Seattle Seahawks
Seattle arrives as a short road favorite after winning the Super Bowl, while Washington enters 2026 with Jayden Daniels healthy but left tackle Laremy Tunsil already on injured reserve, sharpening the protection matchup.
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| Sportsbook | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| DraftKings | SEA -3.5 WAS +3.5 | SEA -185 WAS +154 | O 46.5 U 46.5 |
| BetUS | SEA -3.5 WAS +3.5 | — | O 46.5 U 46.5 |
| Caesars | SEA -3 WAS +3 | SEA -195 WAS +145 | O 46.5 U 46.5 |
Injury Report
Washington placed left tackle Laremy Tunsil and defensive tackle Jer'Zhan Newton on injured reserve on August 31, removing two major starters from the opening stretch. Seattle opens the season without Zach Charbonnet, who remains on PUP while recovering from a torn ACL. Washington also carries early-season health questions around its offensive-line depth and backfield, making protection and rushing usage important to monitor before Week 3.
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Key Matchup Edge
Seattle's clearest edge is its defensive front against a Washington line already forced to replace Laremy Tunsil. The Seahawks allowed just 17.2 points per game in 2025, while Daniels took four sacks in last season's 38-14 loss to Seattle. If Washington cannot protect on early downs, Seattle's short road-favorite price becomes easier to justify.
3 Things to Watch
- Washington protection without Laremy Tunsil
- Seattle's early running back split
- Daniels scramble rate under pressure
Betting Breakdown
Seattle enters Week 3 with the stronger recent profile and an early market price that remains manageable for favorite bettors. The Seahawks went 14-3 in the 2025 regular season, finished 15-5 ATS through the playoffs and won the Super Bowl behind a defense that allowed only 17.2 points per game. Washington went 5-12, finished 7-10 ATS and was just 2-6 at home, but a healthy Jayden Daniels gives the Commanders far more volatility than those records suggest. The key matchup is Washington's protection after Laremy Tunsil landed on injured reserve. Seattle sacked Daniels four times and held Washington to 14 points in last season's meeting, while Jaxon Smith-Njigba posted 129 receiving yards. The current spread around Seattle -3 to -3.5 reflects championship credibility without pricing this like a mismatch. Washington's upgraded receiving group can keep the game competitive, but Seattle's defensive continuity, road success and matchup against a reshuffled offensive line create the cleaner betting edge.
Seattle Betting Outlook
Seattle brings back the core of a 14-3 team that finished the 2025 postseason with a Super Bowl win and an NFL-best 15-5 ATS record. The offense still runs through Sam Darnold and Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who produced 1,793 receiving yards last season and torched Washington for 129 yards in their November meeting. The early concern is the backfield, where Zach Charbonnet remains on PUP and first-round rookie Jadarian Price is expected to share work with George Holani. Even with that uncertainty, Seattle's defense and passing-game ceiling support the road-favorite case around a field goal.
Washington Betting Outlook
Washington starts 2026 with a healthier Jayden Daniels and a deeper receiving group featuring Terry McLaurin and Stefon Diggs, giving the offense more upside than last year's 5-12 record suggests. The betting concern is protection. Laremy Tunsil is on injured reserve, forcing an early adjustment at left tackle against a Seattle defense that allowed only 17.2 points per game in 2025. Washington also finished 7-10 ATS and 2-6 at home last season. Daniels' mobility can erase some pressure and create explosive plays, but the Commanders need clean early downs and a credible run game to keep Seattle's pass rush from dictating the matchup.
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Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders FAQ
What is the current spread for Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders?
The current home spread is WAS +3.5, while the away spread is SEA -3.5.
How far has the spread moved for Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders?
The spread opened at WAS +3.5 and is now WAS +3.5.
What is the current moneyline for Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders?
The current moneyline is SEA -185 / WAS +154.
How far has the moneyline moved for Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders?
The moneyline opened at SEA -198 / WAS +164 and is now SEA -185 / WAS +154.
What is the current total for Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders?
The current total is 46.5.
How far has the total moved for Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders?
The total opened at 46.5 and is now 46.5.
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What is the biggest matchup edge for Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders?
Seattle's clearest edge is its defensive front against a Washington line already forced to replace Laremy Tunsil. The Seahawks allowed just 17.2 points per game in 2025, while Daniels took four sacks in last season's 38-14 loss to Seattle. If Washington cannot protect on early downs, Seattle's short road-favorite price becomes easier to justify.
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