With one game left in the season, our NFL experts Chris Raybon, Sean Koerner and Gilles Gallant are all over Super Bowl LX and have combined forces to concoct their favorite NFL parlay featuring Anytime Touchdown Scorers.
This Anytime TD parlay features players from both teams: the AFC Champions, the New England Patriots, and the NFC Champions, the Seattle Seahawks.
Continue below to find their Anytime Touchdown Parlay for Super Bowl 60.
NFL Parlay — Anytime TD Picks for Super Bowl LX
- Drake Maye Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+275)
- AJ Barner Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+240)
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-110)
Parlay Odds: +2400 via DraftKings
Seahawks vs Patriots TD Pick: Drake Maye
I'm going to take Drake Maye. It's my favorite touchdown pick for Super Bowl 60.
It's too hard to ignore the scramble rate of what we've seen from the Patriots quarterback during the regular season.
I think he's just such a big body. Maye is kind of a Josh Allen clone. I think he could just bulldoze over some guys to get into the end zone.
He scored against the Broncos, who also had a very tough run defense. So anything over +250 is great for this pick.
Seahawks vs Patriots TD Pick: AJ Barner
By Sean Koerner
I'm going to stick with the Seahawks' AJ Barner as my favorite TD pick for the Super Bowl at +240.
He can get in the end zone as a pass-catching tight end, with six receiving touchdowns on the season, but the sneaky part with Barner is that he could also get there with the tush push play at the goal line.
With Zach Charbonnet out of the game, those chances increase, and Barner has been extremely effective this year with a 90% success rate on his 10 tush pushes.
That's better than the traditional quarterback sneak. It's the highest success rate of any ball carrier with 10 or more carries.
I think it'd be silly for the Seahawks not to use that in a high-leverage game like the Super Bowl.
Give me AJ Barner at +240.
Seahawks vs Patriots TD Pick: Jaxon Smith-Njigba
By Chris Raybon
I'll take Jaxon Smith-Njigba here. I think he's the best player on the field in this Super Bowl. This season, he has already scored in more than half of his games.
This is a spot, a very unique spot, where the Seahawks are facing a Patriots defense that hasn't given up much on the ground, especially touchdowns.
The Seahawks usually keep guys in the block. They keep either a tight end or a running back in to block 50% of the time, so that leaves a more concentrated target share among the guys running routes.
With JSN getting such a high target share already, about 30%, I really expect it to go up in this game.
