Tennessee at Seattle

The Seattle Seahawks are often thought of as a great defensive team with a pretty good offense. I am here to challenge "pretty good." This offense came of age last season with the addition of Russell Wilson at QB. This is now an offense that over their last 16 games (equivalent of a full NFL season) has averaged 30.3 points per game! The defense is also very good, but has not been as dominating of late. It has now gone three consecutive games allowing more points than the week before. The Tennessee offense may not look like it has done very well. Buy, when you consider the fact that they have played five games, and four of the five opponents have a defense in the top 10 in the NFL in fewest yards allowed, the 23 ppg they are averaging is quite impressive. It certainly looks to me like their is significant value on the plus side of the total here. The Titans' ability to move the ball against good teams, those with a winning record, has led them to five straight OVERs when facing a winning team. Seattle is in a similar place, having gone 19-4 to the OVER in the Pete Carroll era vs. winning teams. Under Carroll, this team is 36-20 OVER overall  including 18-8 OVER at home and 16-6 OVER following a loss. Take this one to exceed this low total.