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Take Arizona (#481)

The Daily Double video below offers my take for Vikings - Bucs and 49ers - Cardinals on Sunday. Here’s a brief write-up of San Fran - Arizona.

The 49ers are coming off a blowout win in Australia followed by a blowout win after returning home against a pretty putrid Dolphins team.  I’m not convinced San Francisco is going to make it three blowouts in a row when Arizona comes to town on Sunday; a natural flat spot on their schedule.  The 49ers are dealing with cluster injuries at wide receiver — this is a ‘survive and advance’ kind of game.  And it’s surely worth noting that all four teams that lost by 20+ in Week 1 won and coversed the spread in Week 2. Arizona lost by 24 to Seattle last week, primed for a bounceback showing here.  Take the Cardinals

Basic stats ahead of this week's game: Rams average 17.5 points per game (22nd in the NFL) & allow 16.5 points per game (8th in the NFL). Broncos average 15.0 points per game (26th in the NFL) & allow 22.0 points per game (13th in the NFL).

Pick: This is a potential Super Bowl matchup with two of the best teams going at it on Sunday night. Everyone is expecting the Rams to take this game after a bounce-back last week but the Broncos defeated a top team in the league last week and are getting 2.5 points at home. Expect them to not only cover but win this game to move to 2-1 on the season.

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As of posting this release, I see -8.0. Anything under double-digits here as a gift.

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San Francisco has dominated their division rival, taking six of the last eight meetings SU, going 5-3 ATS during that span. They are looking strong so far this season sporting a 2-0 record both SU/ATS as their offense ranks in the top-10 in just about every major category, including the one that means the most, scoring where they average over 31.0 PPG. By the way, very uncharacteristic for teams at the start of a season, they’ve also only turned the ball over once. Meanwhile, the Arizona Cardinals look to be a trainwreck. Yes, they did open up their season on the road with a big surprise victory over the Los Angeles Chargers as nearly a double-digit underdog. But last week came back down to Earth as they got shellacked at home by the Seattle Seahawks, 31-7. This team has a lot of problems, my friends. Scoring is certainly one of them. If you like numbers, you’ll love these: Arizona is 1-10 SU in their last 11 divisional games and 1-9 ATS as divisional underdogs of seven or more points. They were also winless against the NFC West last season (0-6). With Jacoby Brissett at the helm, I doubt very much they’re going to be able to move the chains at all here. The 49ers defense looks solid and remember, they have the luxury of something they haven’t had in the past, some of their biggest names are healthy. San Francisco is a well-coached, smart team. Although they have Denver up next followed by a road game at Seattle, I doubt very much they’re going to be in a look ahead mode here. They know these division victories mean a lot. This is their final chance to find tune their team on both side sides of the line of scrimmage before their schedule gets more difficult. Take the San Francisco 49ers. Thank you.

(461) Seattle Seahawks at (462) Washington Commanders: Spread

4% Seattle Seahawks -7.0 (-115)

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My clients received Seattle -6.5 earlier in the week because I released this play early before the market reached the key number of 7. I still like the play at -7.

Here is my full video breakdown and analysis on YouTube:

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Seattle continues to look like one of the best teams in football. The Seahawks are 2-0, coming off a dominant 31-7 road win at Arizona, and have now won 12 straight games dating back to last season, including the playoffs.

One of my favorite angles here is just how good Seattle has been away from home. Since Mike Macdonald took over in 2024, Seattle is an incredible 16-2 straight up in regular-season road games. They are 9-1 in their last 10 road games, and seven of those wins came by at least seven points.

Seattle was also 8-1 straight up and 8-1 ATS on the road last regular season. So while this is their second straight road game and an early East Coast kickoff, this is not a team I’m looking to downgrade heavily because of travel.

Last week’s road game also wasn’t some exhausting four-quarter battle. Seattle controlled Arizona from start to finish in a 31-7 win.

We don’t have to go very far back to see this exact matchup in this exact stadium either. Seattle went into Washington last November and destroyed the Commanders 38-14, outgaining them 418-290.

Washington enters this game 0-2 and will turn the offense over to Marcus Mariota with Jayden Daniels out. Washington went just 2-6 straight up in Mariota’s eight starts last season.

The offensive line is another major concern. Laremy Tunsil is already on IR, and Sam Cosmi is in concussion protocol. With Tunsil unavailable, Cosmi is arguably Washington’s top remaining offensive lineman and best interior blocker.

That is a brutal setup against a Seattle defense that has allowed only 17 total points through its first two games.

Washington’s defense hasn’t inspired much confidence either after allowing 37 points to Dallas, and Seattle should have opportunities both on the ground and through the air.

We have a Seattle team that has been dominant on the road under Macdonald, a defense playing at an elite level, and a Washington team sitting at 0-2, going to its backup quarterback and dealing with significant offensive-line injuries.

My clients got the best of the number at -6.5 by getting in early. For the free play, I’m still backing Seattle -7 (-115).

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Seahawks -7

Seattle’s defense is the difference for me here. The Seahawks have allowed just 17 points through two games, and now they draw Marcus Mariota with Jayden Daniels sidelined. That’s a tough assignment against a Seattle front that should control the line of scrimmage. Drew Lock has also done exactly what you want from a backup, including three TD passes last week, while Jaxon Smith-Njigba remains a matchup problem. Seattle has won 15 of its last 16 road games, so traveling east doesn’t scare me much. Washington has too many problems to solve against one of the league’s best defenses. Lay the touchdown. Locking this in early. Ray’s daily FREE plays are meant to be smaller bankroll plays. Money management is everything in this game, and these freebies are designed to keep you moving in the right direction. Today's FREE selection is a strong lean on the SEAHAWKS ATS. The number makes sense, the spot is right, and it’s a play worth taking. You know what to do. Good luck — Razor Ray.

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