Week 2 — Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals, Sunday, September 20, 2026, 4:25 p.m. ET. Lines are Monday, September 14 openers; four markets had posted for this game at capture. Check the NFL board as the rest open.
Both of these teams won in Week 1 with a clear first read in the passing game. In Seattle’s 13–10 opening-night win over New England, Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught 8 of 11 targets for 122 yards and the Seahawks’ only touchdown while Drew Lock completed 16 of 22 for 187 (Sam Darnold attempted two passes) and Jadarian Price led the rushing with 10 carries for 52. Arizona beat the Chargers 26–14 on 277 passing yards from Jacoby Brissett (27 of 37, one touchdown, no interceptions), with Trey McBride catching 9 of 13 for 95 and a score, Kendrick Bourne going 8 for 8 for 75, Tyler Allgeier running 17 times for 61 and Jeremiyah Love adding 41 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries.
What Week 1 told us
Seattle’s passing game was Smith-Njigba and then a gap: Cooper Kupp’s two catches for 35 cleared a 29.5 over the model was on, and no other Seahawk topped 35. Price’s 52 rushing yards came on 10 carries, under the model’s 12.5-attempt line. The Seahawks held New England to 178 passing yards.
Arizona threw 37 times and the overs paid: Brissett’s 217.5 passing cleared by 60, McBride’s 56.5 receiving cleared by 39, Michael Wilson’s 41.5 cleared by 15 (5 of 7, 56). Love’s combined-yardage under on 52.5 held at 50 — the rushing touchdown did not come with volume.
Players to target
A line only carries a model lean when one side’s confidence reached 60 at capture, and none of the four openers in this game carried a model score on Monday. What follows is the opener and the Week 1 evidence — no side is attributed to the model.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba — receiving yards, opened 83.5. Eleven targets and 122 yards in Week 1; nobody else in Seattle’s passing game topped 35, and the target share is the stable part of that box score. No model score on this single-book opener.
- Jacoby Brissett — rushing yards, opened 11.5. He ran for 14 last week and the under on 10.5 lost by four yards; the opener has moved up one. No model score on this single-book opener.
- Jeremiyah Love — rushing yards, opened 35.5. He had 41 on 11 carries with a touchdown, and Allgeier out-carried him 17 to 11. The number is priced for the split. No model score on this single-book opener.
The line to respect
Jacoby Brissett — passing yards, opened 221.5. Priced 55 yards under the 277 he threw for on 37 attempts against the Chargers. The number looks low on Week 1 evidence, but Seattle held New England to 178 passing yards on opening night. No model score on this single-book opener; we would want to see where it settles by Friday.
McBride’s receiving line — the market with the most Week 1 evidence in this game after Smith-Njigba’s — had not posted at capture. It is the first thing to check when it does.
Where the model held in Week 1
Pre-kickoff leans that did not flip and won:
- Jacoby Brissett over 217.5 passing yards (277) and over 34.5 attempts (37).
- Trey McBride over 56.5 receiving yards (95).
- Michael Wilson over 41.5 receiving yards (56).
- Jeremiyah Love under 52.5 rushing plus receiving yards (50).
- Cooper Kupp over 29.5 receiving yards (35).
- Jadarian Price under 12.5 rushing attempts (10).
Prediction stance
None of the four posted markets carried a model lean on Monday. Smith-Njigba’s receiving line has the clearest Week 1 receipt behind it — 8 of 11 for 122 on a team with no second option — and that is a box-score read until the model scores the number. Arizona’s receiving lines and Seattle’s quarterback markets had not posted. No spread or total was in the Monday capture.
FAQ
What time is Seahawks vs Cardinals in Week 2?
Sunday, September 20, 2026 at 4:25 p.m. ET — Seattle at Arizona.
What is the best Seahawks vs Cardinals prop?
Nothing on the Monday openers carried a model lean. Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s 83.5 receiving yards follows 8 catches on 11 targets for 122 in Week 1, but the opener carried no model score at capture.
Is Jacoby Brissett’s passing line a play after 277 yards?
Not on the opener. His 221.5 carried no model score at capture, and Seattle’s defense held New England to 178 passing yards in Week 1.
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