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The Seahawks are favored by 6.5 points, projected to have a 50.5% pass rate and expected to run only 119.2 offensive plays in the game, which is the lowest among all games this week.
The Commanders will start backup QB Marcus Mariota, making them 6.5-point underdogs against a Seahawks defense that has allowed the 4th-most pass attempts in the league since last season.
The Commanders are projected to have a 45.6% run rate this week, ranking them as the 8th-most run-oriented team, while Seattle's defensive tackles are the 8th-worst in run defense since last season.
The Commanders are projected to have a 45.5% run rate this week, ranking as the 8th-most run-oriented team, while Seattle's defensive tackles are ranked as the 8th-worst in run defense since the start of last season.
The Commanders will start backup QB Marcus Mariota, making them 6.5-point underdogs, while Stefon Diggs is projected to receive 6.2 targets and ranks in the 76th percentile among WRs with a 21.5% Target%.
The Commanders will start backup QB Marcus Mariota, are 6.5-point underdogs, and face a Seahawks defense that prompts the fourth-most pass attempts in the league, with Stefon Diggs projected for 6.2 targets and a 21.5% Target%, ranking in the 83rd percentile among WRs.
The Seahawks are favored by 6.5 points and projected to have a 50.5% pass rate, indicating a focus on rushing in a game expected to see only 119.2 offensive plays, the lowest among all games this week.
The Seahawks will start backup quarterback Drew Lock, leading to fewer pass attempts, while the Commanders defense has allowed the 9th-most receiving touchdowns to RBs and ranks as the 4th worst in defending pass-catchers since last season.
The Commanders will start backup QB Marcus Mariota, are 6.5-point underdogs, and face a Seahawks defense that allows the 4th-most pass attempts, while Stefon Diggs is projected for 6.3 targets, maintaining a 21.5% Target%.
The Seahawks will start backup quarterback Drew Lock, leading to fewer pass attempts, while the Commanders defense has allowed the second-most adjusted receiving yards per game (70.0) to tight ends and the most adjusted yards-per-target (10.54) in the league since last season, with their safeties ranking as the fourth-worst in defending pass-catchers.
Emanuel Wilson, who had a significant number of red-zone carries last week, could excel in a positive-game-script scenario with the Seahawks focusing on running the ball, especially since Jadarian Price is dealing with a chest injury.
The Commanders are projected to have a 45.6% run rate, ranking them 8th in run-oriented teams this week, while Seattle's defensive tackles are ranked as the 8th-worst in run defense since last season.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba is poised to perform well against a struggling Commanders secondary that heavily utilizes zone coverage, with projections suggesting over 90 receiving yards.
In Week 2, Seattle had 40 rushing attempts, with Emanuel Wilson receiving the majority of work with 21 carries while Jadarian Price was sidelined due to a chest injury.
Smith-Njigba has achieved 277 receiving yards and four touchdowns in two games, surpassing the O/U number in 13 of 17 regular season games last season.
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