We have finally made it. After months of debates, hot takes, and big moments, the super Bowl is finally upon us. Super Bowl 60 will be between the Seahawks and the Patriots. Both teams were not high on anyone’s lists to make it this far (if it was on yours, congrats) but here they are. We have two defensive minded head coaches set to do battle. I have gone through the available bets and picked one that I believe should be a lock. I have also included some other leans that I am betting on to add some more fun to the betslip. Hopefully you ride alongside the pick as we wrap up the NFL season today. Let’s make some money!

Best Bet

• Kenneth Walker III Receiving Yards over 20.5

Best Bet Background – Kenneth Walker III Receiving Yards over 20.5

In a game that is looking to be a defensive struggle, you have to find the players that will make the key plays. Walker is primed to have a huge workload today. With Zach Charbonnet going down with injury, Walker has been given the golden opportunity to remind everyone that he is worthy of being a RB1. In the 3 games without Charbonnet at full health, Walker has averaged 38 receiving yards in addition to his 91.6 rush yards per game. The Patriots are a stingy defense. They are the 6th ranked rush defense in the league. They are also the 9th pass defense in the league. The Seahawks will most likely struggle to run the ball but they will need to get Walker involved in the pass game. He has shown the ability to break open long plays when given the ball in open field. The Seahawks’ pass game primarily runs through their star receiver, Jaxon Sith-Njigba, which the Patriots will be keying in on to make other players beat them. That opens the door for Walker to have a huge impact.

Jamie’s Pick of The Week

Jamie is 3-0 in the playoffs so far. Today, he will be making the last pick of the year. Let’s see if he continues the trend of picking winners.

Other Leans

• Mack Hollins Longest Reception over 14.5 (-112)
• A.J Barner Rush Yards over 0.5 (+116)
• Rasheed Shaheed First TD (+1800)