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Saland Seattle hasn't allowed a rushing touchdown from a quarterback this season, but that's not to say that quarterbacks haven't had success running the ball against them. Drake, maybe 47 yards rushing. Justin Herbert, remember when he was in the league, he had 40 yards rushing against Denver. There are some holes or against Seattle.

SalThere are some holes there that Nixon, his legs can potentially expose in the red zone. I think the number's pretty good. He has one touchdown run this year, scored against the Rams, but five and 17 games last year. So the plus 470 number checks out kind of overall. So I'm going to go Bo Nix plus 470 anytime touchdown.

SalUh, the bundle, you love, love, love this guy here.

DabbundoA.J. Barner over two and a half receptions. The, the, the big weakness, it's minus one 30 biggest weakness of the Denver defense tonight is generally on the outside, but consistently, uh, it's covering the middle of the field. Their linebackers in coverage have consistently over the last two years graded out amongst the league's worst in terms of separation allowed.

DabbundoAnd I think that opens up an opportunity for Seattle to go into some heavier sets here and try to keep Denver in their base defense and not put extra DBs on the field.

DabbundoTake advantage of those linebackers. We have seen Seattle's offense not be quite the same as Kubiak last year, and they've had issues, especially on third down.

DabbundoSo their overall average distance on third down is roughly the same as it was last year, but their success rate on those plays has gone way down. And I think that they're going to have new wrinkles that maybe hopefully include AJ Barner tonight, uh, to try to, uh, keep the chains moving and keep the offense flowing.

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