15+ Prop Bets For Cooper Kupp — Super Bowl Prop Odds, Stats, Analysis

Veteran wide receiver Cooper Kupp played a key complementary role during his first Seahawks campaign, serving as the possession option alongside downfield threats Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Rashid Shaeed. 

Top Super Bowl sportsbooks have released their player prop and Super Bowl odds, and below, we take a look at multiple ways to bet on Kupp in the Super Bowl.

Cooper Kupp Super Bowl 60 player props

How to bet on Cooper Kupp: 15+ ways to bet on Kupp

As with all the skill positions, Super Bowl prop bets for wide receivers are typically plentiful. This year is certainly no exception, and that means you can explore a wide variety of betting markets on Super Sunday for Kupp. 

If you want to get some skin in the game when it comes to Kupp, there are no shortage of ways to do so. Naturally, standard props such as receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns are available, not only on end-of-game totals, but for intra-game scenarios such as total catches in a specific quarter as well.

Additionally, longshot props on whether Kupp will finish with the most receiving yards or even be named Super Bowl MVP are also available for consideration. While not every Kupp prop available across legal sportsbooks is listed here, we take a comprehensive look at 15 of the most readily available bets you can make on the veteran pass catcher.

Receiving yards —

Kupp unsurprisingly saw a reduced role during his first Seahawks campaign after serving in a much more expansive capacity during the prime of his career with the Rams. While his 593 receiving yards over 16 regular-season games represented his lowest production in that category of any non-injury-shortened season in his distinguished career, Kupp remains a trusted secondary target that offers valuable prior Super Bowl experience.

Receiving TDs 2+ —

Kupp recorded just two receiving touchdowns in his first Seattle season while averaging less than a red-zone target per game. Position mate Jaxon Smith-Njigba often hit paydirt on downfield throws, and the team’s effective ground attack also vulturing its fair share of scoring opportunities. Nevertheless, Kupp remains a crafty route runner who knows how to get open in tight spaces, always keeping in play to find the paint.

Receptions —

Kupp averaged just 3.0 receptions per game in his first year working with Sam Darnold, leading to a relatively modest 47-catch tally overall. On the bright side, Kupp’s 67.1% catch rate was his highest figure since the 2022 season, and he drew a solid 11 targets over the Seahawks’ first two postseason games while converting nine into catches.

TD scorer —

In addition to placing a wager on whether Kupp will score a touchdown via any method, bettors can also stake a position, at elevated odds, on whether the veteran receiver will be the first or last player to cross the goal line in Sunday’s game.

Other fun bets

Beyond these relatively standard receiver prop bets, bettors will also find other innovative ways to take a stake on Kupp’s Super Bowl performance. These include betting on whether his longest catch will be over or under a certain yardage total, and whether Kupp will finish with the most receiving yards in Sunday’s game.

More ways to bet on Cooper Kupp

Additionally, bettors wishing to take a deeper dive on Kupp are in luck – there are bets available on whether Kupp will record at least one reception of a certain yardage total or more, and those wagers are typically made available on five-yard increments. Bettors also have the option of betting on Kupp’s reception or receiving yardage totals by quarter or by half.

Novelty props for Cooper Kupp

As if this plethora of wagers wasn’t enough, there are even more specialized betting markets involving Kupp for Super Bowl LX. These include:

• A bet on whether Kupp will catch a pass on Seattle’s opening drive.
• A bet on whether Kupp will be the first player on the Seahawks to record a reception.
• A bet on whether Kupp will be the first player on either side to hit certain reception or receiving yardage thresholds.