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Chiefs vs Seahawks Predictions, Picks & Best Bets for SNF (Oct 25)

Eric Rosales

By Eric Rosales in NFL News

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Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III celebrate TD
Oct 18, 2026; Kansas City, Missouri, USA; Kansas City Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III (9) celebrates with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) after scoring a touchdown during the second quarter against the Los Angeles Chargers at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Mandatory Credit: William Purnell-Imagn Images
  • The Seattle Seahawks are 2.5-point home favorites vs the 5-0 KC Chiefs on SNF
  • Kansas City is averaging 28 points per game this season
  • See below for Chiefs vs Seahawks odds, picks and predictions for SNF

The undefeated Kansas City Chiefs (5-0 SU, 3-2 ATS, 2-3 O/U) travel to face the Seattle Seahawks (3-3 SU, 1-3 ATS, 3-3 O/U) at Lumen Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:20pm ET on October 25, broadcast nationally on NBC and Peacock.

Kansas City commands first place in the AFC West and boasts a five-game winning streak. Seattle sits second in the NFC West but carries a two-game losing streak into this primetime matchup. Oddsmakers position the host Seahawks as narrow home favorites despite the contrasting team trajectories. Notable injuries influence the landscape for both rosters, particularly in the offensive backfields and under center.

Chiefs vs Seahawks Odds

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KC Chiefs vs SEA Seahawks Picks & Predictions

Spread Pick: Kansas City Chiefs +3.5 (-127 at Novig)

Kansas City offers tremendous value as a 3.5-point road underdog. The undefeated Chiefs (5–0) enter Lumen Field humming at an elite level, generating a highly efficient 28.0 points and 414.0 total yards per game while holding opponents to just 16.6 points per contest. Their passing attack produces 8.3 yards per attempt, significantly outpacing Seattle’s 7.4 mark and testing a Seahawks secondary that has surrendered 24.0 points per game over its last four outings.

Sustaining drives remains vital for covering spreads on the road. Kansas City converts a robust 41.7% of third-down attempts, while Seattle lags behind at just 32.4%. Taking the points with Kansas City is the mathematically sound play when factoring in their +5 turnover differential against Seattle’s -1 margin.

The visitors protect the football and extend drives far better than the hosts, who have failed to cover the spread in three straight games (0–3 ATS) and are just 1–3–2 ATS on the season. In contrast, Kansas City has covered in three of its last five contests, boasting an average scoring margin of +11.4 points. Grabbing the hook with +3.5 offers crucial insurance across the key number of three.

Over/Under Pick: Over 42.5 Points (-104 at Novig)

Oddsmakers set a modest total of 42.5 points. A combination of current offensive outputs (28.0 points per game for Kansas City and 24.7 for Seattle) suggests a baseline scoring expectation north of 50 points. Seattle has already seen three games sail Over this season, including high-scoring shootouts against Washington (31–33) and San Francisco (29–32), with their games averaging 45.0 combined points.

Both offenses execute efficiently inside the red zone, with Seattle converting touchdowns on 57.1% of trips and Kansas City right behind at 56.5%. Kansas City’s explosive scoring ceiling – eclipsing 30 points in three of five games this year – coupled with Seattle’s defensive vulnerabilities when trailing makes game flow conducive to points.

Expect a higher-scoring affair that clears this number. Bettors can find a “Yes” contract on Over 42.5 points trading at 51 cents at Novig, offering slightly better payout value than the standard -108 odds found at traditional sportsbooks.

Prop Pick: Emanuel Wilson 50+ Rush Yards (-104 at Kalshi)

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The injury report dictates a clear narrative for Seattle’s backfield. With running back Zach Charbonnet officially ruled out due to a knee injury, touches consolidate dramatically. Emanuel Wilson projects for a true bell-cow workload, making his rushing total of 49.5 yards an attractive target.

Wilson has cleared 50 rushing yards in four of his last five games, posting 92 yards on 21 carries in Week 2, 81 yards on 21 carries in Week 4, 61 yards on 20 carries in Week 5, and 52 yards on 14 carries in Week 6. Averaging 19.0 carries and 71.5 rushing yards over his four games with at least 10 attempts, Wilson’s guaranteed volume gives him ample opportunity to chew up clock and yardage against the Kansas City front. At -104 on Kalshi to hit 50+ rushing yards, this prop offers one of the best volume-backed floors on the slate.

Chiefs vs Seahawks Team Stats

StatisticKansas CitySeattle
Points Scored Per Game28.024.7
Points Allowed Per Game16.620.3
Total Yards Per Game414.0332.2
Total Yards Allowed Per Game306.0237.3
Passing Yards Per Game261.8244.8
Passing Yards Allowed Per Game217.2141.3
Rushing Yards Per Game159.8107.2
Yards Per Pass Attempt8.37.4
Yards Per Rush Attempt5.53.9
Giveaways Per Game0.82.0
Takeaways Per Game1.81.8

The statistics reveal an intriguing clash of strengths. Kansas City operates a balanced, efficient offense generating 414.0 total yards per game. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes catalyzes this attack, carrying a full-practice designation for a knee issue. The passing game produces 261.8 yards per contest, which will rigorously test a stout Seattle secondary that effectively locks down opponents to just 141.3 passing yards allowed per game.

Seattle relies more heavily on the passing game, logging 244.8 passing yards per game compared to a ground attack mustering only 107.2 rushing yards. With quarterback Drew Lock questionable due to an elbow injury, the passing attack faces a Kansas City defense yielding 217.2 passing yards per game.

Backfield attrition heavily alters Seattle’s rushing dynamic. Charbonnet’s absence funnels backfield duties to Wilson. While Seattle averages a sluggish 3.9 yards per carry, Wilson faces a Kansas City defense that gives up 306.0 total yards per game.

Ball security ultimately separates these squads. Kansas City gives the football away just 0.8 times per game, while Seattle struggles with 2.0 giveaways per contest. Both defenses force takeaways at an identical 1.8 rate, meaning Seattle is mathematically more prone to drive-killing mistakes against an opportunistic Kansas defense.

Eric Rosales
Eric Rosales

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Having worked in and around sports since 1997, Eric is truly a knowledgeable expert. The two-time journalism grad specializes in all things NBA and NFL. From TSN.ca to CTV's Olympic Broadcast Consortium, Eric's work has appeared in local and national publications alike.

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