Rams vs. Seahawks Playoff Odds: Opening Spread, Total & Wild Card Projections

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Rams vs. Seahawks Odds

(6) Rams Odds
+3.5 
(3) Seahawks Odds
-3.5 
Total
42.5
Time
4:40 p.m. ET
Day
Saturday
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Rams vs. Seahawks Playoff Projections

The experts who power our NFL PRO Projections use their consensus team ratings to project a spread.

  • Spread: Seahawks -2.9

Sean Koerner — one of those five experts — also outlines his individual projections:

  • Spread: Seahawks -3
  • Total: 43.5

Rams vs. Seahawks Player Ratings

Sean Koerner, our Director of Predictive Analytics, uses his player projections to calculate the most valuable players on each team based on their worth to the spread.

Most Valuable Players
Worth
QB Jared Goff
2.53
DT Aaron Donald
0.98
FS John Johnson III
0.61
WR Robert Woods
0.6
WR Cooper Kupp
0.58

Most Valuable Players
Worth
QB Russell Wilson
5.51
WR D.K. Metcalf
0.73
WR Tyler Lockett
0.53
LB Bobby Wagner
0.49
FS Jamal Adams
0.46

How the No. 6 Rams Reached Wild Card Weekend

The Rams feel a bit under the radar for a team that clinched the over on its 8.5 win total and is two years removed from a Super Bowl appearance.

Some of that is probably due to Jared Goff's inconsistencies: He has six games with more than 300 yards passing, but seven with fewer than 250. He has 20 touchdowns to 13 interceptions.

Los Angeles was in the NFC West conversation with Seattle toward the end of the season, but back-to-back losses to the Jets and Seahawks had the Rams fighting for a final spot in Week 17.

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How the No. 3 Seahawks Reached Wild Card Weekend

This won’t be the year Russell Wilson breaks through for an MVP, but his early-season performance had him dominating the conversation. With Seattle off to a 5-0 start, Wilson compiled 19 touchdowns to just three interceptions.

Wilson matched that with three interceptions in a Week 6 loss to Arizona, a performance that started a stretch of three losses in four games for Seattle.

The MVP talk faded, but the Seahawks didn’t.

Seattle won five out of six games to clinch the NFC West in Week 16 without Wilson performing like Superman consistently through that streak.

Seattle was seventh in the NFL in scoring heading into Week 17, but its defense is 23rd in yards allowed.

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