New York at Seattle

Something stinks in New York and it's not just the Jets. Outside of a three-game stretch with wins over Houston, Washington and Atlanta, the Giants have looked completely lost this season. In their other games they are 0-5, losing by a combined score of 73-158! The Seattle Seahawks have not been nearly the team they were last season, but before you sell them out, the numbers are still plenty good. They played through last season with few key injuries, and this season that hasn't been the case. The good news is that the struggling Russell Wilson will have center Max Unger and left tackle Russell Okung back in the lineup. Seattle will also regain the services of defensive backs Kam Chancellor, Jeron Johnson and Jeremy Lane potentially returning, along with defensive tackle Jordan Hill. That is going to make this team stronger on both sides of the ball. The Seahawks under Pete Carroll are 15-6 ATS as a favorite of 3.5 to 9.5 points and 27-12 ATS overall at home. The Giants have now lost three cornerbacks to injury, and they already have the worst defense since week six when the schedule started to get tough, and it won't get any easier in this one. Play on Seattle.