Munaf Manji hosted the Cast That Ticket podcast on RJ Bell’s Dream Preview ahead of Super Bowl 60, joined by Dave Essler and Sleepy J for a full betting breakdown of the matchup between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. With the line holding at Seahawks minus four and a half and the total at forty five and a half, the discussion centered on whether Seattle’s defense is overrated and whether New England’s playoff experience would matter on a neutral field. Sleepy J led off with his best bet on the over, arguing that both offenses are stronger than the defenses they face and pointing to Seattle’s schedule being filled with weak quarterbacks. He emphasized that New England’s offense was suppressed in the playoffs by extreme weather and elite defenses and should thrive in better conditions. Essler agreed the game could ultimately go over but preferred a split approach, making his best bet the first half under twenty two and a half based on both teams’ strong first half defensive numbers, while expecting second half adjustments to drive scoring. Manji sided with New England plus the points, citing Seattle’s limited exposure to elite offenses, the Patriots’ road success, and the advantage of facing top tier defenses throughout the postseason. The group largely agreed that the game would hinge on quarterback play, particularly Drake May’s ability to shed early nerves, with Essler noting that if May plays confidently the Patriots can win outright. Prop bets focused heavily on the expected defensive attention on Seattle’s top receiver, with Essler backing Christian Gonzalez over one and a half tackles and assists due to his likely role shadowing Jaxon Smith Njigba. Sleepy J highlighted first quarter props, including Cooper Kupp over five receiving yards and Drake May to have more first quarter passing yards than Sam Darnold, anticipating early aggression from both offenses. Manji’s featured prop was Cooper Kupp over thirty three and a half receiving yards, noting his reliability on big stages and the likelihood Seattle spreads targets if Smith Njigba is contained. The conversation also touched on MVP value, with all three agreeing that Drake May at plus two thirty offered a better angle than the Patriots money line if New England wins. Final score predictions favored the Patriots across the board, with Sleepy J calling for a thirty to twenty win, Essler predicting a narrow twenty four to twenty three victory, and Manji landing on twenty seven to twenty four with a late Darnold interception sealing the game.