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.
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 […]
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.
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.
Ben Linsey provides data-driven, contextual betting notes for both sides of the ball for Super Bowl 60 between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks.
A.J. Barner and Hunter Henry profile as players whose target volume should rebound in Super Bowl 60 based on their route usage, quarterback tendencies and predicted target share.
Every year, sportsbooks roll out an expanded menu of Super Bowl betting markets for bettors to get lost in — everything from “Who will be crowned Super Bowl MVP?” to “What color Gatorade will be poured on the winning coach?” and just about everything in between. While it can be fun — and largely harmless […]
On Sunday, Drake Maye will become the fourth quarterback under the age of 25 to participate in a Super Bowl in the PFF era (since 2006). Daire Carragher examines the eight previous examples of a quarterback leading their team to the Super Bowl within their first three NFL seasons.
This matchup is a chess match: Seattle wants to drag defenses into the box and punish them for it, while New England’s plan is to stay light, win inside and keep the Seahawks’ explosive pass game bottled up.
With new hires come new expectations, and the hope that a talented crop of players — maybe some of whom needed a spark — can kick on under new leadership. Let’s look at 10 players who could flourish under their new head coach.
A data-driven breakdown of where Sam Darnold and Drake Maye thrive — and where each quarterback could be vulnerable — as the Seahawks and Patriots clash in Super Bowl 60.
Falcons linebacker James Pearce Jr. posted bond Sunday on multiple charges following what police said was a domestic dispute with WNBA player Rickea Jackson.
The 49ers have no plans to trade quarterback Mac Jones this offseason and fully intend to bring him back as Brock Purdy's backup, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
The Dolphins and Cardinals will have challenges trading their starting quarterbacks -- Tua Tagovailoa and Kyler Murray, respectively -- because of financial hurdles.
Last Sunday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the NFL had fined the Seahawks $5 million for non-compliance with ownership requirements, due to the lingering failure of Jody Allen to sell the team, as mandated by the terms of her late brother Paul's estate.
On Tuesday, before the new Hall of Fame class was announced, Hall of Fame coach (and Hall of Fame voter) Tony Dungy declined to say whether he did or didn't vote for his former rival, Bill Belichick.
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