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RotoWire used ChatGPT to predict results for Super Bowl 60 between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, California. We asked the AI tool for 10 simulations of the game, using NFL rosters and available injury information as of Jan. 27. We then averaged the margin of victory, total points and more. RotoWire.com, as part of our NFL betting coverage, got these simulated results:
ChatGPT Predicts Super Bowl 60 Results
Matchup | Result | Seahawks Avg. MOV | Patriots Avg. MOV |
SEA vs. NE |
| 7.0 | 2.0 |
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Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots (6:30 p.m. Eastern, Feb. 8, NBC)
The 
Patriots are one of the best turnaround stories in recent seasons. From 4-13 last season to 14-3 and an AFC East title this season, first-year coach Mike Vrabel has led the franchise to its 12th Super Bowl appearance, extending its NFL record.
New England has won 16 of its past 17 games, including playoffs, after a 1-2 start to the season. During that span, the Patriots allowed more than 24 points only once – that was in that one loss, a 35-31 defeat at home against the Buffalo Bills.
Sports betting sites have the Pats as a 4.5-point underdog as of Jan. 27.
The 
Seahawks were the No. 1 seed in the NFC and overcame two West Division rivals to reach the Super Bowl.
Seattle routed San Francisco 41-6 in the Division Round, then had a tougher time ousting the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship Game, sweating out a 31-27 victory.
The Seahawks have won nine consecutive games, including the playoffs. During that stretch, Seattle's defense – which was ranked No. 6 in the regular season by allowing an average of 285.9 yards per game – allowed more than 300 yards only twice, both against the explosive Rams. That same Seahawks D was the stingiest on the scoreboard, allowing a league-low 292 yards, or 17.2 per game.
Super Bowl 60 Simulations Game By Game
We asked ChatGPT for 10 simulated renditions of Super Bowl 60. Here is the score for each projected matchup:
- Seahawks 27, Patriots 24
- Patriots 23, Seahawks 21
- Seahawks 31, Patriots 17
- Seahawks 24, Patriots 20
- Patriots 26, Seahawks 23
- Seahawks 21, Patriots 14
- Patriots 28, Seahawks 27
- Seahawks 30, Patriots 19
- Seahawks 20, Patriots 17
- Patriots 24, Seahawks 22
Super Bowl Over/Under Prop Betting
The Seahawks averaged 24.6 points per simulated game; the Patriots averaged 21.2 for a projected total of 45.8 ppg.
Leading sports betting apps have the over/under at 45.5 or 46 points as of Jan. 27, depending on the operator. The AI bots and oddsmakers don't always agree, as we have seen after a full season of doing these simulations. But in this case, it seems they do.
Sam Darnold Super Bowl Prop Bets
Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold averaged 265.2 yards, 2.2 touchdown passes and 0.8 interceptions over the course of our 10 simulated Super Bowl 60 matchups. His best performances in our projections were in Game 3 (a 31-17 Seahawks victory) when he passed for 305 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions, and Game 8 (a 30-19 win for Seattle) with almost an identical stat line: 312 yards, 3 TDs and 0 INTs. At BetRivers Sportsbook, Darnold has an over/under of 227.5 yards passing at -114 odds as of Jan. 27.
Drake Maye Super Bowl Prop Bets
Patriots QB Drake Maye has reached the Super Bowl in only his second season. His stat line over 10 projected Super Bowl matchups read like this: 246.2 passing yards, 1.7 touchdowns and 0.7 interceptions. He didn't have a 300-yard passing game in any of our simulations, with his best performance coming in Game 7, New England's 28-27 win (287 yards, 3 TDs and no picks). At DraftKings Sportsbook, Maye's passing yards total is set at 230 yards at +106 odds.
Also see: Youngest QBs to Start a Super Bowl
Kenneth Walker III Super Bowl Prop Bets
Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker had one 100-yard game over 10 simulated efforts. That was a 103-yard effort with a TD in Game 9, a 20-17 win for Seattle. He averaged 84.7 yards per game, but it's notable that he scored in all but two simulations. His anytime TD prop at bet365 Sportsbook is listed at -180 odds; for a bigger risk/reward swing, try +325 odds for either the first TD or last TD of the game.
TreVeyon Henderson Super Bowl Prop Bets
Patriots rookie RB TreVeyon Henderson had four games with multiple rushing TDs and two 100-yard efforts in the regular season, though he never had more than 20 carries in any game while sharing the load with Rhamondre Stevenson. And in the playoffs, Henderson has aggregated 24 carries for 57 yards in three games. Over 10 projected Super Bowls, Henderson averaged 58.9 yards rushing and 0.6 touchdowns; his best effort was in Game 5, when he had 72 yards and a score. Customers using the FanDuel promo code can get a 17.5 over/under line for TreVeyon Henderson prop betting, with -114 odds on either side.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Super Bowl Prop Bets
Seattle wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba (above) led the NFL in receiving yards with 1,793, the eighth most in a season in NFL history. That averaged out to 105.5 yards per game. Therefore, it's no wonder that the All-Pro averaged 103.5 receiving yards and 0.8 touchdowns over 10 simulated Super Bowls. That included a 132-yard, 1-TD effort in Game 8. The Jaxon Smith-Njigba receiving yards prop for Super Bowl 60 is 100+ yards with a -102 line at Caesars Sportsbook; other yardage totals for him are available at different prices.
Stefon Diggs Super Bowl Prop Bets
Patriots WR Stefon Diggs has finally reached the Super Bowl in his 11th NFL season after 17 career playoff games, including this year. He has 11 catches for 73 yards and a TD over three playoff games this postseason for New England. Diggs averaged 88.5 yards per simulated game, but he's a good bet to score according to these projections. He had a TD catch in all but two simulated games, so his +240 odds for an anytime TD at BetMGM Sportsbook might be an intriguing wager.
Super Bowl AI Projections Q&A
Q: How did ChatGPT simulate Super Bowl 60?
A: RotoWire ran 10 simulations for Super Bowl 60 using ChatGPT, with rosters updated as of Jan. 27, 2026. Each game produced projected scores, a winner, and a calculated average margin of victory (MOV). This allowed us to compare not only who wins most often but also how decisively they win.
Q: Which team dominated the ChatGPT simulations?
A: The Seahawks were projected to win six out of 10 matchups against the Patriots. Seattle's average margin was seven points; New England's average MOV in four wins was two points.
