Commanders vs. Seahawks: NFL Week 10 Odds & Picks (2023)
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NFL Odds, Picks & Predictions: Commanders vs. Seahawks
Commanders vs. Seahawks
The Commanders have not found consistency all season, but they're hanging on as they sit just outside of the final playoff spot. Sam Howell has done well, especially given his situation. He's thrown for 300 yards in back-to-back games, but he also has a pick in three straight. It's been hard at times to deal with an offensive line that's allowed the most sacks this year. The Seahawks are tied for first in the NFC East, as the 49ers are in a bit of a rut. Last week, they played their worst game of the year, as they couldn't get a touchdown against the Ravens. They shouldn't have that problem against the Commanders, who are 31st in points allowed and 28th in total yards allowed. Seattle hasn't been much better on defense either, especially against the pass, and with how pass-heavy Washington has been, they could make this into a shootout.
Pick: Over 44.5
-John Supowitz
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