This is a tough spot for Washington. First of all, HC Ron Rivera has not produced on the road against a team playing .600 to .750 football over the second half of seasons, going 2-11 ATS and losing by 17 ppg on average. His defense is allowing over 27 ppg and Seattle has been money in Pete Carroll's 27 games against teams that allow at least 27 ppg, out-scoring those opponents by an average margin of 12 ppg. Seattle QB Geno Smith is completing over 72% of his passes, gaining 8.1 yards per pass from a clean pocket and Washington traded away their two best pass rushers right before the deadline. This should be a big bounce-back performance off the ugly loss to Baltimore. Time to buy-low.