San Francisco 49ers @ Seattle Seahawks

Total: 46

SEA - 10

Gameplay Predictions

  • Nick Mullens has thrown two interceptions in each of his last two games.

  • Matt Breida has looked very sharp when he’s been healthy rushing for 100-plus yards in back-to-back games. He’s also caught three passes in both.

  • George Kittle has 486 receiving yards more than the 49ers second leading receiver. That would be Marquise Goodwin who’s not even active for this game.

  • Russell Wilson has thrown for two or more touchdowns in all but one game this season and has done it seven straight weeks.

  • Chris Carson has scored a touchdown in of the last four games he’s played in

  • Tyler Lockett has scored a touchdown in eight-of-11 weeks for the Seahawks this season.

  • David Moore had his first 100-yard game of his career last week and also caught five touchdowns over the last seven weeks.

  • The Seahawks have won two straight games and four of their last six overall.

  • The 49ers are on a two-game losing streak since their shallacking of the Raiders in Nick Mullens professional debut.

Pregame Props

1) The last non-kneeling, offensive play of the 1st Quarter is a running play (we'll leave this open until the 2:00 mark) YES 2.4 / NO 2.9

YES. With Seattle likely possessing the ball for the entirety of the quarter -- and game if we’re being honest -- it’s safe to say the last play would be a run. The Seahawks have the second most rushing attempts in all of football just slightly behind the Saints who have already played this week on Thursday Night Football.

2) Either team passes for a TD in the 1st Quarter YES 3.5 / NO 2

NO. Nick Mullens is showing us why he went undrafted and Wilson has gone back-to-back games without throwing a first quarter TD.

3) Which team passes for more total yards in the 1st Quarter? SF-4.0 SEA-1.9

SEA. Wilson is the better quarterback, he has the better weapons and Seattle are big 10-point favorites at home.

4) The first offensive play of the 1st Quarter gains 4 or more yards  YES 2.6 / NO 2.1

YES. If Seattle can get the ball first here, the offense has been firing on all cylinders recently as they’ve scored 27-plus points in three straight games.

5) SF completes consecutive passes on their opening drive YES 2.7 / NO 2.1

YES. Mullens hasn’t been fantastic over his last two games, but he maintains a relatively high completion percentage sitting at 65-percent. Expect a lot of dink and dunks here that could lead to a string of completions in a row early and often.

6) R. Wilson (SEA) rushes for a 1st down on the SEA opening drive YES 3.4 / NO 2.0

NO. Wilson has only ran the ball eight times over his last two games as he’s looking to throw more often than he is tucking it and running. Going no here