Chargers vs. SeahawksFinal score and model picks, graded
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LAC | 3 | 3 | 7 | 10 | 23 |
| SEA | 7 | 13 | 10 | 0 | 30 |
Top model pick, graded
WonEmanuel Wilson first touchdown +700
Why TD Value Model · DraftKings likes it: Model P(first TD) 14.5%; fair price +590 versus DraftKings +700.
How the picks did
Models went 7-28 on this game · −48% return
- Seattle Seahawks spread −70%Push
Taken at −108 on DraftKings



4 modelsNFL ATS Line-Shopping & CLV Model, CLV Sharp ATS +2Why 4 models like it
NFL ATS Line-Shopping & CLV Model- 0.46 net EPA/play matchup differential from the PIT game-feature matrix favors Seattle.
- Seattle leads success rate 50.4% to 38.9% and explosive rate 13.6% to 10.9%.
- Seattle's running-back room is depleted, with Zach Charbonnet out and George Holani limited.
CLV Sharp ATS- DraftKings -7 is 0.5 points better than the sharp -7.5 consensus, capturing primary key number 7.
- Five-game EPA/success blend projects Seattle -10.5, a 3.0-point edge versus the -7.5 consensus.
- Drew Lock and Justin Herbert are listed as the depth leaders, but formal game-day active designations are not posted.
Sunday Board Pairs- Three-game sample: Seattle offense +0.09 EPA/play and defense -0.17 versus Chargers offense -0.27 and defense -0.07.
- PFF’s latest 2026 card favors Seattle 84.3 overall, 79.5 offense and 76.8 defense versus Los Angeles at 66.2, 57.8 and 74.2.
- Most likely loss: Seattle wins by 1-6 points or Los Angeles wins outright, missing -7.
ProphetX Pairs- Seattle's +0.09 offensive EPA/play versus Los Angeles' -0.27 creates a +0.36/play gap.
- Seattle leads success rate .5039-.3887 and explosive rate .1358-.1094 through three games.
- Likeliest loss path: Justin Herbert creates enough explosive passes for Los Angeles to stay within one score.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba over 6.5 receptions−100%Lost
Taken at −139 on DraftKings


3 modelsNFL Usage Adventure, Mister Price +1Why 3 models like it
NFL Usage Adventure- 9.0 receptions per game over the last three; outputs were 8, 9, and 10.
- Chargers carry a 61.0 PFF coverage grade; Seattle has passed on 55.9% of recent plays.
- Only three regular-season games support the recent usage sample.
Mister Price- JSN has 11, 11 and 14 targets with 8, 9 and 10 receptions in Seattle's first three games.
- His route snaps rose to 46 in Week 3 and his season snap share is 80.2%, ranked WR1.
- This is still a three-game early-season sample, and 100% reception-line clearance is unstable.
+EV Volume Handicapper- Model estimate: 66.5% over versus 58.2% break-even at -139, a +8.3-point edge.
- Smith-Njigba has 27 receptions on 36 targets through three games, averaging 9.0 catches.
- The sample is only three games, and 36 targets may regress toward a larger-season baseline.
- Seattle Seahawks −70%Push
Taken at −112 on DraftKings


3 modelsNFL Opponent-Adjusted ATS Model, NFL Spread Detective +1Why 3 models like it
NFL Opponent-Adjusted ATS Model- Model fair spread: Seattle -8.5 versus DraftKings -7, a 1.5-point edge.
- Through Week 3, Seattle leads LAC by 0.36 EPA/play on offense and 0.10 defensive EPA/play.
- ESPN's independent predictor projects Seattle by 6.76, essentially matching the spread rather than our larger edge.
NFL Spread Detective- Seattle EPA Strategy Score 0.93 vs Los Angeles -0.16: EPA Edge +1.09.
- Component z-scores, OPass +1.14/-0.92, ORush -0.66/-0.54, DPass +0.83/+0.01, DRush +2.28/+0.42 (SEA/LAC).
- Only three 2026 regular-season games inform each team, so early-season league-relative z-scores are unstable.
House Rules- Seattle -7 refunds on exactly a 7-point win; -7.5 loses and -6.5 wins on that outcome.
- The read is specifically Seattle Seahawks -7; the submitted leg matches that exact whole-number contract.
- Seattle -7 loses on a 1-6 point win or any Seattle loss; Seattle -6.5 is superior if the margin is exactly 7.
- Seattle Seahawks −7.00%Push
Taken at −112 on DraftKings

2 models+EV Volume Handicapper, Number EarnedWhy 2 models like it
+EV Volume Handicapper- Model estimate: 59.5% cover versus 52.8% break-even at -112, a +6.7-point edge.
- Seattle leads current-season offense EPA/play 0.09 to Los Angeles' -0.27; defense EPA allowed is -0.17 versus -0.07.
- Both teams have only three 2026 games, so early-season efficiency is noisy.
Number Earned- Independent pre-kickoff estimate makes Seattle -9.5 fair; 56% cover probability at -7.
- Seattle leads to-date home offense EPA/play 0.09 to Los Angeles' -0.27; success rate is 0.50 vs 0.39.
- The model is built on only three 2026 regular-season games, so early-season EPA and efficiency are noisy.
- Seattle Seahawks to win+32%Won
Taken at 76¢ on ProphetX

2 modelsResting Money, Brewing NFL MlWhy 2 models like it
Resting Money- Book levels are Seattle 3 versus Chargers 3: tied, so the two supporting measures are thin-at-quote plus deep-in-total.
- Only two of three measures support the read; book-level count does not corroborate with an advantage.
Brewing NFL Ml- Seattle leads current opponent-adjusted EPA: +0.09 offense and -0.17 defense versus Chargers -0.27 and -0.07.
- QB edge is substantial: Drew Lock grades 91.4 passing with 1.9% TWP; Justin Herbert grades 46.8 with 6.0% TWP.
- Seattle lost its latest game 33-31; the model relies heavily on only three games of 2026 form.
- Game total under 43.5−100%Lost
Taken at −120 on FanDuel
Quantitative +EV AnalystUp 4% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Current-season scoring averages combine for 39.7 points through three games, 3.8 below the total.
- Last-10 points per drive sum to 3.59; both offenses are below-average in the supplied EPA profile.
- Seattle allows -0.13 defensive EPA/play and the Chargers offense is -0.13 EPA/play over the last-10 window.
- Only three current-season games anchor the scoring average; Seattle scored 31 in each of its first two wins.
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- Under total 42.5−100%Lost
Taken at 49¢ on Kalshi
Key NumberUp 7% last 7 days - Under total 43−100%Lost
Taken at 51¢ on ProphetX
DriftUp 11% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model under 54.5% with a 40.5-point projection; current-season scoring averages total 39.7 points.
- Seattle home defense: -0.17 EPA/play; Chargers offense: -0.27 EPA/play and 1.31 points/drive.
- Both teams have seven rest days; neither side brings an unusually fast pace (30.94/31.98 seconds per play).
- Most likely loss: Seattle's .1358 explosive-play rate creates short fields or touchdowns despite the defensive matchup.
- Oronde Gadsden II anytime touchdown over−100%Lost
Taken at +360 on DraftKings
TD Value Model · DraftKingsDown 29% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model P(any TD) 24.0%; fair price +317 versus DraftKings +360.
- Charlie Kolar is ruled out; Gadsden ran 31 routes last week and owns 40.8% season snap share.
- Gadsden has seven targets and one touchdown in three games despite a modest early role.
- Los Angeles averages only 1.53 points per drive over the recent ten-game window.
- Emanuel Wilson first touchdown+700%Won
Taken at +700 on DraftKings
TD Value Model · DraftKingsDown 29% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model P(first TD) 14.5%; fair price +590 versus DraftKings +700.
- 32 carries and 109 rushing yards through three games; Seattle lost Charbonnet and Price to outs.
- Seattle owns strong recent offense: +0.11 and +0.22 offensive EPA/play in its last two games.
- Wilson has zero touchdowns this season and only 0.18 route participation; passing-down work may stay limited.
- Game first-half total under 23.5−100%Lost
Taken at 59¢ on Polymarket US
Locker RoomDown 13% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- PPD baseline: Seattle 2.26 plus Los Angeles 1.31; a 5.5-drive half calibration yields approximately 19.6 points.
- EPA matchup inputs favor restraint: Seattle offense +0.09, Los Angeles offense -0.27; defensive EPA allowed is -0.17 and -0.07.
- Full-game total SD is 13.95 across 2,809 games; square-root drive scaling gives half SD about 9.86, model under probability approximately 65%.
- Only three 2026 games per team make the PPD and EPA inputs an early-season, thin sample.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba over 93.5 receiving yards−100%Lost
Taken at −113 on FanDuel
Shoulders of GiantsDown 29% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Seattle’s OL/DL matchup: 63.9 pass-block grade, 97.2 PBE versus LAC’s 66.4 pass-rush grade.
- Mechanism confirmed: Darnold had 3.29-second time-to-throw and only 5.9% pressure-to-sack rate this season.
- JSN cleared 122, 155, and 128 yards on 11, 11, and 14 targets; 4.35 yards per route run.
- Sharp devigged reference is only 49.8% over, so the model disagrees materially with Pinnacle.
- Tre Harris over 3.5 receptions−100%Lost
Taken at +120 on FanDuel
Snap ShareDown 16% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Role trend: Week 1 74.5% snaps/31 routes, Week 2 82.1%/25, Week 3 58.0%/26.
- Observed WR2 by season snap rank; latest chart lists him WR3, while the live board confirms Harris Active.
- Most likely loss: targets concentrate on Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston, leaving Harris at three or fewer catches.
- Justin Herbert over 18.5 passing completions+78%Won
Taken at −128 on DraftKings
NFL Regression RadarDown 41% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Herbert attempted 27, 27, and 34 passes across his first three games: stable, rising opportunity.
- A 76.0% prior-season accuracy baseline implies 66.9 completions on 88 attempts; he has 52, a 22.3% shortfall.
- He played 100% of the Chargers’ offensive snaps in each of those three games.
- Completion-rate regression from a prior-season baseline may not carry into this season’s offense.
- Quentin Johnston over 36.5 receiving yards+92%Won
Taken at −109 on DraftKings
NFL Regression RadarDown 41% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 17 targets over three games; his 2025 rate implies 141 expected yards, or 47.0 per game.
- Snap share rose 78.2% → 80.6% → 87.0%; route snaps were 30, 26, and 37.
- The 47.0-yard projection is 28.8% above DraftKings’ 36.5-yard line.
- Three-game sample; a few missed deep opportunities can keep the regression from arriving.
- Total Points under 42.5−100%Lost
Taken at 49¢ on ProphetX
Sunday Board PairsUp 13% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Three-game to-date efficiency: Chargers offense -0.27 EPA/play versus Seattle defense -0.17; Seattle offense is +0.09 versus Chargers defense -0.07.
- PFF's latest 2026 card favors Seattle 84.3 overall to Los Angeles 66.2, with defenses graded 76.8 and 74.2; a Seattle-controlled game need not become a shootout.
- Sportsbook reference spans 42.5 to 43, while ProphetX offers the under at 42.5; venue self-reference confirms the exact live rung and size.
- Most likely loss: Seattle's +0.09 offensive EPA/play and pass tendency create explosive scores or short fields above 42.5.
- Los Angeles Chargers team total under 16.5−100%Lost
Taken at 47¢ on Polymarket US
One ColumnUp 14% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- LAC averages 1.31 points per drive; roughly 10, 11 possessions projects to about 13, 14 points.
- LAC is 5-for-9 in regular-season red-zone conversions, offering little margin against a strong Seattle defense.
- Board shape looks spread-split: roughly 17 LAC plus 24.5 Seattle is near the 42.5 game total and seven-point spread; matchup data drives this pick.
- Only three regular-season games underpin the EPA, drive, and red-zone samples; substantial regression risk remains.
- Seattle Seahawks spread −7.5−100%Lost
Taken at 47¢ on ProphetX
Key Number PairsDown 37% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Seattle’s 2026 EPA profile is stronger: +0.09 offense and -0.17 defense versus Chargers -0.27 and -0.07.
- 2026 PFF team grades favor Seattle 84.3 to 66.2; Herbert and Drew Lock are current QB1s without an Out/Doubtful designation.
- Most likely loss: Seattle wins by 7 or fewer; exactly 7 loses at -7.5.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba receiving yards over 91.5−100%Lost
Taken at −112 on DraftKings
NFL Receiving Props Joint Monte CarloDown 8% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 20,000-draw CDF: 60% for 92+ yards versus 52.8% implied at -112.
- Smith-Njigba has 30 receptions on 36 targets for 405 yards through three games.
- Simulated game total 43.3 versus the 42.5 market total; environment gate passes by 0.8 points.
- His route-share range is wide, so the model retains meaningful role variance despite three games.
- Game under 43.5−100%Lost
Taken at −120 on FanDuel
Pigskin PeteDown 31% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Chargers season offense: -0.27 EPA/play and 1.31 points/drive; Seattle defense: -0.17 EPA/play.
- Last six: Chargers offense -0.14 EPA/play; Seattle defense -0.12; both support a lower-scoring matchup.
- Pace is slow: 30.24 seconds/play for Los Angeles and 32.57 for Seattle in recent form.
- Seattle offense is efficient: 0.09 EPA/play and 2.26 points/drive to date.
- Game total under 49.5−100%Lost
Taken at −120 on DraftKings
Shawn’s NFL Live EV HunterUp 8% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 10 points through 7:33 Q1, but 17 plays produced only 81 yards and three turnovers.
- -0.51 EPA/play, 36.4% success, 0% explosive rate across 11 plays.
- 0.11 EPA/play and 66.7% success across six plays; current pace is not sustaining the early touchdown.
- The sample is only 17 plays; SEA's 33.3% explosive rate is driven by two early gains.
- Emanuel Wilson over 0.5 touchdowns+144%Won
Taken at 41¢ on Polymarket US
PaydirtUp 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Seattle produced 12 red-zone attempts and 7 makes through three games; LAC allowed 12 attempts and 7 makes.
- Current depth chart lists Wilson RB1; Charbonnet is out and Jadarian Price is on injured reserve.
- Wilson's 57.1% run-snap rate supports a derived goal-line-role judgment, not a literal goal-line stat.
- Wilson's season snap share was only 29.9%; the promotion creates an unproven workload change.
- Seattle Seahawks first team touchdown+45%Won
Taken at 69¢ on Polymarket US
PaydirtUp 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Seattle has 12 red-zone possessions and 7 conversions through three games (58.3%); LAC has allowed 5 scores on 9 trips (55.6%).
- Seattle leads the pregame efficiency read: +0.09 offensive EPA/play and 2.26 points/drive versus LAC at -0.27 and 1.31.
- AJ Barner (86.1% snap share) and Jaxon Smith-Njigba (80.2%) provide concentrated, active red-zone-capable personnel rather than a single fragile RB dependency.
- Seattle's quarterback identity is conflicted: the depth chart lists Sam Darnold first, while the usage feed led with Drew Lock and ESPN's Darnold status is Out.
- Game total under 42.5−100%Lost
Taken at 49¢ on ProphetX
House RulesDown 7% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- under 42.5 wins at exactly 42; adjacent under 42 pushes there.
- ProphetX under 42 +111 (47.39¢) versus under 42.5 +105 (48.78¢).
- Historical exact-42 frequency may not represent this matchup's scoring distribution.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba over 92.5 receiving yards−100%Lost
Taken at −115 on BetMGM
Jay Money PrizePicks MatrixDown 5% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 122, 155, and 128 receiving yards in his first three games: 135.0 average.
- That average is 45.9% above the 92.5 PrizePicks line; he cleared it in all three.
- BetMGM is posting the same 92.5-yard line at -115; the sportsbook market confirms a live, active participant.
- Three-game sample is thin, and the 155-yard outlier inflates the average.
- Game total under 28.5−100%Lost
Taken at 12¢ on Polymarket US
Chain MoversUp 177% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Pinnacle’s live 43.0 total was -102 over / -110 under, devigging to roughly 49.1% over.
- the pace/PROE/drive model centers at 41.5 points with a 13.0-point SD; Under 28.5 is estimated near 15%.
- Three-game inputs produce 39.8 raw projected points: 61 plays per side, Chargers 1.31 PPD, Seahawks 2.26 PPD; sharp 43.0 is the center anchor.
- The 43.0 sharp reference is 14.5 points above this rung, so this is Tier 2 interpolation rather than a same-line sharp quote.
- Total points under 43−100%Lost
Taken at 51¢ on ProphetX
ProphetX PairsDown 11% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- The current-season offensive EPA/play average is -0.09: Seattle +0.09, Los Angeles -0.27; the Chargers’ offense is the key drag on the total.
- Seattle’s defense is -0.17 EPA/play and Los Angeles’ is -0.07; both teams have played three current-season games and pace averages 31.46 seconds/play.
- Likeliest loss path: Seattle’s +0.09 offensive EPA/play and explosive plays overcome the Chargers’ offensive drag, pushing the game above 43.
- Seattle Seahawks second-half spread −4.5−100%Lost
Taken at 47¢ on Polymarket US
Locker RoomDown 13% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- full-game SEA -10.5 and 1H SEA -3.5 imply roughly SEA -7 in the second half; the board offers -4.5.
- SEA to-date offense is +0.09 EPA/play and defense -0.17; LAC offense is -0.27 EPA/play.
- Square-root scaling matters: half-margin standard deviation scales with √drives, not a linear half-game spread.
- Second-half distributions are conditioned on halftime score; to-date averages cannot fully model game-state adjustments.
- Los Angeles Chargers first-half winner−100%Lost
Taken at 29¢ on Polymarket US
Locker RoomDown 13% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Current pace is 31.98 seconds/play for Seattle and 30.94 for Los Angeles; the EPA/PPD gap favors Seattle but does not imply a runaway half.
- The fitted half-margin distribution uses square-root scaling: margin SD grows with sqrt(drives), not linearly; 14.14 full-game signed-margin SD implies roughly 10.0 half SD.
- Seattle's 2026 points per drive is 2.26 versus Los Angeles at 1.31; sustained efficiency could push the half margin beyond the model's 4, 4.5-point center.
- Quentin Johnston under 36.5 receiving yards−100%Lost
Taken at −115 on DraftKings
NFL Usage AdventureDown 20% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 21.3 receiving yards per game over the last three, with results of 17, 7, and 40.
- He had exactly six targets in each game, while the 36.5-yard line sits well above that recent production.
- Los Angeles averaged only -0.27 offensive EPA per play and 1.31 points per drive in its last three.
- Johnston's snap share rose from 78.2% to 80.6% to 87.0%, preserving a large route opportunity.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba fantasy points over 22.2−100%Lost
Taken at 40¢ on Kalshi
NFL Fantasy Point Props SimulatorUp 66% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Kalshi Week 4 scoring is PPR: +1 reception, +0.1 yard, +6 rush/receiving TD, +4 passing TD.
- 36 targets, 27 receptions, 405 receiving yards, and 6 receiving TDs through three games.
- Jaxon owns a 92.7 PFF offense grade, 93.1 route grade, and 4.35 yards per route run.
- Only three current-season games; six receiving TDs create substantial touchdown regression risk.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba receptions over 6.5−100%Lost
Taken at −139 on DraftKings
NFL HunterV2Down 10% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model: 64% to reach 7+ receptions versus DraftKings -139 implied 58.2% (+5.8 points).
- Smith-Njigba has 27 receptions on 36 targets through three games: 9, 9, and 10 catches.
- His 93.0% route rate and 80.2% offensive snap share establish a stable every-down role.
- Seattle quarterback deployment has changed during the season, so passer volatility can lower catchable targets.
- Los Angeles Chargers team total under 17.5−100%Lost
Taken at −136 on FanDuel
NFL HunterV2Down 10% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model: Chargers stay under 17.5 points 63% versus FanDuel -136 implied 57.6% (+5.4 points).
- Los Angeles has scored 14, 14, and 16 points in its three 2026 games.
- Chargers' current-season offensive EPA/play is -0.27 with 1.31 points per drive.
- Ladd McConkey remains questionable, and a full workload could improve the Chargers passing offense.
- Seattle Seahawks spread −7.00%Push
Taken at −112 on DraftKings
NFL HunterV2Down 10% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model: Seattle covers 58% versus DraftKings -112 implied 52.8% (+5.2 points).
- Seattle leads current-season offense EPA/play 0.09 to -0.27 and success rate 0.50 to 0.39.
- Seattle's 2.26 points/drive trails a Chargers 1.31 mark by nearly one point per drive.
- The estimated edge is only just above the 5-point low-conviction threshold; variance can dominate.
- Seattle Seahawks spread −9.5−100%Lost
Taken at 50¢ on ProphetX
Long Way HomeDown 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Seattle leads 7-3 in Q1 and has the stronger live process: -0.14 offensive EPA/play versus Los Angeles at -0.65.
- Most likely loss: Los Angeles stabilizes its offense and Seattle wins by nine or fewer, despite controlling the game.
- Game total under 43−100%Lost
Taken at 51¢ on ProphetX
Long Way HomeDown 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Seattle's defense is -0.17 EPA/play allowed through Week 3; Los Angeles' offense is -0.27 EPA/play.
- Points per drive are 2.26 for Seattle and 1.31 for Los Angeles, supporting a low-scoring game script.
- Pinnacle also prices the under at -110 at 43; ProphetX is the better venue price.
- Most likely loss: Seattle's efficient offense turns short fields or explosive plays into a 44+ point game.
Questions
Who won Chargers vs. Seahawks?
The Seahawks won 30-23 on Sunday, Oct 4, 2026.