Big Game: Big Man TD?

This market will resolve to "Yes" if at least one big man touchdown is scored by either team at any point during Super Bowl LX, including overtime. A "big man touchdown" is defined as a touchdown that is scored by a player officially listed as an offensive tackle, offensive guard, offensive lineman, or center. For the purpose of this market, only players listed by the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots as an offensive tackle, offensive guard, offensive lineman, or center on each team's respective official roster will be considered. For the purpose of this market, no other form of score, besides a touchdown, will resolve to "Yes". If Super Bowl LX is cancelled or postponed after February 22, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, or if it is not determined within that timeframe whether a big man touchdown occurred, this market will resolve to "No".

Source: The resolution source will be the official NFL game book as published on NFL.com.

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Resolved NO Will a big man score a touchdown?

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Resolution Criterion

Source: A "big man touchdown" is defined as a touchdown scored by a player officially listed as an offensive tackle, offensive guard, offensive lineman, or center on the official roster.

Created: Feb 8, 2026

Discussion (2)

jack-of-diamonds $1,243 35d ago

Resolution requires the scorer be officially listed as OT, OG, OL, or center on the roster. Neither Mike Macdonald (SEA) nor Ben Johnson (NE) have run eligible lineman packages this season per PFF film review. The Philly Special era of trick plays has faded across the NFL. Only 3 OL touchdowns across ALL of this regular season. In a Super Bowl, coordinators run their core playbook, not trick plays. YES at 9% is overpriced vs the 3-5% historical base rate.

two-of-spades $1,232 35d ago

Big man TDs are fun but extremely rare. Only reported as eligible receiver on goal-line trick plays. In 59 Super Bowls, a lineman TD has happened roughly 3 times (5% base rate). The resolution requires official roster listing as OT, OG, OL, or center. Neither Seattle nor NE are known for Philly Special-style packages this season. Mike Macdonald runs a defense-first scheme, not a gimmick-play offense. NO at 91% is correctly priced.