Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers Picks & Betting Tips
Russell Wilson has never lost three straight. He can prevent that from happening on Sunday.
San Francisco are being ravaged by injuries, especially in their secondary and that is what Wilson will target.
Wilson can link up with DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett for some big plays as the Seahawks win.
- Seattle Seahawks swept San Francisco 49ers last season
- Seattle Seahawks have won 6 of their last 7 at San Francisco 49ers
- Seattle Seahawks are 15-5 ATS in the last 20 meetings
- San Francisco 49ers are dealing with a bunch of injuries
Head To Head
- Seattle Seahawks lead the all-time series 28-17
- Seattle Seahawks beat San Francisco 49ers twice last season
Seattle Seahawks Form
Seattle are trying to avoid a third consecutive defeat this weekend.
The Seahawks opened with a 28-16 win over Indianapolis but it has been all downhill since then.
They blew a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter as they lost at home to Tennessee in overtime, 33-30.
That was followed up by a 30-17 defeat at Minnesota that saw them fail to score a single point in the last 41 minutes of the game.
Despite Seattle’s underwhelming 1-2 record QB Russell Wilson has started the season in good form.
Wilson has gone 63/86 for 895 yards, seven touchdowns and no interceptions.
Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf have been his favorite targets. Lockett has 309 yards and three scores off 16 catches, while Metcalf has turned 16 receptions into 220 yards and two scores.
In the backfield Chris Carson has 230 yards from scrimmage and three rushing touchdowns.
Defensively they have struggled. The Seahawks are giving up a league-worst 440.3 yards per game and rank #31 in total yards allowed.
In terms of points they are #21 in points allowed per game (26.3) and total points allowed (79).
Seattle Seahawks Injury Report
- WR Tyler Lockett (hip) - Questionable
- WR D'Wayne Eskridge (concussion) - Doubtful
- LB Benson Mayowa (neck) - Questionable
- RB Rashaad Penny (calf) - Out
- DE Alton Robinson (knee) - Questionable
- T Brandon Shell (ankle) - Out
San Francisco 49ers Form
San Francisco are looking to bounce back from losing their home opener in heart-breaking fashion.
The 49ers opened their season with a 41-33 win in Detroit that saw them dominate for 58 minutes before getting a little too careless in garbage time.
A 17-11 win over Philadelphia followed, but their perfect start came to an end with a 30-28 loss to Green Bay.
A Kyle Juszczyk touchdown reception with 37 seconds to go looked to have won it for the Niners, but the Packers marched into field goal range and Mason Crosby hit a 51-yarder as time expired.
Jimmy Garoppolo remains the starting QB ahead of rookie Trey Lance. He is 64/95 for four touchdowns and a pick.
Elijah Mitchell leads the team in rushing (146 yards, one TD), but he is dealing with an injury.
The biggest weapon the Niners have is WR Deebo Samuel. He already has 334 yards and a TD through three games.
TE George Kittle has caught 15 of his 18 targets for 187 yards but he is yet to find the endzone.
The defense is average in most statistical departments as they struggle with life post-Robert Saleh.
San Francisco 49ers Injury Report
- CB Josh Norman (chest) - Doubtful
- CB K'Waun Williams (calf) - Out
- RB Eli Mitchell (shoulder) - Questionable
- DT Javon Kinlaw (knee) - Questionable
- TE George Kittle (calf) - Questionable
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