The 2025 NFL season is officially in the books, with the Seattle Seahawks crowned Super Bowl champions and the league now turning its full attention to the offseason. While a handful of teams finished the year competing for a title, most franchises are already focused on what comes next — evaluating rosters, planning cap strategy and preparing for the upcoming NFL draft.

PFF Lead Draft Analyst Trevor Sikkema examines which prospects fit the "blue-chip" label in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Across our Super Bowl coverage, we break down how early-game efficiency, player usage, matchup context and pricing come together to shape each market — from first touchdown scorers to passing, rushing and receiving props — using the same predictive models and premium data that power PFF’s betting ecosystem.

Early-game efficiency, scripted usage and first-half red-zone data help surface first touchdown scorer bets where PFF’s model sees value — even in volatile longshot markets.

Using PFF’s disruption and create-rate data to evaluate Drake Maye, Sam Darnold and the Super Bowl betting angle.

With two top-three run defenses on the field, this Super Bowl sets up for a high-volume passing script that makes rushing unders and QB attempt overs work together.

Despite ranking top 10 in nearly every major defensive metric, Seattle finished the second half of the season squarely in the middle of the pack in explosive plays allowed. That presents a clear window for New England to generate offense, particularly because Drake Maye has been one of the NFL’s most effective deep throwers all season.

Super Bowl 60 is here, and PFF’s analysts have locked in their favorite bets of the week, powered by the PFF Player Prop Tool.

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Joe Thuney has quietly been the NFL’s most dominant pass protector for years. The data behind his inaugural award win shows why his résumé now belongs in Hall of Fame conversations.

Similar to an All-Pro team, these are the best Patriots and Seahawks players at every position set to suit up for Super Bowl 60.

From quarterback comparisons and rookie spotlights to betting-market inefficiencies and trench-level matchups, Super Bowl 60 demands more than surface-level analysis. This landing page brings together every angle of PFF’s Super Bowl coverage, giving fans and bettors a clear, data-driven picture of how the game could unfold.

Utilizing the PFF Player Prop Tool, here are two projections to target ahead of Super Bowl 60.