Seattle has the NFL's best defense in nearly 30 years. There is no way the Packers can dent it with Aaron Rodgers on one leg and playing at CenturyLink Field, where the Seahawks are 25-2 SU, 19-7-1 ATS the past three years.




The Seahawks are the hottest team in football playing their best ball with seven consecutive victories and covers. Each win has been by 10 or more points.




The Packers' defense is average at best versus the run and doesn't generate much of a pass rush. The Seahawks can beat Green Bay with Marshawn Lynch on the ground and with Russell Wilson's mobility and decision-making. Green Bay has problems with option-type quarterbacks and hasn't been good on the road. They lost 36-16 to the Seahawks, 19-7 to the Lions and 21-13 to the Bills when they played the three toughest defenses on the road. They also scored only 20 points on the road against two-win Tampa Bay, fell by 21 to the Saints in New Orleans and needed a touchdown with three seconds left to win in Miami.




Green Bay has a losing ATS road mark and averages 21 points away from home compared to averaging 39.7 points during the regulation season at Lambeau Field.