Other than the coin toss, the first touchdown scorer market will be a staple for any bettor on Super Bowl Sunday to get the thrill going. Let’s dive into our Super Bowl 60 first touchdown scorer bets for the Seahawks and Patriots. You can also check out EVERY pick we have on Super Bowl Sunday!
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Seahawks vs Patriots Super Bowl 60 first touchdown scorer best bet: TreVeyon Henderson (+3000)
Odds available at Fanatics Sportsbook at time of publishing.
Let’s start with a bomb. TreVeyon Henderson saw just four snaps in the AFC Championship, while Rhamondre Stevenson dominated the backfield with 25 rushing attempts. The rookie continues to be underutilized after a solid rookie campaign that featured nine rushing touchdowns, including four of over 50 yards – The most by any player in Patriots history. He’s the biggest threat in the Patriots offense that features aging veterans at the receiver and tight end positions. If the Patriots look to involve both backs on their opening drive, Henderson is a play at 30/1 to be the first touchdown scorer.
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Seahawks vs Patriots Super Bowl 60 first touchdown scorer best bet: Rashid Shaheed (+1800)
Odds available at DraftKings Sportsbook at time of publishing.
Speaking of explosive, Rashid Shaheed is capable of taking any kickoff, punt, catch, or carry to the house. He was one of the biggest trade deadline acquisitions for a Seahawks team that desperately needed another wide receiver other than Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who could be a real threat on the outside. That explosion was on full display in the NFC Championship game. He took the opening kick for a touchdown, while reeling in a 51-yard pass, and getting a carry in the backfield. Expect Seattle to get their shiny new toy going early on Super Bowl Sunday.
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