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Take #452 Seahawks Over Patriots

We have a Super Bowl rematch here, and you would think with the 12th man up there in Seattle, that the Seahawks play very well at home, but they are actually only 14-11 at home the past three years. They did keep New England in check with their pass rush in the Super Bowl, but the Patriots did go out and get AJ Brown from the Eagles so Drake Maye has a legit #1 receiver this year, but they will have to neutralize Seattle's front 7 if they want to have any hope in this game.

The Patriots had a very easy strength of schedule last year, and obviously now after being in the Super Bowl, their schedule is much more difficult. You can say they got lucky with the snow game in Denver, where it was very difficult conditions and tough for both teams to move the ball.

Remember, Klint Kubiak, the Seattle offense coordinator last year, left to go coach the Vegas Raiders, but they hired Brian Fleury from the 49ers to come in and lead the offense and he has a Kyle Shannahan type system so the Seahawks should be formidable this year even with the exit of Kenneth Walker to the Chiefs. Remember, Seattle drafted Jadarian Price out of Notre Dame who played behind Jeremiyah Love, and he had 280 total college carries so he has plenty of tread on the tires.

Seattle has a Top-5 NFL defense still, and we like them to come out and show why they are still arguably the best team in the NFL. Sam Darnold didn't have a great Super Bowl performance, leaning heavily on Kenneth Walker and a lights-out defense.He did pass for 4,048 yards and 25 touchdowns, but he's been working hard this offseason and has said he wants to continue to get better.

We will lay it here with the Seahawks, as we think they come out and show up for the opener.

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Take #476 Commanders vs Eagles Under

Both teams are entering the season with new offensive coordinators and new offensive systems, which is a big reason I expect this game to start slower than the market initially anticipated. Philadelphia is installing Sean Mannion’s motion-heavy, wide-zone offense with more under-center looks, play-action and timing throws, while Washington is also breaking in a new offensive coordinator.

That matters in Week 1. New terminology, timing and protection adjustments can lead to conservative play-calling early, particularly when facing quality defenses.

Philadelphia's Defense Is the Key

The Eagles still have the personnel to make life difficult for Jayden Daniels. Jalen Carter just received a massive extension, and Philadelphia's defensive front remains one of the strengths of this roster. The Eagles' depth chart also shows a strong defensive group anchored by Carter, Jordan Davis, Quinyon Mitchell and Riq Woolen.

Washington's offensive line is also a concern. The Commanders enter the matchup without starting left tackle Laremy Tunsil, while the Eagles should have an opportunity to pressure Daniels and make Washington work for every possession.

Washington's Defense Could Be Much Better This is the other side of the handicap.

Washington invested heavily in its defense, added first-round pick Sonny Styles at No. 7 overall, and is introducing Daronte Jones' new defensive system. The unit is expected to be more aggressive and disguise coverages, even though there are obviously questions about how quickly everything comes together.

And Philadelphia has its own offensive adjustment period. Hurts is working with his fifth offensive coordinator in five seasons, and the Eagles are replacing A.J. Brown while asking Dontayvion Wicks to take on a much larger role. That's a lot of moving parts for an offense being asked to operate differently.

The Line Movement Is Interesting. The total opened at 47.5 and has dropped to 44.5. That's meaningful market movement toward the defensive side.

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