Patriots vs. Seahawks Super Bowl 2026 Total Receiving Yards Prop Bet: Mack Hollins, Rashid Shaheed, Kayshon Boutte, Kenneth Walker III

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

7 February, 2026

Mack Hollins was coming in with an over/under total receiving yards of 24.5.

Hollins caught 2-of-2 targets for 51 yards in the Patriots Conference Championship win over the Broncos.

Rashid Shaheed total receiving yards over/under comes in at 21.5.

Shaheed caught 1-of-3 targets for 51 yards in Seattle’s NFC Championship win over the Rams.

Kayshon Boutte receiving yards total is listed at 31.5.

Boutte caught 1-of-6 targets for six yards in the Patriots’ Conference Championship win over the Broncos.

Total Receiving Yards Prop Bet Super Bowl 2026

Jaxon Smith-Njigba
O 93.5-110
U 93.5-110
Stefon Diggs
O 44.5-110
U 44.5-110
Cooper Kupp
O 32.5-110
U 32.5-110
Hunter Henry
O 38.5-110
U 38.5-110
AJ Barner
O 24.5-110
U 24.5-110
Mack Hollins
O 24.5-110
U 24.5-110
Rashid Shaheed
O 21.5-110
U 21.5-110
Kayshon Boutte
O 31.5-110
U 31.5-110
Kenneth Walker III
O 21.5-110
U 21.5-110

Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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