The Seahawks are rolling into their Week 2 showdown against the Cardinals as 3.5-point favorites, with our boys’ moneyline sitting at -210 and Arizona’s at +175. That O/U is set at 40.5, hinting at a tightly contested battle out there in the desert to kick off the early season.
Our Hawks Hit The Road With The Edge
Week 2 is here, and our Seahawks are hitting the road to face the Cardinals as 3.5-point favorites! That moneyline is looking good for the green and blue at -210, with the Cardinals at +175. The total points for this matchup are pegged at 40.5, which tells you the oddsmakers are expecting a competitive game. This early season contest is a big one for setting the right vibe, and the 12s are absolutely buzzing for the kickoff.
Week 2 Kicked Off With Some Fireworks!
The rest of the league didn’t waste any time getting into the action either. Week 2 actually got started early with the Bills taking down the Lions in a high-scoring thriller, 41-31. The Bills not only won, they covered that -4.5 spread, and the over for 54.5 total points hit hard. Talk about setting a precedent for some big-time scoring!
Looking around the league at the other matchups, there are some wild lines out there. The 49ers are massive favorites against the Dolphins, sitting at -13.5, with Miami way out there at +650 on the moneyline. The Ravens are another big favorite at -8.5 against the Saints, and the Buccaneers are also rocking an -8.5 spread when they host the Browns. You also have the Packers at -3.5 battling the Jets, the Chiefs at -6.5 versus the Colts, and the Cowboys are -4.5 at home against the Commanders. Every game counts, and these spreads show just how much teams are expected to perform right out of the gate.
Week 2 is just getting started, and the stakes are high for every team looking to establish themselves early in this NFL season. We’re keeping our eyes peeled for how these lines play out across the league. Let’s get it, Seattle!
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Originally reported by Fox Sports.
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