probability remains strong in a one-game championship setting.

Tip 2: Rhamondre Stevenson - Anytime Touchdown

Advised Stake: 0.75pts. Best odds of 6/4 when writing.

Rhamondre Stevenson is a credible anytime touchdown option because of his role as New England’s primary short-yardage and goal-line back, finishing the season with seven rushing touchdowns.

He has continued to see heavy involvement in the postseason, logging 25 carries in the AFC Championship, underlining his importance in high-leverage situations.

The Patriots have been particularly effective in heavy formations, where Stevenson averages strong yards per carry and the team has produced a high share of its rushing scores.

Even against a disciplined Seattle defence, consistent red-zone usage keeps his touchdown probability live if New England sustain drives.

In a Super Bowl game plan that values ball security and trusted runners, Stevenson remains the Patriots’ most logical path to a rushing score.

Tip 3: A.J Barner - Anytime Touchdown

Advised Stake: 0.5pts. Best odds of 5/2 when publishing.

A.J. Barner is a live anytime touchdown option given his clear scoring involvement this season, finishing with six receiving touchdowns on 52 catches.

He’s not just a volume player — Seattle actively use him in scoring areas, and he found the end zone in multiple late-season games, showing sustained red-zone trust.

New England have conceded steady production to tight ends, making this a favourable positional matchup.

In a Super Bowl where coverage often leans toward Seattle’s primary wideouts, secondary targets like Barner can benefit near the goal line.

With proven touchdown output and a role that translates to high-leverage snaps, his scoring probability remains strong.

Super Bowl LX Bet Builder Tip

Our Bet Builder Tip for Super Bowl LX is: 

Cooper Kupp - 3+ Receptions
Kayshon Boutte - 2+ Receptions
Mack Hollins - 2+ Receptions
Seattle Seahawks - Win Market
Jaxon Smith-Njigba - Anytime Touchdown

The bet builder pays a best price of 7/1 with BetMGM and bet365.

Leg 1: Cooper Kupp - 3+ Receptions

Cooper Kupp 3+ receptions is a low bar given his steady involvement in Seattle’s passing game, finishing the regular season with 47 catches overall.

His recent usage supports a “floor” catch prop too: in his final six regular-season games he posted reception totals of 2, 1, 3, 5, 2, 3, meaning he hit 3+ in three of those six while also showing he can get there without a huge target share.

In a Super Bowl environment where defences often bracket the No.1 (JSN) and force quarterbacks to take quicker, underneath completions, Kupp’s route tree and experience make him a natural chain-mover.

Add in that New England’s matchup profile versus wide receivers has been closer to mid-pack than shutdown, and three catches looks like a sensible leg that doesn’t require game script to break perfectly.

Tip 2: Kayshon Boutte - 2+ receptions

Kayshon Boutte 2+ receptions is a sensible “floor” leg because he’s been a regular part of New England’s passing game, finishing the regular season with 33 catches for 551 yards and 6 TDs.

He’s also been involved throughout the playoffs overall, with 8 receptions for 147 yards in three postseason games (even with one quieter outing in the AFC Championship).

That Broncos game is worth contextualising: Boutte saw six targets but only converted one catch in a low-scoring, weather-impacted contest — the opportunity was there, the efficiency wasn’t.

With the Super Bowl typically bringing a more “normal” offensive environment and Boutte’s role carrying through to high-leverage games, two catches is a low threshold that can cash even on modest usage.

Leg 3: Mack Hollins - 2+ Receptions

Mack Hollins 2+ receptions is a sensible bet-builder leg because his baseline involvement has been steady all season: he finished the regular season with 46 catches on 64 targets (550 yards), so two receptions is well within his normal usage range.

He also showed he’s integrated into the biggest moments, posting 2 catches for 51 yards in the AFC Championship win over Denver.

Even with some rotation in New England’s pass-catcher room, Hollins has been a heavy-snap player (reporting notes he led Patriots WRs in snaps and ranked top-three in targets), which supports a reliable catch floor.

Assuming he suits up as expected (listed as limited with an abdomen issue during Super Bowl week), two catches is a low threshold that can cash on just a couple of designed looks or quick completions in a high-pressure game plan.

Leg 4: Seattle Seahawks to Win Match

Seattle Seahawks to win is the cleanest Super Bowl LX leg because they’ve been the most complete team over the full season, pairing a top-tier offence with the NFL’s No.1 scoring defence.

Seattle allowed just 17.2 points per game (fewest in the league) while scoring 28.4 points per game (top three), which is the profile you want when backing a straight-up winner in a one-off.

The market agrees with that edge: Seattle have been priced as clear favourites (around -4.5 on the spread), implying they win more often than not.

And although H2H is rarely decisive across seasons, the most recent meeting went Seattle’s way too — a 23–20 OT win in Foxborough — showing they can handle New England in a tight, high-leverage game environment.

Leg 5: Jaxon Smith-Njigba - Anytime Touchdown

Reasoning above.

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