"We've reached the finale of the 2026 NFL season, where an improbable Seahawks vs Patriots Super Bowl LX matchup has everyone excited. Despite most of the media, fans, and bettors focusing on the quarterbacks, the performances, or lack thereof, for Kenneth Walker III (Seattle) and TreVeyon Henderson (New England) will play critical roles in determining this season's champion. Let's take a look at some of the rushing props for these exciting running backs."
"Kenneth Walker III was part of a two-headed running back rotation with Zach Charbonnet this year, but still racked up 1,027 yards with 5 rushing touchdowns on the season. With Charbonnet suffering a season-ending injury early in Seattle's Divisional Round game against the 49ers, KWIII went on to rush for 116 yards while finding the end zone three times. He followed that performance up by rushing for 62 yards and a TD, while adding 49 receiving yards on 4 receptions."
"Similar to his above counterpart, TreVeyon Henderson was a part of a two-headed backfield, but his performances were extremely volatile. Overall, the rookie rusher finished with just under 1,000 yards in the regular season, but did produce numerous highlight plays and four multi-touchdown games. Through the three Patriots playoff games, he's amassed just 57 total rushing yards and hasn't found the end zone yet."
An improbable Seahawks vs Patriots Super Bowl LX matchup elevates the importance of the running game. Kenneth Walker III totaled 1,027 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns while sharing a two-headed rotation with Zach Charbonnet. After Charbonnet's season-ending playoff injury, Walker produced 116 rushing yards and three touchdowns in one game, then 62 yards and a touchdown while adding 49 receiving yards on four catches. Walker is expected to be heavily involved in Seattle's gameplan, making his rushing props popular. TreVeyon Henderson finished just under 1,000 regular-season yards, showed volatile playmaking ability, and has 57 rushing yards through three playoff games while remaining a breakaway threat.
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