San Francisco at Seattle

Seattle can clinch the NFC West with a win and a first-round bye with a win plus a Packers loss. The Seahawks can clinch home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs with a win and losses by the Packers and Saints. San Francisco clinches the NFC West with a win or tie. Seattle won the first meeting in a wild Monday Night game, 27-24, in overtime. The Seahawks have won nine of the last 10 meetings, and the only win by the 49ers was in OT last December. The Niners are 0-3-1 ATS their last four games versus NFC West teams, and they are 6-19-1 ATS over their last 26 games as favorites. San Francisco is 1-6-1 ATS its last eight meetings at Seattle and 3-12-1 ATS the last 16 meetings overall. The Seahawks are 33-15-3 ATS their last 51 games as underdogs and 38-18-4 ATS following an ATS loss. They do come off a loss to Arizona, but either way, the Seahawks would have had to win this game to clinch the division. Seattle signed Marshawn Lynch to help replace injuries to Chris Carson and C.J. Prosise. The Niners also are dealing with injuries on defense, and they have allowed 106 points over the last three games. However, the 49ers have stayed UNDER four of their last five after giving up at least 30 points their previous game. Meanwhile, Seattle has gotten some good news on the injury front as linebacker Mychael Kendricks returned after missing a month, and Jadeveon Clowney could also return for this game. The UNDER is 7-3 in San Francisco's last 10 games as a road favorite. Play Seattle and take the UNDER for a Max Play.