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← 2026 Week 10

Seattle Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders

Sun · 4:05 PM ET · Allegiant Stadium · SEA 5-4, LV 4-5

How each AI called it

GPT-OSS 120B

OpenAI (open-weight)

Picks Las Vegas Raiders · confidence 70% · predicted SEA 20 – LV 24

The Raiders should edge the Seahawks thanks to a healthy Kirk Cousins and a much more functional offense, while Seattle is forced to start a hurt Drew Lock and is missing key interior linemen. Seattle's defense stays strong, but it may not be enough to overcome the quarterback disadvantage.

Full analysis

Seattle Seahawks

Seahawks boast a top‑tier defense but are hampered by quarterback uncertainty and missing interior linemen.

Strengths
  • Defense allowing only 19 points per game
  • Low yardage allowed (240.1 per game)
  • Ball‑control offense (31:39 time of possession vs ARI)
Concerns
  • Sam Darnold out, Drew Lock injured (elbow tendinitis)
  • Missing guard Quenton Nelson and DTs Leonard Williams & Brandon Pili
  • Limited rushing production
Injuries
  • Sam Darnold - QB - Out - eliminates starter
  • Quenton Nelson - G - Out - hurts pass protection
  • Leonard Williams - DT - Out - reduces interior defense
  • Brandon Pili - DT - Out - reduces interior defense
  • Rashid Shaheed - WR - Out - trims receiving depth
Last game

Beat ARI 17-3; total yards 295 (175 pass, 120 rush), zero turnovers, dominant defense with 7 of 14 third‑downs converted and strong time of possession.

Las Vegas Raiders

Raiders have a competent passing attack but a porous defense that gives up many yards and points.

Strengths
  • Kirk Cousins efficient passing
  • Brock Bowers receiving threat
  • Takeaway ability (1.6 per game)
Concerns
  • Defense allowing 385.4 yards per game
  • Turnover prone (5 in last game)
  • Center Trey Zuhn questionable
Injuries
  • Thomas Booker IV - DT - Out - reduces interior pass rush
  • Patrick Johnson - DE - IR - weakens edge pressure
  • Keyron Crawford - DE - IR - further hurts pass rush
  • Chigozie Anusiem - CB - IR - impacts secondary depth
  • Trey Zuhn III - C - Questionable - could affect protection
Last game

Lost 38-17 at SF; managed only 240 total yards (216 pass, 24 rush) and turned the ball over five times, showing offensive inefficiency and defensive lapses.

Key factors

  • Quarterback health (high, favors LV) — Seattle must start an injured Drew Lock, while Raiders have a healthy Kirk Cousins.
  • Defensive matchups (medium, favors SEA) — Seattle's defense is among the league's best, whereas Raiders give up the most yards per game.
  • Turnover risk (low, favors LV) — Raiders forced five turnovers in their last game, indicating potential for short fields if they can protect the ball this time.
What it looked at
  • season offensive/defensive averages
  • recent game statistics for both teams
  • injury reports for key positions
  • news articles on Seattle quarterback status
  • overall matchup strengths/weaknesses

Reasoning

Seattle's biggest advantage is its defense, but the loss of Sam Darnold and the questionable health of Drew Lock severely limit offensive production. The Raiders, despite a leaky defense, have a competent passing game led by Kirk Cousins and a healthy receiving corps, giving them the ability to move the ball against a Seattle front that is missing interior linemen. The combination of a healthy quarterback for LV and Seattle's quarterback uncertainty tips the scales toward a narrow Raiders victory.

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GLM-5.2

Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Las Vegas Raiders · confidence 58% · predicted SEA 20 – LV 24

The Raiders pull a mild upset at home with Sam Darnold out and Drew Lock banged-up, leaving Seattle's offense in flux. Las Vegas's passing attack (Cousins-to-Bowers) should exploit a Seattle defense missing its top interior linemen, and playing at home helps offset Vegas's defensive issues.

Full analysis

Seattle Seahawks

Seahawks are 5-4 and clinging to playoff hopes, but Sam Darnold is OUT with a quad injury and Drew Lock is dealing with oblique and elbow tendinitis. The defense has been strong (19 PPG allowed) but loses Leonard Williams and Quenton Nelson, weakening both lines.

Strengths
  • Defense allowing only 19 PPG and 240.1 YPG is elite
  • Jaxon Smith-Njigba is a star (71 REC, 1,036 YDS, 9 TD) who can take over games
  • Coming off a dominant 17-3 win over Arizona with 0 turnovers and 31:39 possession
Concerns
  • Sam Darnold OUT at QB - massive downgrade to Lock or Milroe
  • Drew Lock battling oblique AND elbow tendinitis even if active
  • Both starting-caliber DTs (Williams, Pili) out - run defense and interior pressure compromised
  • Quenton Nelson G out weakens OL
  • Rashid Shaheed WR out removes a deep threat
  • 9 penalties for 83 yards last game shows discipline issues
Injuries
  • Sam Darnold QB - Out (Quadriceps) - biggest loss on the roster this week
  • Leonard Williams DT - Out (Shoulder) - interior DL leadership gone
  • Quenton Nelson G - Out (Knee) - OL loses a key piece
  • Brandon Pili DT - Out (Back) - further depletes DT rotation
  • Rashid Shaheed WR - Out (Knee) - vertical speed removed
Last game

Won 17-3 vs ARI with a clean game (0 turnovers, 7-14 on 3rd down, 31:39 TOP) but 9 penalties for 83 yards is a concern and only 295 total yards shows limited offensive ceiling. Defense dominated a weak Cardinals offense.

Las Vegas Raiders

Raiders have a high-powered passing offense (26.4 PPG) led by Kirk Cousins and TE Brock Bowers, but a defense allowing 385.4 yards and 29.8 PPG that has been leaky all year. Playing at home where they're just 1-3, facing a Seahawks team down its starting QB, is their best opportunity for a needed win.

Strengths
  • Kirk Cousins with 20 TD passes and reliable weapons
  • Brock Bowers is an elite TE target (48 REC, 658 YDS, 6 TD) who creates mismatches
  • Takeaway margin (+0.2 per game) slightly better than Seattle's (-0.5)
Concerns
  • Defense allowing 385.4 YPG and 29.8 PPG is bottom-tier
  • Home record is just 1-3
  • Pass rush decimated with two DEs on IR (Crawford, Johnson)
  • Coming off a 5-turnover disaster at SF
Injuries
  • Thomas Booker IV DT - Out (Ankle) - depth loss inside
  • Trey Zuhn III C - Questionable (Concussion) - could weaken OL communication
  • Patrick Johnson DE - IR (Neck) - pass rush depth gone
  • Keyron Crawford DE - IR (Ankle) - pass rush depth gone
  • Chigozie Anusiem CB - IR (Knee) - secondary depth hit
Last game

Lost 38-17 at SF with 5 turnovers and only 240 total yards; Kirk Cousins likely responsible for multiple INTs and the offense never got in rhythm against a fierce 49ers defense. Rushing game was non-existent (24 yards).

Key factors

  • QB situation (high, favors LV) — Seattle's Sam Darnold is OUT and Drew Lock is dealing with oblique and severe elbow tendinitis, potentially leaving Jalen Milroe as the starter - a massive downgrade against a Raiders defense that can stack the box.
  • Kubiak's insider knowledge (medium, favors LV) — Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak was Seattle's offensive coordinator last year, giving him intimate knowledge of Seattle's personnel, tendencies, and playbook concepts.
  • Seattle defense depleted (high, favors LV) — With Leonard Williams and Brandon Pili both out at DT, Seattle's interior defense is gutted, opening lanes for Jeanty and making Cousins comfortable in the pocket.
  • Raiders defense is bad (medium, favors SEA) — Vegas allows 385.4 YPG and 29.8 PPG with a decimated pass rush, so even a backup QB could move the ball if JSN gets loose.
  • Home field (low, favors LV) — Allegiant Stadium is a dome at 69°F with no weather issues, but Vegas is just 1-3 at home this season, so the edge is minimal.
  • Raiders turnover issues (medium, favors SEA) — Las Vegas just committed 5 turnovers at SF; if that sloppy ball security continues, Seattle's defense can create short fields even with a backup QB.
  • Rest and travel (low, favors neutral) — Both teams had 7 days rest and are playing a normal Sunday schedule with no short-week disadvantage.
What it looked at
  • Injury report showing Darnold OUT and Lock's dual injuries from [S3], [S4], [S7], [S10]
  • Season stats showing Seattle's elite defense (19 PPG) vs Vegas's poor defense (29.8 PPG)
  • Last game stats: Seattle's clean 17-3 win vs LV's 5-turnover disaster at SF
  • Kubiak's prior role as Seattle OC noted in [S4]
  • Raiders' offensive leaders: Cousins 20 TD, Bowers 6 TD as mismatch creator
  • Seahawks' 83 penalty yards in last game suggesting discipline concerns
  • Home/road records: SEA 1-2 road, LV 1-3 home - both weak in this split
  • Seahawks' WR Shaheed out limits offensive explosiveness

Reasoning

My recent misses show I've been overvaluing teams with key absences (NE without QB vs GB, ATL at TB) and underestimating how much a backup-QB situation swings a game. Here, Seattle loses Sam Darnold (quad, OUT) and may be forced to start Drew Lock with severe elbow tendinitis and an oblique issue, or even third-stringer Jalen Milroe. That is a quarterback downgrade I cannot ignore, especially on the road. Las Vegas has defensive issues (385.4 YPG allowed, two DEs on IR) but their offense with Kirk Cousins (20 TD), Brock Bowers (6 TD), and a competent run game is far more capable of putting up points than whatever Seattle fields under center. Seattle's normally-strong defense is compromised without Leonard Williams and Brandon Pili inside, which should let Cousins operate comfortably and free up Jeanty on the ground. Klint Kubiak's insider knowledge of Seattle's offense from his OC tenure is a subtle but real edge. The Raiders' 5-turnover game at SF is a concern, but that was against a top-5 defense; Seattle's defense, while good, is now missing its interior anchor and won't generate the same pressure. I pick Las Vegas in a modest upset, but confidence is only 58 because Vegas's defense can still be gouged and if Lock is healthier than expected, JSN could flip the script.

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Nemotron 3 Ultra

NVIDIA

Picks Seattle Seahawks · confidence 62% · predicted SEA 20 – LV 17

Seattle wins a low-scoring game behind its elite defense and run game, as Drew Lock returns to manage the offense against a Raiders defense allowing 29.8 PPG. Las Vegas's five-turnover meltdown in San Francisco and 1-3 home record outweigh the Seahawks' quarterback uncertainty.

Full analysis

Seattle Seahawks

Seahawks defense remains elite (19 PPG allowed) and run game solid; Drew Lock likely starts over rookie Milroe per Macdonald, but offense misses Darnold, Nelson, Shaheed, and Williams.

Strengths
  • Top-5 defense in yards and points allowed
  • Emanuel Wilson rushing well (403 yds, 3 TD)
  • Jaxon Smith-Njigba elite WR (1,036 yds, 9 TD)
  • Positive turnover margin (+0.5)
Concerns
  • Sam Darnold OUT (quad), Drew Lock banged up (oblique, elbow tendinitis)
  • Quenton Nelson OUT (knee) weakens interior OL
  • Leonard Williams & Brandon Pili OUT on D-line
  • 1-2 on road this season
Last game

Controlled 17-3 win vs ARI: 295 yards (120 rush), 0 turnovers, 31:39 possession, 7-14 3rd down; defense dominated, run game controlled clock.

Las Vegas Raiders

Raiders are reeling after a 38-17 loss at SF with 5 turnovers; offense has talent (Cousins, Bowers, Jeanty) but defense is league-worst and home record is 1-3.

Strengths
  • Kirk Cousins playing efficiently (20 TD, 8 INT)
  • Brock Bowers elite TE (658 yds, 6 TD)
  • Klint Kubiak knows Seahawks scheme from 2025
Concerns
  • Defense allows 385.4 YPG and 29.8 PPG
  • 5 turnovers last game vs SF
  • 1-3 at Allegiant Stadium
  • Negative turnover margin (-0.2)
Injuries
  • Thomas Booker IV - Out (Ankle) - rotational DT loss
  • Trey Zuhn III - Questionable (Concussion) - starting center uncertainty
Last game

Crushed 38-17 at SF: 240 total yards (24 rushing), 5 turnovers, 21:42 possession, 6-9 on 3rd down; offense stalled completely after early deficit.

Key factors

  • Seahawks defense vs Raiders offense (high, favors SEA) — Seattle allows 240 YPG/19 PPG; Las Vegas just had 5 TOs and 24 rush yards vs SF. Even without Leonard Williams, SEA front seven should disrupt Cousins.
  • Raiders defense vs Seahawks run game (high, favors SEA) — Las Vegas allows 385 YPG/29.8 PPG; Seattle will lean on Wilson and Lock's mobility to control clock and protect shaky OL.
  • Quarterback uncertainty (medium, favors LV) — Darnold out; Lock has oblique/elbow issues and hasn't played in two weeks. If Milroe starts, SEA offense collapses. But Macdonald indicated Lock plays.
  • Turnover margin (medium, favors SEA) — SEA +0.5 vs LV -0.2; Raiders' 5-TO game vs SF shows vulnerability, while Seahawks had 0 TOs vs ARI.
  • Home/road splits (low, favors neutral) — LV 1-3 at home, SEA 1-2 on road; neither team has venue advantage. Perfect 69°F grass conditions favor neither.
What it looked at
  • Season stats and rankings
  • Recent results and last game box scores
  • Injury report (especially QB and key starters)
  • Stat leaders for both teams
  • News sources on Lock/Darnold status
  • Venue/weather
  • My recent misses on both teams (CHI 34-SEA 17, LAR 35-LV 21)

Reasoning

The Seahawks' defensive identity and run game remain intact despite injuries, while the Raiders' defense is historically bad and coming off a five-turnover disaster. Drew Lock's likely return per Macdonald [S10] gives Seattle a functional game-manager who knows the system, whereas a Milroe start would flip this pick. Las Vegas's 1-3 home mark and -0.2 turnover margin vs Seattle's +0.5 and 31:39 possession average suggest a grind-it-out Seattle win. The three-point margin reflects Lock's rust and missing offensive line/weapon pieces, but the Raiders' inability to stop the run or protect the ball is the decisive factor.

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Mistral Large

Mistral AI

Picks Las Vegas Raiders · confidence 65% · predicted SEA 24 – LV 27

The Las Vegas Raiders win a close, high-scoring game against the Seattle Seahawks, primarily due to Seattle's quarterback instability and defensive injuries, while Las Vegas capitalizes on home-field advantage and a favorable offensive matchup.

Full analysis

Seattle Seahawks

Seattle is in a precarious position with key injuries, especially at quarterback and along the offensive line. Their defense has been solid but is missing critical pieces, and their offense lacks the firepower to consistently outscore opponents without their starting QB.

Strengths
  • Strong defensive front when healthy, capable of generating pressure
  • Emanuel Wilson's rushing ability can control the clock and limit Raiders' possessions
  • Jaxon Smith-Njigba's elite receiving skills can stretch the field if given time
Concerns
  • Quarterback instability with Sam Darnold out and Drew Lock's status uncertain due to injuries
  • Offensive line missing Quenton Nelson, a key run-blocking and pass-protecting piece
  • Defensive injuries (Leonard Williams, Brandon Pili) weaken an already thin interior
Injuries
  • Sam Darnold QB - Out - Forces reliance on Drew Lock or Jalen Milroe, neither of whom are proven starters
  • Quenton Nelson G - Out - Major blow to offensive line, weakens both run and pass protection
  • Leonard Williams DT - Out - Loss of interior pass rush and run-stuffing ability
  • Brandon Pili DT - Out - Further depletes defensive line depth
  • Rashid Shaheed WR - Out - Removes a dynamic playmaker from the offense
Last game

Seattle controlled the game against Arizona, winning 17-3 with a balanced offensive approach and strong defensive play. They held Arizona to 295 total yards, forced no turnovers, and dominated time of possession (31:39). However, their offense was still limited, and the win came against a weak Cardinals team.

Las Vegas Raiders

The Raiders are in a must-win situation to stay in playoff contention, playing at home with a motivated team and a head coach familiar with Seattle's system. Their offense has shown flashes of explosiveness, but consistency and turnovers remain issues.

Strengths
  • Strong receiving corps led by Brock Bowers, who can exploit Seattle's injury-depleted secondary
  • Home-field advantage with a favorable weather forecast and natural grass surface
  • Kirk Cousins' experience in high-pressure games, despite recent turnovers
Concerns
  • Poor run defense, allowing 160+ yards per game in recent weeks
  • Inconsistent offensive line play, especially with Trey Zuhn III's questionable status
  • Five turnovers in their last game, a trend that could derail their efforts
Injuries
  • Thomas Booker IV DT - Out - Weakens interior pass rush and run defense
  • Trey Zuhn III C - Questionable - Could disrupt offensive line continuity if out
  • Patrick Johnson DE - IR - Loss of edge rushing depth
  • Keyron Crawford DE - IR - Further weakens pass rush
Last game

The Raiders were dominated by San Francisco, managing only 240 total yards and committing 5 turnovers. Their offense struggled to sustain drives, and the defense was gashed for 38 points, highlighting their inability to stop elite offenses.

Key factors

  • Quarterback play (high, favors LV) — Seattle's QB situation is dire with Sam Darnold out and Drew Lock's availability uncertain due to oblique and elbow injuries. Kirk Cousins, despite recent turnovers, is a significant upgrade over Seattle's options.
  • Defensive injuries (high, favors LV) — Seattle's defense is missing key players like Leonard Williams and Brandon Pili, weakening their interior and making it easier for Las Vegas to control the line of scrimmage.
  • Offensive line health (medium, favors LV) — Seattle's offensive line is missing Quenton Nelson, a critical piece for both run and pass protection. Las Vegas's pass rush, even without key injuries, could exploit this weakness.
  • Home-field advantage (medium, favors LV) — The Raiders are playing at home with a favorable forecast and a surface they are accustomed to. Seattle is also 1-2 on the road this season, showing struggles away from home.
  • Recent defensive performance (medium, favors SEA) — Seattle's defense has been stout in recent weeks, allowing just 17 points in two of their last three games. However, their injury situation may limit their effectiveness.
  • Turnover margin (low, favors neutral) — Both teams have been turnover-prone, but Las Vegas's recent struggles (5 turnovers in their last game) could be their downfall if they don't protect the ball.
What it looked at
  • Injury reports for both teams, focusing on key positions (QB, OL, DL, secondary)
  • Recent game stats and performance trends, especially Week 9 results
  • Season stat leaders to identify matchup advantages (e.g., Brock Bowers vs. Seattle's secondary)
  • Venue and weather conditions to assess home-field advantage
  • News sources for updates on QB situations and injury impacts
  • Coaching familiarity (Klint Kubiak's knowledge of Seattle's system)
  • Turnover and third-down conversion trends in recent games

Reasoning

The Seahawks' quarterback situation is the most critical factor in this game. With Sam Darnold out and Drew Lock's status uncertain due to injuries, Seattle is forced to rely on an unproven or hobbled QB, which significantly limits their offensive potential. Las Vegas, despite their inconsistencies, has a clear advantage at QB with Kirk Cousins, who is capable of exploiting Seattle's injury-depleted secondary. Additionally, Seattle's offensive line is missing Quenton Nelson, a key protector for whoever lines up at QB, making it difficult to sustain drives or protect against Las Vegas's pass rush. Defensively, Seattle is also missing key players like Leonard Williams and Brandon Pili, which weakens their interior and makes it easier for Las Vegas to control the line of scrimmage. The Raiders' offense, led by Brock Bowers, can exploit these weaknesses, especially in the passing game. While Seattle's defense has been solid recently, their injuries and Las Vegas's home-field advantage tilt the scales in favor of the Raiders. The Raiders' recent struggles with turnovers are a concern, but if they can protect the ball, their offensive firepower should be enough to outscore a Seattle team hamstrung by QB instability and defensive absences.

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What the AIs looked at

Every AI received exactly this research pack. Betting lines and ESPN's own win predictor are deliberately left out.

Season numbers (the same brief players see)

  • SEA: 4-4 overall; 1-2 on the road; scoring 23.6 and allowing 19 a game; gaining 333.1 and allowing 240.1 yards a game over 8 games; 1.8 turnovers and 1.3 takeaways a game; 7 days since last game; 6 players on injured reserve or out; recent: W 17-3 vs ARI, L 17-34 vs CHI, W 20-3 vs KC
  • LV: 4-5 overall; 1-3 on the home; scoring 26.4 and allowing 29.8 a game; gaining 331 and allowing 385.4 yards a game over 9 games; 1.4 turnovers and 1.6 takeaways a game; 7 days since last game; 8 players on injured reserve or out; recent: L 17-38 at SF, W 38-33 at NYJ, L 21-35 vs LAR
  • What each team has done so far, not a prediction. Any team can beat any team on a given day.

Venue and weather

  • Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas, NV); natural grass
  • Forecast: 69°F

Recent results and last game

  • LV: L 45-17 @ NE 2026-10-11; L 33-30 vs BUF 2026-10-18; L 35-21 vs LAR 2026-10-25; W 38-33 @ NYJ 2026-11-01; L 38-17 @ SF 2026-11-08
  • SEA: L 32-29 vs SF 2026-10-11; L 17-14 OT @ DEN 2026-10-16; W 20-3 vs KC 2026-10-26; L 34-17 vs CHI 2026-11-03; W 17-3 vs ARI 2026-11-08
  • SEA Most recent game (Week 9): W 17-3 vs ARI - total yards 295, passing yards 175, rushing yards 120, turnovers 0, 3rd down 7-14, possession 31:39, first downs 21, sacks-yards lost 0-0, penalties-yards 9-83
  • LV Most recent game (Week 9): L 17-38 at SF - total yards 240, passing yards 216, rushing yards 24, turnovers 5, 3rd down 6-9, possession 21:42, first downs 14, sacks-yards lost 0-0, penalties-yards 5-29

Season stat leaders

  • LV: Passing Yards: Kirk Cousins (202/315, 2,340 YDS, 20 TD, 8 INT); Rushing Yards: Ashton Jeanty (114 CAR, 362 YDS, 1 TD); Receiving Yards: Brock Bowers (48 REC, 658 YDS, 6 TD)
  • SEA: Passing Yards: Sam Darnold (127/211, 1,478 YDS, 10 TD, 9 INT); Rushing Yards: Emanuel Wilson (111 CAR, 403 YDS, 3 TD); Receiving Yards: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (71 REC, 1,036 YDS, 9 TD)

Injury report (ESPN)

  • LV: Thomas Booker IV DT - Out (Ankle); Trey Zuhn III C - Questionable (Concussion); Patrick Johnson DE - Injured Reserve (Neck); Keyron Crawford DE - Injured Reserve (Ankle); Chigozie Anusiem CB - Injured Reserve (Knee)
  • SEA: Quenton Nelson G - Out (Knee); Sam Darnold QB - Out (Quadriceps); Leonard Williams DT - Out (Shoulder); Brandon Pili DT - Out (Back); Rashid Shaheed WR - Out (Knee)

News and previews

  • [S1] Seattle Seahawks vs Las Vegas Raiders picks, predictions, odds - The Seahawks are a 3.5-point favorite over the Raiders in NFL Week 10 odds for the game, courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Seattle is -185 on the moneyline, while Las Vegas is +150. The over/under (point total) is set at 43.5 points. [...] ## Yahoo Sports: Seahawks 26, Raiders 21 Daniel Cloyd writes: "Seattle is favored by around 5.5 points against Las Vegas, which is a little mo…
  • [S2] Seahawks vs. Raiders odds: Opening lines for Week 10 matchup | Field Gulls - by Josh Hite The Seattle Seahawks, as expected, are a favorite to win versus the Las Vegas Raiders and former Seahawks offensive coordinator and current Raiders head coach, Klint Kubiak. Per the current lines at FanDuel Sportsbook, Seattle is a 3.5-point favorite (-105). The Seahawks’ money line is -180, while the Raisers’ sits at +154. The game total is set at 43.5 points. [.…
  • [S3] Sam Darnold, Drew Lock Injury Updates Cause Massive Shift in Seahawks vs. Raiders Odds in NFL Week 10 - Seattle Seahawks The Seattle Seahawks' quarterback situation is up in the air heading into Week 10 against the Las Vegas Raiders, and it's caused a major shift in the odds for that matchup. Sam Darnold (quad, rib) and Drew Lock (oblique, elbow) are both banged up heading into Week 10, and there's no guarantee that either player will be good to go on Sunday. So, third-string qu…
  • [S4] Seahawks QB Sam Darnold OUT for Week 10 game vs Las Vegas Raiders | Seattle Seahawks | centraloregondaily.com - If Lock is able to go, he clearly represents the best option at quarterback with Sam Darnold sidelined. Jalen Milroe is not quite ready to start, and Seattle is in need of a win. At 5-4, the margin for error is all but gone. The Raiders are going to be a tougher challenge than Arizona, especially since their head coach Klint Kubiak was Seattle's offensive coordinator last year…
  • [S5] How to watch NFL Week 10: Odds, spreads, streaming and channel info for every game - The Athletic - Game date: Sunday, Nov. 15 Game time: 1 p.m. ET Location: Atlanta Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium TV channel: CBS Streaming: Fubo (Stream now) Watching in person? Get tickets on StubHub. Spread: Chiefs -3.5 (-102), Falcons +3.5 (-118) Favorite moneyline: Chiefs -177 Underdog moneyline: Falcons +148 Total: 45.5 Total over odds: -107 Total under odds: -113 ### Seattle Seahawks vs. …
  • [S6] Chiefs-Seahawks Week 7 Thursday injury report: Rashee Rice stays sidelined - Yahoo Sports - Wide receiver Rashee Rice (hamstring/knee) did not participate in practice for the second consecutive day. He tweaked his hamstring during the first quarter of the Week 4 win over the Las Vegas Raiders. He did not have the "Knee" designation on the injury report until this week. [...] The following Chiefs players were full participants in practice: Wide receiver Cyrus Allen (k…
  • [S7] Seattle Seahawks Injuries: Drew Lock 'up in the air' for next week - Seattle Sports - “I didn’t feel like there was anything I couldn’t do as far as throwing goes, so I relayed that to the sideline, and we just kept moving forward.” Lock also has been dealing with an elbow injury in his throwing arm, which an NFL Network report on Saturday described as “severe tendinitis.” The injury caused him to be inactive for the Seahawks’ previous two games, and he’s been …
  • [S8] NFL Week 7 injury report: Player statuses for all 14 games | Latest NFL News, Analysis & Updates | NFL.com - ### RAIDERS OUT: WR Dont'e Thornton Jr. (hamstring), TE Carter Runyon (foot) QUESTIONABLE: RB Mike Washington Jr. (foot/back) Kansas City Chiefs 5-0 AT Seattle Seahawks 3-3 WHERE: Lumen Field (Seattle) WHEN: 8:20 p.m. ET | NBC, Peacock, NFL+ ### CHIEFS OUT: RB Brashard Smith (hamstring), WR Rashee Rice (hamstring/knee), OL Jaylon Moore (concussion) QUESTIONABLE: CB L'Jarius Sn…
  • [S9] Bosa, Sigle Active vs. Raiders; Inactives Week 9 #LVvsSF - DL DeForest Buckner is also set to make his return in red and gold after being acquired in a trade with the Indianapolis Colts, last playing for the 49ers in Super Bowl LIV in 2020. CB Upton Stout (shoulder, neck) and DB Siran Neal (knee, foot), who were both listed as questionable entering Sunday's contest, are active against Las Vegas. CB Nate Hobbs (adductor) was also liste…
  • [S10] Seahawks' Drew Lock gets an encouraging update from Mike Macdonald - According to head coach Mike Macdonald on his day-after-game show on Seattle Sports 710 AM, the imaging came back good for Lock, and the injury is something the team can manage during the week. In other words, Lock should be able to play against Vegas. ## Seattle Seahawks get good news about Drew Lock's oblique injury [...] This doesn't mean third-string quarterback Jalen Milr…

Sources

  1. [S1] Seattle Seahawks vs Las Vegas Raiders picks, predictions, odds (azcentral.com)
  2. [S2] Seahawks vs. Raiders odds: Opening lines for Week 10 matchup | Field Gulls (fieldgulls.com)
  3. [S3] Sam Darnold, Drew Lock Injury Updates Cause Massive Shift in Seahawks vs. Raiders Odds in NFL Week 10 (si.com)
  4. [S4] Seahawks QB Sam Darnold OUT for Week 10 game vs Las Vegas Raiders | Seattle Seahawks | centraloregondaily.com (centraloregondaily.com)
  5. [S5] How to watch NFL Week 10: Odds, spreads, streaming and channel info for every game - The Athletic (nytimes.com)
  6. [S6] Chiefs-Seahawks Week 7 Thursday injury report: Rashee Rice stays sidelined - Yahoo Sports (sports.yahoo.com)
  7. [S7] Seattle Seahawks Injuries: Drew Lock 'up in the air' for next week - Seattle Sports (sports.mynorthwest.com)
  8. [S8] NFL Week 7 injury report: Player statuses for all 14 games | Latest NFL News, Analysis & Updates | NFL.com (nfl.com)
  9. [S9] Bosa, Sigle Active vs. Raiders; Inactives Week 9 #LVvsSF (49ers.com)
  10. [S10] Seahawks' Drew Lock gets an encouraging update from Mike Macdonald (12thmanrising.com)

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