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Seahawks Are -140 Favorites Against the Chiefs and Nobody in Seattle Is Ready For It

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The Seattle Seahawks are kicking off Week 7 as -140 moneyline favorites against the Kansas City Chiefs, with the line setting us at -2.5 for the spread. This isn’t just another game, this is an October 21st matchup that Vegas sees us winning, and you know the 12s are already buzzing about it.

The Emerald City’s Week 7 Showdown

Our Hawks are heading into this Week 7 clash against the Chiefs with the oddsmakers clearly backing the home team. That -2.5 spread means they expect us to win by at least a field goal, and the -140 moneyline confirms they like our chances straight up, while the Chiefs are sitting at +120. The Over/Under for this one is set at 42.5 points, hinting at a potentially tight game, but one where Seattle is expected to come out on top. Being favored against a team like the Chiefs? You know that gets the Lumen Field faithful hyped. We’ve got to bring that energy, because these odds tell us it’s our game to lose.

Elsewhere in the NFL

While our focus is squarely on the Hawks, Week 7 across the league is starting with a Thursday tilt between the Patriots and the Bears. Beyond that, a few teams are getting some rest, with the Bills, Chargers, Commanders, and Jaguars all on bye this week. But honestly, who cares about bye weeks when our Seahawks are favored to take down the Chiefs?

This is it, folks. Week 7. Our Seahawks are favored against a big name. Get ready to cheer your hearts out, because this game against the Chiefs has all the makings of an absolute must-watch for everyone in the Emerald City.

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Originally reported by Fox Sports.

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