New Orleans at Seattle

New Orleans will try to build on its 33-22 win over Washington last week when Jameis Winston completed 15 of 30 for 279 yards and four touchdowns with one interception. Seattle still is without Russell Wilson and the Seahawks have lost four of their last five games, including an ugly 23-20 overtime loss at Pittsburgh last week. Seattle did gain 144 yards on 27 carries and Geno Smith went 23 of 32 for 209 yards and a touchdown. New Orleans though has the second-best run defense in the league, giving up 79 yards per game and Chris Carson is out with a neck injury and Alex Collins is dealing with a hip injury. However, oft-injured Rashaad Penny is expected to be activated from injured reserve and that is vital for the Seahawks as they need all the running backs they can get. The teams last met in 2019 and the Saints won 33-27 and they are 36-15 ATS their past 51 road games, 37-15 ATS overall their last 52 October games. Monday night underdogs off a road loss are absolutely horrible straight-up under the bright lights. New Orleans is fresh off a bye week and HC Sean Payton can craft gameplans with the best of them, but I'm not interested in laying more than a field goal here. Take the Saints on the moneyline as a Max Play.