Our defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks are rolling into ‘Sunday Night Football’ riding a two-game losing streak, and tonight they are staring down the barrel of the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs. This is a gut check, 12s, right here at Lumen Field.
Losing Streak at Home? Not On Our Watch
Talk about high stakes. Our guys dropped a tough 17-14 decision at Denver on October 15, and before that, the Chiefs just downed the Los Angeles Chargers 22-6. So yeah, we are 3-3 and second in the NFC West, but let’s remember: we are 2-1 against AFC opponents in 2026. The Chiefs, who are currently 5-0 and one of only three unbeaten teams in the league, are actually facing an NFC foe for the first time all season. While the all-time series leans Kansas City’s way 34-19 and they took the last meeting 24-10 back in 2022, that’s history. This is *now*.
The Experts Are Betting on Our Hawks
Now, here is something wild: the latest Chiefs vs. Seahawks odds have us as 3-point favorites. How about that for some respect! The over/under for total points is set at 42.5. If you are into the money line, Seattle is at -148, meaning you risk $148 to win $100. Kansas City is priced at +124, so you risk $100 to win $124. SportsLine’s Emory Hunt, a guru who played running back at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette and coached high school ball, has been absolutely money on Seahawks picks lately. He is 28-16-1 on his last 45 NFL picks involving our Seahawks, which returned $1,035 to $100 players. Hunt is leaning heavily on the Under 42.5 combined points for this one. Why? The Under hit in that 2022 matchup, and it has hit in eight of the last ten Kansas City games. The man knows his stuff.
Kickoff is at 8:20 p.m. ET tonight, right here from Lumen Field in Seattle. This is more than just another game. This is our chance to stop this losing streak dead in its tracks, protect our house, and show the entire league why we are the defending Super Bowl champions. Let’s make some noise, 12s. Let’s show the Chiefs what Seattle football is all about!
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Originally reported by CBS Sports.
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