Every game in order, Week 1 first. Opp. rank = where I had the opponent in my power rankings in effect at kickoff. Recaps are mine, word for word.
W 13-10
Line -3
ATS: Push (0)
SEAHAWKS 13, Patriots 10 (SEA -3). Sam Darnold got hurt on the opening drive, and the Seahawks couldn't do anything offensively until the second half when the Patriots fell asleep at a late hour. A.J. Brown got hurt, while Drake Maye and Romeo Doubs made numerous mistakes.
W 31-7
Line -4
ATS: Covered (+20)
Seahawks 31, CARDINALS 7 (ARZ +4). The Seahawks hit a big play to Jaxon Smith-Njigba to start the game, and then the Cardinals tied. Arizona could do nothing in the second half due to immense Seattle pressure, and Drew Lock once again hit Smith-Njigba twice more for touchdowns. 381-151 SEA, 5.7-3.2 SEA
L 31-33
Line -7.5
ATS: Did not cover (-9.5)
REDSKINS 33, Seahawks 31 (WAS +7.5). The Seahawks gave the Redskins two free scores with a Jadarian Price fumble and a Sam Darnold pick-six. The Seahawks constantly trailed, with Darnold getting a bunch of yardage in garbage time. The Seahawks had a chance at the end, but couldn't get off the field. 437-258 SEA, 6.8-4.0 SEA
W 30-23
Line -7
ATS: Push (0)
SEAHAWKS 30, Chargers 23 (SEA -7). The Seahawks led 30-13, with Justin Herbert doing nothing the whole game before a back-door push where the Chargers were able to get scores on ridiculous plays. 301-286 LAC, 4.9-4.4 SEA
L 29-32
Line -3
ATS: Did not cover (-6)
49ers 32, SEAHAWKS 29 (SEA -3). The Seahawks committed a number of mistakes throughout the game, giving the 49ers plenty of scoring opportunities. Mike Evans took advantage with a dominant performance. The Seahawks still had a chance to win, but Jaxon Smith-Njigba dropped a pass in field goal range. 269-251 SF, 4.8-4.2 SF
L 14-17
Line -2.5
ATS: Did not cover (-5.5)
BRONCOS 17, Seahawks 14 (DEN +2.5). The Broncos led 14-3 for a chunk of the game. Sam Darnold saw lots of pressure and couldn't move the ball for a while, but converted two scoring drives at the end. However, an interception in overtime gave the Broncos a field goal to win. 353-168 SEA, 4.3-2.9 SEA
W 20-3
Line -2.5
ATS: Covered (+14.5)
SEAHAWKS 20, Chiefs 3 (SEA -2.5). The Seahawks dominated this game on both sides of the ball. They smothered Patrick Mahomes with pressure, and Sam Darnold was able to convert 11-of-16 third downs against Kansas City's secondary. 410-213 SEA, 5.9-4.3 SEA
L 17-34
Line -3
ATS: Did not cover (-20)
Bears 34, SEAHAWKS 17 (SEA -3). Jeffery Simmons was absolutely dominant in this game, putting tons of pressure on Sam Darnold. The Bears had numerous great drives in this game despite battling Seattle's great defense. 363-252 CHI, 5.2-4.5 CHI
W 17-3
Line -8.5
ATS: Covered (+5.5)
SEAHAWKS 17, Cardinals 3 (SEA -8.5). The Seahawks were down 3-0, but Jaxon Smith-Njigba made some nice catches and drew an interference flag to set up a touchdown. The Cardinals had a chance to cover at the end, but failed on fourth-and-goal at the 1-yard line. 295-198 SEA, 4.8-3.9 SEA
W 27-13
Line -3.5
ATS: Covered (+10.5)
RAIDERS 27, Dolphins 13 (LV -3.5). The Raiders ran all over the Dolphins. They made some mistakes, but the Dolphins couldn't take advantage because they made numerous mistakes of their own. 290-259 LV, 4.1-3.5 MIA
W 26-14
Line +6.5
ATS: Covered (+18.5)
Raiders 26, CHARGERS 14 (LAC -6.5). These teams both made huge mistakes in this game, but the Chargers committed more errors, including a late Omarion Hampton fumble when they were driving down three. Justin Herbert and Joe Alt were awful. 310-305 LAC, 5.0-5.0 tie
W 35-27
Line +3
ATS: Covered (+11)
Raiders 35, SAINTS 27 (NO -3). Brock Bowers made some huge plays early in this game, but the Saints got out to a big lead. The Raiders stormed back with two strip-sacks of Tyler Shough and then a Juwan Johnson fumble. 381-340 NO, 5.4-5.3 LV
L 27-30
Line +4.5
ATS: Covered (+1.5)
Chiefs 30, RAIDERS 27 (LV +4.5). This was a back-and-forth game where the Raiders took the lead with five minutes to go. The Raiders fumbled a punt return following a late Chiefs touchdown, which basically ended the game. 437-399 LV, 6.9-5.6 KC
L 17-45
Line +3.5
ATS: Did not cover (-24.5)
PATRIOTS 45, Raiders 17 (NE -3.5). The only mistake the Patriots made in this game was a Corey Kiner fumble. Otherwise, Drake Maye lit up the Raiders, and Kirk Cousins couldn't keep up at all with no help from the running game. 536-306 NE, 8.1-5.4 NE
L 30-33
Line +4.5
ATS: Covered (+1.5)
Bills 33, RAIDERS 30 (LV +4.5). This was a high-scoring game where both teams had leads. The Raiders were up 7-3 and 13-10, but the Bills dominated the third quarter with James Cook. The Raiders rallied back to tie the game at 23, but the Bills scored 10 points toward the end. Tre Tucker caught a deep touchdown to get the cover, but the onside kick wasn't converted. 378-345 LV, 6.2-5.4 LV
L 21-35
Line +4
ATS: Did not cover (-10)
Rams 35, RAIDERS 21 (LV +4). The Rams were much more focused in this game, going up 28-3. The Raiders scored twice off turnovers, but the Rams shut the door late. Much of what the Raiders did occurred in garbage time. 386-350 LAR, 5.7-5.5 LAR
W 38-33
Line +1.5
ATS: Covered (+6.5)
Raiders 38, JETS 33 (NYJ -1.5). The Jets had a nine-point lead at halftime despite the Raiders getting a kickoff return touchdown, but they refused to run the ball in the second half despite Braelon Allen looking great. Geno Smith was awful in the second half, and Kirk Cousins couldn't be stopped. 439-333 NYJ, 7.2-5.6 NYJ
L 17-38
Line +10
ATS: Did not cover (-11)
49ERS 38, Raiders 17 (SF -10). The 49ers ran all over the Raiders in the first half. The Raiders had a chance to make this game close in the second half, but had two touchdowns overturned because of a fumble and a penalty, and Brock Bowers fumbled in field goal range. 414-240 SF, 6.0-5.1 SF