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Seattle Seahawks 2022 NFL betting preview: Odds and predictions
Main as much as the 2022 NFL season, Submit Motion Betting will launch a playing preview for all 32 groups within the Nationwide Soccer League, overlaying the schedule, predictions, win complete over/beneath picks and prop bets for each crew. At the moment, we’ll cowl the Seattle Seahawks. Be sure you try our Atlanta Falcons preview.
Seattle Seahawks (150/1 to win Tremendous Bowl, BetMGM)
2021 Document: 7-10 (4th in NFC West)
A brand new period is starting in Seattle this season. On the heels of a disappointing 2021-22 marketing campaign, the crew traded star QB Russell Wilson to the Denver Broncos. As a part of that commerce, the Seahawks did add Drew Lock to a bunch that additionally options Geno Smith and Jacob Eason. Clearly, Seattle is banking on Lock to achieve a ceiling he was incapable of touching in Denver, only one season after Wilson registered his lowest QBR in Seattle.
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Setting that transaction apart, not quite a bit has modified with a Seattle crew that earlier than final season hadn’t posted a shedding report since 2011-12. They nonetheless return sturdy choices within the backfield and in a receiving corps that, barring a holdout, options D.Okay. Metcalf. So, though the lack of a future Corridor of Famer might depart a mark in arguably the hardest division in soccer, there’s a case for optimism, particularly contemplating Seattle has $16 million in cap area.
Seahawks offseason strikes: Draft, trades, free agent signings, harm report
- Traded QB Russell Wilson + 4th-round choose to the Denver Broncos. Acquired QB Drew Lock, TE Noah Fant, defensive lineman Shelby Harris, and 5 picks
- Drafted Mississippi State OT Charles Cross (No. 9), Minnesota OLB Boye Mafe (No. 40), Michigan State RB Kenneth Walker III (No. 41), Washington State OT Abraham Lucas (No. 72), Cincinnati CB Coby Bryant (No. 109), UTSA CB Tariq Woolen (No. 153), Ohio State DE Tyreke Smith (No. 158), Rutgers WR Bo Melton (No. 229), Lenoir-Rhyne WR Dareke Younger (No. 233)
- Signed WR Marquise Goodwin, CB Justin Coleman, LB Joel Iyiegbuniwe and CB Artie Burns, CB Elijah Jones, and T Liam Ryan
Seahawks 2022 Schedule
Week 1: vs. Denver Broncos
Week 2: at San Francisco 49ers
Week 3: vs. Atlanta Falcons
Week 4: at Detroit Lions
Week 5: at New Orleans Saints
Week 6: vs. Arizona Cardinals
Week 7: at Los Angeles Chargers
Week 8: vs. New York Giants
Week 9: at Arizona Cardinals
Week 10: at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Week 11: BYE
Week 12: vs. Las Vegas Raiders
Week 13: at Los Angeles Rams
Week 14: vs. Carolina Panthers
Week 15: vs. San Francisco 49ers
Week 16: at Kansas Metropolis Chiefs
Week 17: vs. New York Jets
Week 18: vs. Los Angeles Rams
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NFL Betting Strains: Seahawks Win Whole O/U
5.5 Wins (FanDuel)
I wish to consider the Seahawks aren’t as unhealthy as their 5.5-win complete tasks.
The actual fact stays that Seattle – Wilson apart – will return a number of key items that noticed them win seven video games final season. Operating backs Rashaad Penny and Chris Carson mixed to guide the Seahawks’ floor sport to the sixth-best dashing DVOA final season, per footballoutsiders.com.
Carson was launched and later retired, however rookie Kenneth Walker III is primed to step in and kind a robust 1-2 punch with Penny, turning Lock right into a “sport supervisor.” Nevertheless, the way in which the schedule units up, I don’t know if that’s an choice.
Of their 17 opponents, 11 ranked within the top-half defensively towards the run final season. Seven of these 11 video games come towards groups that rank sixth or higher in that very same class.
Now, they doubtless gained’t lose all seven of these video games – six come towards divisional opponents, and I count on the Seahawks can steal not less than a sport or two – however this crew’s path to over 5.5 wins will get quite a bit narrower.
Barring a whole shock, I definitely count on some regression within the passing division – Seattle ranked eighth final season in passing DVOA. And given it ranked as a bottom-half defensive crew final season, there are a number of lingering questions.
All that stated, there are winnable video games on this schedule. House video games towards the Falcons, Giants, Panthers, and Jets appear to be video games that would go the Seahawks’ means. If Seattle can win two divisional video games, that places them in place to recover from its win complete.
However, a value of -130 on the over is just too a lot to put with what many understand to be a below-average crew. I lean to the over, however can be on the lookout for a value of -110 or -115.
Seahawks O/U 5.5 Wins: The Choose
LEAN Over 5.5 Wins (Play at -115 or higher)
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Seahawks First Win of the Season: Week 3 vs. Atlanta (+200), FanDuel
There’s a little bit of betting calculus at play for me right here.
I consider the Seahawks are actually solely able to successful one in all their first two video games. That’s the opener towards the Broncos – and a returning Russell Wilson – the place Seattle is a 4.5-point underdog. Nevertheless, the expectation ought to be that Wilson – who arguably is aware of this Seattle protection higher than anybody – will exploit that information and get the win.
Then the Seahawks journey to San Francisco. The 49ers truly misplaced each video games towards Seattle final season, however with out an precise passing menace, count on a stout San Francisco run protection to restrict the Seahawks’ offense and win that sport.
That brings us to Week 3 towards the Falcons. For my part, Atlanta is a barely worse model of the Seahawks. They lack explosion on the ability positions and possess a comparatively inexperienced head coach. Additional, their run protection can actually be exploited.
In consequence, Seattle ought to have the ability to stick with its most well-liked sport plan and use home-field benefit to seize their first win of the season towards the Falcons. The +180 on Week 1 is tempting, however take the additional 20 cents and again this prop at Fanduel Sportsbook.
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Seattle U beats Washington 79-70, snaps 19-game losing streak to Huskies that spanned 48 years
SEATTLE (AP) — Matthew-Alexander Moncrieffe set career highs with 23 points and 16 rebounds, John Christofilis had two four-point plays and scored 21 and Seattle University beat Washington 79-70 on Monday night, ending a 19-game losing streak to the Huskies that spanned 48 years.
Moncrieffe sank 7 of 11 shots and 9 of 10 free throws for the Redhawks (5-8), who last beat the Huskies 82-76 in 1976. Seattle U nearly ended the skid last season before losing 100-99 in overtime. Moncrieffe notched his sixth double-double of the season. Houran Dan and Paris Dawson both scored 10.
Christofilis had a four-point play and scored six as Seattle U jumped out to a 16-3 lead with 12:24 to go in the first half. The Huskies (8-4) went scoreless over the final 2:04 and trailed 38-23 at halftime.
Moncrieffe scored seven in a 12-5 run in the first 4:30 of the second half and Seattle U pushed its lead to 22. Tyler Harris scored the first 10 points of the half for Washington and Zoom Diallo scored seven in a row later to get the Huskies within 54-45 with 9:27 left to play. Christofilis answered with another four-point play and the Redhawks maintained a double-digit lead until the final 21 seconds.
Harris scored 20 to lead Washington. Great Osobor totaled 19 points and 10 rebounds for his third double-double this season. Diallo scored 13 off the bench before fouling out.
Seattle U made 29 of 32 free throws (90.6%) while Washington was 16 for 23 (69.6%).
The Huskies lead the series 35-5 — losing twice in 22 home games.
Washington will host NJIT on Sunday. Seattle U will host Nicholls on Monday.
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Officers respond to seemingly random Seattle stabbing
Officers responded to a seemingly random stabbing in Seattle on Monday.
Seattle Police Department Detective Brian Pritchard with the public affairs department confirmed to MyNorthwest 911 received reports of a stabbing inside a business in the 3800 block of Rainier Avenue South, near the Rainier Valley Square shopping area, at 2:39 p.m.
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Pritchard said when officers arrived at the business, they found a 37-year-old man outside the store suffering from a stab wound to the chest.
Police provided medical aid until the Seattle Fire Department got there. The man was then taken to Harborview Medical Center in stable condition, with non-life-threatening injuries, according to Pritchard.
Officers then went into the store and found a 57-year-old man allegedly trying to get into a storage room where an employee had locked themselves in. Pritchard said police quickly took the suspect into custody without incident.
Witnesses told officers the suspect entered the store and appeared to be in a crisis. Then, a short time later, the victim came into the store. There was a brief non-confrontational conversation between the two before the suspect allegedly pulled a knife from his jacket and stabbed the victim in the chest.
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The victim then ran out of the store to escape the suspect and the suspect stayed inside where he was later taken into custody, reported Pritchard.
The suspect was arrested and booked into the King County Jail for investigation of assault. However, Pritchard noted this is an initial report and the investigation is ongoing.
Julia Dallas is a content editor at MyNorthwest. You can read her stories here. Follow Julia on X here and email her here.
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Mediocrity is blah, and that’s what the Seahawks are
Author’s note: This is the fifteenth installment of my weekly column, Barely Relevant.
I say, blah. Blah to all of the hey, the Seattle Seahawks kept up with a 13-2 team, and blah to all of the it’s the first year of a completely new coaching staff pretension. Fine. That’s all fine. Fine and blah. We should have beaten the Vikings. Riq Woolen should have played as promising as he looked in the preseason (and his Pro Bowl rookie year), and DK Metcalf should run the route that’s been drawn up. DK had a pretty good game (3/7 for 57 yards and 1 TD), but for some reason, offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb decided to put the game in his hands when it mattered the most. You don’t do that; all the rest of us have learned. You pass it to JSN.
DK flubbed the route… as he’s done many times before. There’s a great Maya Angelou quote that’s a little weird to insert in this context, but I’m going to do it anyway: “When someone shows you who they are, believe them….” I don’t know if it applies to football, but damn if DK Metcalf, now in his sixth season, hasn’t shown us who he is time and time again.
Some people that I was being harsh but DK Metcalf has ran some lazy routes in crucial situations this year
Ex: 49ers and Vikings game
It’s hard to build trust with your WR1 when you don’t trust where he will be https://t.co/WuQ1NksI44
— Joel Moran (@joelvmoran) December 23, 2024
I’m almost certain DK ran the wrong route. Geno has threatened other bad INTs this game but Metcalf can’t break in with no timeouts to stop the clock.
— Field Gulls (@FieldGulls) December 23, 2024
This isn’t a DK hate post. I really like the guy, but he’s not to be trusted. It’s like one of those relationships where you love someone but have become completely aware that the relationship doesn’t have a future anymore. It’s gonna hurt. It might take some time, and maybe some Fireball once they’re gone, but slip out the back, Jack. Make a new plan, Stan. No need to be coy, Roy. Just listen to me.
But our trust issues extend beyond DK. Who do you trust on the coaching staff, and does it really end at Mike Macdonald? On the offensive side of the ball, we have several first-year NFL coaches. Do they deserve a little time to grow and develop like rookie players do? Like our new head coach does?
Probably. But who cares? The Seahawks are headed for mediocrity again this year, and it all feels so blah. But why? This is the process. The Seahawks went 7-9 under Pete Carroll during his first season (2010) and made it to the playoffs. In Holmgren’s first season as head coach (1999), the Seahawks went 9-7 and made it to the playoffs. For Dennis Erickson’s first season (1995), we went 8-8, and Chuck Knox (1983) took us to 9-7. There’s been worse (Mora), but you get my point.
Mediocrity is basically the name of the game during a head coach’s first season. At least in Seattle. New coaches don’t get hired because a city has a banger team. Do we need to just trust the process?
The Seahawks appear to be headed for a 9-8 season, by my estimation, and whether or not the Rams pick up and continue to have steam determines our playoff fate. That’s right about in line with what everyone thought this season might look like in August, anyhow. But then something funny happened. We had streaks of greatness. Like starting off 3-0. But then we lost three in a row. But then we beat the 49ers on the road and swept Arizona. Jaxon Smith-Njigba became a top-five wide receiver, and on defense, Witherspoon, Leonard Williams, and Julian Love found their stride… and Tariq Woolen misplaced his.
I guess this ping-pong effect – back and forth – is precisely what mediocrity is: win three in a row, lose three in a row, win four in a row, etc. But it still sucks. And I think I know why. It’s because we’re from Seattle. Which, unfortunately, has been the land of professional sports mediocrity for much too long.
Pete Carroll spoiled us. During his tenure, he was the winningest coach in Seahawks history. The Seahawks had a winning record 11 of 14 seasons during his reign (not even including the 2010 playoff win) and our first Lombardi. But the thought of going back to what we once were? It’s too much to bear. Oh boy, were we were mediocre. Just look at how consistently mediocre we were prior to 2010, when Pete Carroll taught us what consistently winning actually looked like.
And it’s not just football. Seattle happens to be the home of the Mariners, the absolute poster children of mediocrity, who have never even participated in a World Series.
Of course, the Seattle SuperSonics won it all in 1979, but they couldn’t quite do it again. But they did return to the big game in 1996 (and once before they won the trophy [1978]). The Sonics made the playoffs a LOT. Except for their last ten years, when they were pretty darn mediocre. And then they weren’t at all anymore.
Mediocrity is a curse. One we’re undeniably and decidedly headed for again this year. There are a lot of reasons why mediocrity sucks, but the biggest one is because we’re from Seattle. And we feel mediocrity a little differently up here.
It stings right now, and I’m pissed. But this is where I have to remind myself that that’s because there were so many surprising moments this season that gave me hope. And to trust the process. This moment in time – week 16 of the 2024 season – is but a blink of an eye. An eye that could still even be watching the Seahawks (mediocre or not) in the playoffs this year. And the lemon squirt in the eye of this one is that we really could’ve won it. Our mediocre butts could have beaten a 12-2 Vikings team if only we could have cleaned up a few stupid mistakes, somehow replaced Riq Woolen AND Tre Brown, and not thrown it to DK when the game was on the line.
Our new coach, Mike Macdonald, he’s a smart guy. There’s no debating that. And smart guys know how to clean that sort of stuff up. Trust the process. This is how Mike Macdonald’s tenure was supposed to begin. As familiar as it all feels, it’s not. It’s new. But still, blah.
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