Seattle Seahawks Season Odds: Breaking Down the 2024 Campaign

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If there’s one certainty about the 2022 Seattle Seahawks, it’s that this season will look very different than what the 12th Man has become accustomed to.

This offseason marked the end of the Russell Wilson era, as the Super Bowl-winning quarterback was traded to the Denver Broncos for a collection of players and draft picks. Now, the Seahawks will be led by either Geno Smith or Drew Lock, a stark contrast to the future Hall of Famer previously under center.

Seattle is all but certain to fight an uphill battle this fall, especially given the strength of the NFC West. That said, there are a few games worth betting on whether you’re a fan of the Seahawks or just into NFL Betting altogether.

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Week 1: Seahawks vs Broncos (MNF)

The devil works hard, but the NFL schedule makers work harder. In the perfect Monday Night Football matchup to open the year, Wilson and the Broncos will travel to Seattle to face his former team in front of the Seahawks faithful.

While it may hurt seeing Wilson in the navy and orange, the game brings up memories of Seattle’s dominant Super Bowl victory over Denver in 2014. Of course, a lot of time has passed since then, as Wilson and the Broncos will take on a Seahawks team with no players left from that dream season.

The Broncos will be favorites in Week 1; that much is certain. But the Broncos also haven’t won in Seattle since 2002, making this a fascinating game for the Seahawks to cover or even more.

Week 10: Seahawks vs Buccaneers (Germany)

One year after winning the Super Bowl, the Seahawks were thwarted by the great Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. Seven years later, they’ll see a 45-year-old Brady with a new team in a new country.

Just before its bye week, Seattle will play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany. It’s the first NFL regular-season game in Germany and the second trip to Europe in five years for the Seahawks, who have a surprisingly strong German contingent.

Neutral-field games always make for interesting bets since the home-field advantage is gone for both teams. That said, the Seahawks have proven to have a loyal following overseas, which could be enough for them to pull off an upset against Brady’s Bucs.

Week 15: Seahawks at 49ers (TNF)

Seattle’s rivalry with the San Francisco 49ers is historic and often contentious. After their Week 2 battle in the bay, the two division rivals will square off at Lumen Field for a weeknight event.

Even though this may be a difficult season for the Seahawks, the 49ers have championship aspirations. The Niners were a win away from their second Super Bowl appearance in three seasons, so a Week 15 matchup against a division rival could have major implications for their hopes of another big playoff run.

In other words, this game presents an interesting opportunity for the Seahawks to play spoiler. And with San Francisco winning just two games in Seattle since 2011, the upset potential is sky high.

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The NFL season is still a few months away, but now is a great time to begin prep for 2021. The NFL schedule is released, 2021 odds for Super Bowl winners and division winners are now up for bettors, and training camp is right around the corner.

Today we’ll take a look at the Seattle Seahawks schedule, odds, and more for the 2021 season so you can plan your bets against their NFL odds.

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Seattle Seahawks: 2020 Season Recap

Seattle started 2020 strong, with Russell Wilson leading the team to a 5-0 start. Wilson’s play at the beginning of the year elicited MVP buzz, which eventually fizzled as the Seahawks began losing a few games.

Seattle moved to a running attack halfway through the season while Wilson was stuck throwing interceptions, finishing the season 12-4.

Seattle won the NFC West but lost to the Los Angeles Rams in the Wild Card Round.

Seattle Seahawks: Odds for 2021

MyBookie has you covered for all things NFL betting. On site you can find every available bet for the Seahawks, from Week 1 odds to Super Bowl LVI odds and everything in between.

The Seahawks have the 12th-best odds to win the Super Bowl, at +2500.

Seattle has the sixth-best odds to win the NFC, at +1100.

In a tough NFC West, the Seahawks currently have the third-best odds to win the division, at +280.

Seattle Seahawks: 2021 Schedule

The Seahawks are always going to start off with a tougher schedule than most, in what is largely considered the best division in football. The Los Angeles Rams have gotten a major upgrade at the most important position with the trade for Matthew Stafford. San Francisco is just a year removed from a Super Bowl, hopefully, healthier than they were in 2019.

Then there’s Arizona, which was competitive in 2020 and should see another leap for dual-threat quarterback Kyler Murray.

Beyond playing each of those teams twice, Seattle will also play the entire NFC North and AFC South.

All things considered, too favorable divisions to draw. If Aaron Rodgers is traded from Green Bay, the Packers are suddenly not so much a threat.

The quartet of Detroit, Chicago, Jacksonville, and Houston are also four very winnable games.

For the other three games, the Seahawks have a first place schedule seeing as they finished in first in 2020. The teams will be Washington, growing strength in the NFC, New Orleans, testing out a new quarterback, and Pittsburgh, sure to regress.

Not a bad 2021 schedule.

The teams on Seattle’s schedule:

2021 Season Prediction

The schedule for Seattle isn’t too menacing, and they still have one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL in Russell Wilson.

The odds seem like strong value for Seattle given the returning weapons at receiver and a strong defense.

Consider betting on Seattle to win the NFC on MyBookie, at +1100. The schedule above should yield plenty of wins, and the Seahawks could be vying for home-field advantage come playoff time.

NFL Seattle Seahawks Calendar Analysis In 2020

When a team makes the playoffs and wins a game in the postseason, the expectation is that they will be back there again in the following season. It’s never quite that simple, though, as every team loses players in free agency and has to go out and try to fill those holes as well as they can. They also need to find a way to fix the weaknesses that prevented them from going all the way in the previous year. The Seattle Seahawks were that team last season, and while they look ready to compete in the NFC West again this coming season, you do still have to wonder if they have done enough to fix their defensive deficiencies.

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Despite winning 10 games and reaching the playoffs in what was supposed to be something of a rebuilding season, Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks aren’t getting much belief from oddsmakers that they are going to be a legitimate Super Bowl contender.

You see, Seattle has just the 14th best NFL futures odds to win the 2020 Super Bowl. 2018 non-playoff teams like Cleveland and Green Bay, actually have better odds to win Super Bowl 54 than Seattle does. No matter, Wilson and company are back and looking to improve on their surprising season from a year ago.

Let’s find out everything you need to know about the Seahawks before they ever take to the gridiron for the upcoming 2019 NFL regular season.

Seattle Seahawks 2019 NFL Season Betting Guide

Betting Statistics

ATS: 10-6 (W-L) / 9-5-2 (ATS) / 5-2-1 (Home) / 4-3-1 (Away) / 3-3-1 (Grass) / 6-2-1 (Turf)
O/U: 9-7-0 (W-L) / 5-3-0 (Home) / 4-4-0 (Away) / 4-3-0 (Grass) / 5-4-0 (Turf) / 48.4 (Total)

Not only did Seattle go an encouraging 10-6 to reach the playoffs before falling to Dallas 24-22 in the wild card round, but the Seahawks also went a solid 9-5-2 ATS while covering the spread five times at home. Seattle’s Top 10 offense helped them play over the O/U total nine times, including five times at home.

Offense

Total Yards: 353.3 / Rank 18
Passing Yards: 193.3 / Rank 27
Rushing Yards: 160 /Rank 1
Points Scored: 26.8 / Rank 8
Field Goal %: 81.5 / Rank 22

The Seahawks finished the 2018 regular season ranked 18t in total offense and a league-leading first in rushing while also ranking eighth in scoring (26.8 ppg). Despite Wilson’s fantastic numbers, Seattle finished an uninspiring 27th in passing. To address their needs on the offensive side of the ball, Seattle re-signed guard D.J. Fluker while adding veteran guard Mike Iupati and kicker Jason Myers in free agency. The Seahawks also nabbed super athletic ole Miss wide receiver D.K. Metcalf in the third round while selecting West Virginia wideout Garry Jennings Jr. and Wake Forest guard Phil Haynes, both in the fourth round.

Defense

Total Yards: 353.3 / Rank 16
Passing Yards: 240.1 / Rank 17
Rushing Yards: 113.2 /Rank 13
Points Allowed: 21.7 / Rank 11
Field Goal %: 78.8 / Rank 7

Defensively, Seattle finished 16th overall, 17th against the pass, 13th against the run and 11th in points allowed (21.7 ppg) To address their needs on the defensive side of the ball Seattle re-signed star linebacker K.J. Wright, fellow linebacker Mychal Kendricks and defensive back Akeem King while selecting TCU defensive end L.J. Collier with the 29th overall pick and Utah safety Marquise Blair in the second round. The Seahawks also signed veteran place kicker Jason Myers in free agency.

Team Leaders

Touchdowns: Tyler Lockett (10)
Rushing: Chris Carson (1151)
Passing: Russell Wilson (3448)
Receiving: Tyler Lockett (965)
Sacks: Frank Clark (13.0)
Interceptions: Bradlet McDougald (3)

Wide receiver Tyler Lockett had his best year in his fourth season to lead Seattle in touchdowns scored and receiving yards. Another young player also came up big as second-year running back Chris Carson racked up a team-high 1,151 yards and nine scores. Now, heading into his eighth season, superstar quarterback Russell Wilson played at an MVP level again by completing 65.6 percent of his passes for 3,448 yards with a stellar 35 TD passes and just seven interceptions. Veteran defensive end Frank Clark led the team in sacks while fifth-year safety Bradley McDougald has a team-high three interceptions. Unfortunately Clark is gone, but all of Seattle’s other team leaders from last season are back.

Outlook

I have no idea why so many people are sleeping on Russell Wilson and the Seahawks, but I’m not. I know Seattle has a pair of difficult division matchups against the Rams, but right now, they look quite capable of possibly sweeping Arizona and San Francisco. Seattle does have some difficult non-division matchups against teams like Pittsburgh, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Minnesota and Carolina, but the Seahawks also have what look to be a bunch of winnable games against lesser teams they look like they should beat.I like the Seahawks to definitely reach the double-digit win mark again in 2019 while challenging everyone in the NFC for conference superiority.

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The NFL regular season is almost upon us, and you’d probably want to know if the perennially powerful Seattle Seahawks can get back to being both, a legitimate Super Bowl title contender and one of the best NFL betting picks in 2016. Having that in mind, we have created an expert analysis and futures bet predictions you’re about to get on six 2016 Seattle Seahawks (10-6 SU, 8-7-1 ATS) regular season games, you’re going to have a great chance to cash in a whopping half-dozen times!

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Week 1

Miami Dolphins at Seattle (-8.5, 44.5)

Analysis: It may surprise you that Seattle has lost two straight and five of their last six meetings against Miami while failing to cover the spread in each SU loss, but I like Russell Wilson and company to beat the Fins handily in their 2016 regular season opener. The Seahawks are 3-1 SU and ATS in their last four home games while Miami lost four of its final five road games in 2015 while failing to cover the spread in each loss. More importantly, the Seahawks have a superstar at quarterback in Russell Wilson while Miami will counter with career underachiever Ryan Tannehill. Seattle is the superior team in all facets and will win this Week 1 opener by double digits.

The Pick: Seattle 31 Miami 21

Week 10

Seattle at New England Patriots (-2)

Analysis: The Seahawks have lost three of their last four meetings against New England dating back to 2004, including their heartbreaking 28-24 Super Bowl 49 loss in February of 2015. However, since Russell Wilson became Seattle’s starting quarterback in 2012, the Seahawks have split their two regular season meetings.

Seattle has gone 6-1 SU and 4-3 ATS over their last seven road games and should have plenty of motivation after their crushing Super Bowl loss against the Pats almost two years ago. I like Settle to cover by recording the upset road win.

The Pick: Seattle 31 New England 30

Week 11

Philadelphia Eagles at Seattle (-9)

Analysis: The Seahawks have beaten Philly two straight times since 2011 and four of five overall dating back to 20005. With the Birds in a bit of a rebuilding mode under first-time head coach Doug Pederson and waiting on the arrival of No. 2 overall draft pick Carson Wentz, the Eagles should be easy picking for a Seattle team with legitimate Super Bowl hopes. While Philly won three of their final four road games a yea ago, I’m going with the Seattle Seahawks to get the double-digit win as they look to gain momentum down the stretch run of the 2016 regular season.

The Pick: Seattle 30 Philadelphia 20

Week 12

Seattle (-5) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Analysis: I think the Tampa Bay hit a home run by drafting now, second-year quarterback Jameis Winston, but the Buccaneers are a young team and will have a first-time head coach in 2016 as they change directions under former offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter.

Tampa Bay lost their final two home games last season and three of five while going 2-3 ATS along the way. More importantly, Tampa Bay ranked 26th in points allowed and still have issues they need to address on the defensive side of the ball. The Bucs will fall at home in this Week 12 NFC matchup.

The Pick: Seattle 31 Tampa Bay 24

Week 14

Seattle at Green Bay Packers (-2)

Analysis: Prior to losing to the Packers 27-17 last season as a 3.5-point road dog, Seattle had won three straight against the Packers, albeit, all at home and one of them ending in a now infamous controversy. Still, I like the Seahawks to deliver a message in this Week 14 matchup that all roads to the Super Bowl, at least in the NFC, will go through them in 2016.

The Pick: Seattle 27 Green Bay 24

Week 16

Arizona Cardinals at Seattle (-3.5)

Analysis: Arizona has been one of the top Super Bowl contenders in the NFC for the last couple of seasons, but the Cardinals have the toughest time beating Seattle as proven by their humbling 36-6 home loss against the Seahawks last season.

Seattle has won three of the last four meetings and five of seven overall dating back to 2012 when Russell Wilson became the Seahawks’ starter and I like them to get the big, Week 16 home win and ATS cover as my final NFL betting picks selection.

The Pick: Seattle 31 Arizona 21