The Seattle Seahawks will take on the New England Patriots in the Big Game at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday, and kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET. The latest NFL odds from DraftKings list Seattle as the 4.5-point favorite, while the over/under is 45.5 points. However, there are also hundreds of NFL player props available for the Big Game, and DraftKings also allows you to toggle alt lines for most of those offerings, meaning you can hunt for bigger payouts or even buy lines down to create more likely outcomes.

Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III’s over/under for total rushing yards on Sunday is 73.5 yards with DraftKings offering a -110 payout for the Under and -114 for the Over. However, you can get +118 for Walker to rush for 80 yards or more, and that’s one of the SportsLine Projection Model’s top alt line props for the Big Game. It predicts that Walker rushes for 87 yards on average and has also identified two other Big Game longshot props for Seahawks vs. Patriots. Walker is priced at +850 to be named MVP. 

The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up well over $7,000 for $100 players on top-rated NFL picks since its inception. The model enters the Big Game on a 53-37 run on top-rated picks dating back to 2024. Anybody following its NFL betting picks at sportsbooks and on betting sites could have seen strong returns

Seahawks vs. Patriots alt props for the Big Game at DraftKings (odds subject to change): 

Kenneth Walker III, Seahawks, 80+ rushing yards (+118)TreVeyon Henderson, Patriots, 25+ rushing yards (+150)Demario Douglas, Patriots, 15+ receiving yards (+132)

This Big Game NFL parlay at DraftKings would result in a payout of +1200 (risk $100 to win $1200).

Kenneth Walker III, Seahawks, 80+ rushing yards (+118)

Despite splitting touches with Zach Charbonnet most of the season, Walker notched his second 1,000-yard rushing season and he’s been a focal point of the Seattle offense down the stretch. In his last five games, he’s rushed for 426 yards and five touchdowns while adding 16 catches for 184 yards. With Charbonnet (ACL) out for the season, he’s getting even more reps and establishing Walker will be crucial to setting up Seattle’s play-action passing game. The model predicts that Walker rushes for 87 yards on average.

TreVeyon Henderson, Patriots, 25+ rushing yards (+150)

The rookie running back led New England in rushing (911), scrimmage yards (1,132) and total touchdowns this season, but offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and head coach Mike Vrabel have clearly favored the bruising style of veteran Rhamondre Stevenson this postseason. Stevenson out-touched Henderson 58-26 in the first three New England playoff games, but it’s worth noting that all of those games were played outdoors in winter conditions. The weather in Santa Clara, Calif. won’t be nearly as severe on Sunday and Henderson’s ability to create explosive plays in the running game might be needed against a stingy Seattle defense. The model predicts that he rushes for 27 yards on average.

Demario Douglas, Patriots, 15+ receiving yards (+132)

Douglas was one of seven Patriots with at least 30 receptions this season and one of five with at least 400 yards receiving. He had 31 catches for 447 yards and three scores during the regular season. He’s only managed three catches for 39 yards during the playoffs, but 36 of those yards came in one game against a stout Texans defense and he also caught a touchdown in that game. New England has favored heavier sets in the tougher conditions this postseason, but might look to air it out against a Seahawks pass defense that ranked 10th in the NFL. It only takes one chunk play for a prop like this to hit and the model predicts that Douglas finishes with 17 yards on average.