Seahawks vs. Patriots Odds & Betting Predictions - September 15, 2024

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Last season, he was under in only 4/9 games after he became a starter, but he was also seeing 7 targets per game. With a revamped receiver room, check-down merchant Brissett at QB, and a run-first offense, I only expect him to see 4-5 targets per game (had three in game 1). Running majority of his snaps from the slot, his aDOT was only 4.5 yards. And this is a really tough matchup - I project the Seahawks secondary as one of the best in the NFL. He’s going to see a lot of Devon Witherspoon, who is coming off a rookie year where receivers in his coverage were under in 8/12 full games. Woolen and the safeties also are excellent in coverage.

JSN please dont go full bozo like last week

Follow On X: https://x.com/PicksOffice Seattle’s defense has emerged as a strength under Mike Macdonald, allowing only 3.3 yards per play in their Week 1 performance against the Broncos. Ranking 6th in the NFL in total defense, the Seahawks are conceding just 231.0 yards per game, including a meager 132.0 passing yards, which puts them 4th in the league. Their ability to contain both the run and the pass is crucial against a Patriots offense that struggled significantly in Week 1, despite their victory over Cincinnati. New England could muster only 16 points and was heavily reliant on the Bengals' turnovers. This offensive inefficiency is a red flag, especially considering they faced a defense that ranked poorly in the league. The Patriots, meanwhile, possess their own defensive prowess, allowing just 10.0 points per game, ranking them 3rd in the league. They’ve given up a total of 154.0 passing yards and 70.0 rushing yards, underscoring their ability to limit big plays. Additionally, the Patriots’ offense ranks 30th in the NFL with only 120.0 passing yards and 27th in points per game, managing just 16.0 PPG thus far. These struggles, combined with a disciplined defense that has forced two turnovers and ranks 2nd in fewest plays allowed, further suggest a low-scoring environment. The Seahawks have hit the UNDER in seven of their last eight road games, showcasing a consistent pattern of low-scoring contests away from home. Similarly, the Patriots have also leaned towards the UNDER when facing NFC West opponents, cashing in seven of their last eight matchups against the division. These trends align with the current form of both teams, emphasizing the likelihood of a low-scoring affair. Both defenses have showcased their ability to stifle opponents, while the offenses have struggled to generate points. With Seattle limiting big gains through the air and on the ground, and New England continuing to face offensive inefficiencies, expect this game to stay under the total.

One of my favorite reads/listens is @wheatonbrando early moves intel. On Monday morning he pegged this game before line moves to 3.5.

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