Los Angeles Rams vs Seattle Seahawks

Seattle looks to avenge a 30-13 loss to the Rams in the season's opening week and the game went UNDER for the seventh time in the past nine meetings. Pete Carroll is working his magic again as the Seahawks have a 6-3 record and defeating the teams they should beat such as Sunday's 29-26 victory over Washington. Jason Myers coverted his fifth field goal of the day as time expired and Seattle pulled out another win and Geno Smith finished with 369 yards passing and two TDs for the Seahawks. Los Angeles has not fared well since that Week 1 win as the Rams have lost six of eight since, including the past three and not covering the spread in any of them. The Rams are 6-3 UNDER this season and stayed UNDER by 15 points in their ugly 20-3 loss at Green Bay two weeks ago. Seattle has gone UNDER four of six and four straight after allowing fewer than 90 yards rushing its previous game. Los Angeles is 1-7-1 ATS its past nine November games. Take the Seahawks and the UNDER as a Max Play.

Los Angeles is 8-1 ATS the past nine meetings with Seattle, including the last five and the Seahawks had to go into overtime to put away the Rams and gain a playoff spot in last year's final regular season game. The Rams have a new offensive coordinator in Mike LaFleur and still have stalwarts Matthew Stafford, Cooper Kupp and Aaron Donald. The Seahawks were money burners the second half of the season with a 1-8 ATS record their last nine games, including two ATS losses against the Rams. Seattle's defense isn't as dominating as its past teams and it is questionable if Geno Smith can duplicate his unexpected great season as he won the NFL Comeback Player of the Year. The Rams have covered four of their past five Week 1 games and the Seahawks are 0-6 ATS their past six versus NFC opponents and 0-4 ATS their past four overall as favorites. Also, Seattle is 0-4 ATS as a favorite of 3.5-10.0 points. Stafford is back to full health for now and always gives his team a chance. Take the Rams as a Max Play.

QB Baker Mayfield has been decent for the Rams with 4 TDs and only one pick. The defense, though, has struggled, especially on the road allowing 27, 26, 24, and 31 in its last four road games. The defense ranks 24th on the season on third down (42.13%). Los Angeles is 32-17 OVER the total on the road as an underdog of 3.5 to 7 points. Seattle QB Geno Smith (29 TDs, 9 INTs) has been one of the biggest surprises of the season. The defense, though, has been shaky ranked 26th in yards allowed, third-worst versus the run (150.5 yards per game allowed), and 28th on third down (43.19%). The Seahawks are 27-16 OVER the total as home chalk 7 points or fewer, plus 45-31 OVER after a home victory. Take Los Angeles/Seattle OVER the total.

Seattle got off to a 6-3 start this season, but the Seahawks appear to be overrated after losing to Tampa Bay and Las Vegas and the way they lost to the Raiders is very telling. The Raiders gave the Seahawks several chances after falling behind 7-0 as Derek Carr threw two interceptions and Las Vegas failed to convert on fourth and two from Seattle's 48-yard line in the fourth quarter. Also, Daniel Carlson missed a field goal in overtime and still the Seahawks couldn't capitalize and lost 40-34. Josh Jacobs ran wild for the Raiders racking up 303 yards from scrimmage and the Seahawks managed only 65 rushing yards themselves. All of which gives Los Angeles a chance this week as the Rams try to snap a five-game skid and Bryce Perkins likely will get the start again after he went 13 of 23 for 100 yards and a touchdown with an interception against Kansas City. Matthew Stafford still is dealing with a concussion and a neck injury. Los Angeles has gone UNDER six of its last nine games and five of the last six meetings have stayed UNDER. Seattle is 8-2 UNDER after scoring at least 30 points its previous game and the Rams are 17-7 UNDER their past 24 home games and 10-3 UNDER overall after losing by 14 or more points. Take the Rams and the UNDER.