Seattle at Green Bay

Seattle's defense was again near the top of the rankings in 2016 at fifth in yards allowed (318.7 per game) and third in points allowed (18.2 per game). The Seahawks should be just as good defensively this year as they get cornerback Earl Thomas back after he went down with an injury in December. The offense is another story as Russell Wilson will again have to struggle behind a suspect offensive line and a running game that finished #25 in the league at 99.4 yards per game. Green Bay was #20 with 106.3 rushing yards per contest as the Packers relied on Aaron Rodgers to carry the offense, although he had a mediocre first half by his standards before settling down for a productive second half of the season. The Seahawks have gone UNDER in four of their last five September games and the trend should continue in this matchup as the problems on the offensive line appear to have carried over to this season with no talent upgrade. Play the UNDER.