The Seattle Seahawks visit the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday for a Week 10 matchup, with SEA -6.5 and a total of 40.5 on the supplied odds board. Looking for Seahawks vs. Raiders player props? The BettingPros NFL Prop Bet Cheat Sheet has generated +210 units and a 4.8% ROI across 4,395 picks rated 3-5 stars, with a 53.8% win rate and a five-week winning streak. Rushing-yard props lead the way at +79.7 units, followed by receptions at +52.6 units. Below are our matchup analysis, picks, same game parlay and player prop tools.
NFL Player Props, Picks & Predictions: Seahawks vs. Raiders
Seahawks vs. Raiders Game Information & Odds
- When: Sunday, November 15, 2026, 4:05 p.m. ET
- TV: CBS
- Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV
- Spread: SEA -6.5
- Total: 40.5
Matchup odds supplied via DraftKings. Analyst picks and parlay prices below reflect the source articles and may differ from the matchup odds above.
Here are Andrew Erickson's predictions for Seahawks vs. Raiders. Read all of his NFL Week 10 picks and predictions.
Seahawks vs. Raiders Preview & Picks
Erickson's pick: Props
Seattle doesn’t need to throw the ball to beat the Las Vegas Raiders. They’re one of the worst run defenses in the NFL, and Seattle has healthy RBs to take advantage.
The Seahawks’ defense is the reason they win so many road games, and it’s one of the best things Mike Macdonald has brought to the table since becoming Seattle’s HC. Outside of the Bears, they’ve given up 3 points to the Cardinals, 3 to the Chiefs, and 17 to a good Denver team. The 32 they gave up to San Francisco came in a weird game with a lot of turnovers and short fields, and it finished 32-29. The Raiders’ four wins came against Miami, the Chargers, New Orleans and the Jets to start the season, so this is not a team that has proven it can play with the big boys…let alone with a rookie QB making his first NFL start.
Las Vegas can’t run the ball at all, so it becomes one-dimensional, dropping back to throw with Fernando Mendoza, and the Seahawks’ secondary and pass rush can tee off.
Per Next Gen Stats: Rookie quarterbacks have averaged 4.5 yards per attempt against Seattle since Mike Macdonald became head coach in 2024, the fewest by any defense over that span (min. 100 rookie attempts). Rookies have averaged 6.5 yards per attempt against all other defenses over that span. Against Seattle, they have a 29.9% success rate (40.9% against all other defenses), with one touchdown pass and seven interceptions on 174 dropbacks.
The interesting angle is Mike McDonald against Klint Kubiak, whose background is the Kyle Shanahan tree. When you go back to those Shanahan-style offenses, Seattle’s defense dominates, like we just saw against Arizona. The defense alone is enough to win this game by more than a TD.
That all being said…the line is still only 6.5 points. And there’s always a chance that Kubiak might have a few wrinkles up his sleeve to attack Macdonald’s defense. And what the Raiders lose in experience with Kirk Cousins, they gain in mobility and moxie with this year’s No. 1 overall pick.
Even versus Seattle, I think the Raiders offense will have its moments. Therefore, I’d be wary of laying the points with Seattle on the road.
Bet the props.
Sharps are backing Zach Charbonnet over 14.5 rush atts at -108 (based on $1.0K in prediction market liquidity). FanDuel offers -108 (Smart Money Tool). He has 74-plus rushing yards in 3 of his last 4 regular season games. He should see plenty of work in a great matchup. Las Vegas ranks 32nd in the league in rushing yards allowed, which supports the over. The last 7 of 8 running backs to face the Raiders have gone over their rushing prop total. Charbonnet hit the over last week with 77 rushing yards on 16 carries against Arizona.
Props & Picks
Best NFL Same Game Parlay for Seahawks vs. Raiders
Here is our top NFL same game parlay for Seahawks vs. Raiders. View all of our Week 10 NFL same game parlays. Parlay odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
- Leg 1: Jaxon Smith-Njigba 90+ Receiving Yards (-119)
- Leg 2: Zach Charbonnet 60+ Rushing Yards (-147)
- Leg 3: Brock Bowers Under 59.5 Receiving Yards (-113)
Drew Lock draws another start for Seattle with Sam Darnold out again. It's not the best news for the Seahawks' passing attack, but we can still count on Jaxon Smith-Njigba to produce in this matchup. Las Vegas allows the eighth-most receiving yards per game to opposing wideouts this year. That's enough to trust Smith-Njigba to bounce back after just 51 yards last week.
Despite that down performance, Smith-Njigba should be poised to rebound against the Raiders' shaky defense. We only need 90+ yards from him for this parlay, but another 100+ yards is certainly on the table. He's done it in seven of nine games this season. Smith-Njigba also continues to be a target hog, with another 10 targets last week.
Seattle's backfield has looked very different week to week. Zach Charbonnet appears to be the first man up for carries now that he's healthy. He saw 16 carries for 77 yards last week, while Jadarian Price had only nine attempts for 24 yards. Price looks like the pass-catching back, while Charbonnet should keep getting early-down snaps.
If this trend holds, Charbonnet has a great shot at 60+ yards in this matchup. The Raiders allow a league-high 151.2 rushing yards per game on 5.0 yards per carry. The defense has struggled to stop the run all season, and Seattle's backfield can feast. Charbonnet has now posted at least 70 rushing yards in four of his last six games when he gets double-digit carries.
Meanwhile, let's fade a certain Las Vegas pass-catcher. Brock Bowers has produced all season, averaging 94 yards per game with 70+ in every contest. However, he now faces a Seattle defense that's allowing the third-fewest receiving yards per game to tight ends. Plus, Bowers has Fernando Mendoza throwing to him now with Kirk Cousins gone. We should lower our expectations, especially in this matchup.
Parlay Odds: +440
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