Cardinals vs. Seahawks Odds & Betting Predictions - November 9, 2025
Cardinals at Seahawks
9:05 pm • CBSCardinals at Seahawks Odds
Spread, Total, Moneyline
MatchupOpenSpreadTotalMoneyline | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Cardinals 3-7 | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
 Seahawks 7-3 | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
Lumen FieldSeattle
Cardinals vs. Seahawks Expert Picks
Nick Giffen
Last 30d: 58-73-1 (+11.6u)
E.Demercado o12.5 Rush Yds (Live)-118
0.5u
Live at halftime
Cam Is Money
Last 30d: 117-116-3 (-6.2u)
E.Arroyo o18.5 Rec Yds-112
1u
RocketPlays
Last 30d: 51-120-3 (+5.4u)
R.Shaheed o35.5 Rec Yds-125
1u
Allan Lem
Last 30d: 172-121-3 (+17.3u)
ARI +7-106
0.53u
Action Instagram channel best bet - let’s ride 🚀
Vegas Refund
Last 30d: 38-43-1 (-9.3u)
ARI +7-106
1.06u
Scott Rickenbach
Last 30d: 125-98-0 (+12.2u)
SEA -7-105
0.95u
Mjaybrod
Last 30d: 143-115-0 (+32.3u)
ARI +7-110
1u
Slithering
Top Shelf Action 🥃
Last 30d: 216-214-14 (+7.7u)
Over 45.5+105
0.42u
1.76% ev play to +101
Lock & Cash
Last 30d: 25-15-0 (+11.9u)
ARI +7-110
1.5u
Roger Goodell
Last 30d: 40-45-0 (-0.8u)
ARI +7-110
1u
Sandy Plashkes
Last 30d: 124-136-7 (-15.0u)
T.McBride o64.5 Rec Yds-112
1u
💰🦡 Jake
Last 30d: 88-113-6 (-15.8u)
T.McBride Anytime TD Scorer Yes+160
1.2u
Mjaybrod
Last 30d: 143-115-0 (+32.3u)
Under 45.5-110
1u
Unda da sea
MJC Locks
Last 30d: 9-37-0 (-3.0u)
B.Murphy o0.25 Sacks+144
0.5u
Sean Zerillo
Last 30d: 70-85-1 (+0.2u)
ARI +7-106
0.27u
Exchange
Under 45.5-105
0.26u
MJC Locks
Last 30d: 9-37-0 (-3.0u)
K.Walker o63.5 Rush + Rec Yds-114
1u
Walker outtouched Charbonnet 13 to 9 last week and I like this matchup better for him against AZ.
They rank 3rd worst in PFF tackling grade & 4th worst in yards after contact per attempt.
This is perfect for KW3 who is a very good tackle breaker.
He forced a season high 6 missed tackles vs AZ earlier this season & racked up 110 total yards on 20 touches.
He’s dominated AZ in his career too…
His Last 6 Games:
(MTF = missed tackles forced)
✅ 110 rush+rec yds (6 MTF)
✅ 93 rush+rec yds (16 MTF)
✅ 81 rush+rec yds (7 MTF)
✅ 111 rush+rec yds (6 MTF)
✅ 129 rush+rec yds (12 MTF)
✅ 110 rush+rec yd (7 MTF)
In a game where SEA is a 6.5 home favorite, I’d expect KW3 to see 15+ touches and fly over his total yards.
Roger Goodell
Last 30d: 40-45-0 (-0.8u)
Z.Charbonnet u43.5 Rush Yds-110
0.5u
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 53-140-4 (+11.4u)
K.Walker o19.5 Rush Att+750
0.25u
I've been riding the Seahawks train week after week, and I really wanted to bet Seattle -6.5 here. This team sits atop my current power ratings, and I make this game north of -10.
Five of six Seattle wins this season are by at least seven points, covering this number — but the one miss was a field goal win against these Cardinals, a game which Seattle dominated through three quarters before a goofy finish.
That's been Arizona's modus operandi this season. The Cards haven't lost by more than four all season, making them a perfect 8-0 against this spread. There are too many trends and people I trust eyeing Arizona to need Seattle as a big favorite this week.
The other thing holding me back is that I'm starting to believe in this Hunter Rallis defense. Arizona is now top 10 in DVOA overall and against the pass, and the Cardinals rank 6th in EPA per play against the run.
Seattle wants to run; the Seahawks rank 4th in run-heaviest teams. But Arizona wants opponents to run too, and Seattle isn't actually good at rushing. That's arguably the worst thing Seattle does, ranking 24th by DVOA. They just want you to match their heavy personnel so Klint Kubiak can dial up the playaction and let Sam Darnold attack deep.
Rallis is stubborn though, and he might just invite the run all game — and Seattle tends to accept that invitation.
That's why I like Kenneth Walker over 12.5 rushing attempts (-120, DraftKings). Arizona has allowed six straight RB1s to top that number, and that includes 19 carries by Walker in the previous meeting. Heck, Zach Charbonnet had 12 himself in that one, almost going over too!
Charbonnet is consistently around 10-to-12 carries, but any fantasy football manager knows Walker's workload has been wildly inconsistent. He has 10 or 11 carries in four games but 16-to-19 in three others.
Against the Cardinals in his career, Walker has 21, 26, 26, 17, 16 and 19 rushing attempts. That's an average of 20.8 carries a game, and Arizona has allowed 15, 17, 19, and 21 rushing attempts to the opposing RB1 in four of the last six games.
I'm not playing the yardage — I don't actually trust Walker to produce.
But playing the rushing attempts gives us multiple scripts to win. Maybe Seattle wins as expected, with Walker logging big carries to run out the clock. Or maybe Seattle's offense stalls because the Seahawks keep feeding Walker and can't move the ball. Either way we win.
Can I interest you in a Kenneth Walker rushing attempts escalator?
Play 18+ carries at +379, along with 20+ at +650 (DraftKings). Those are right in line with Walker's usual workload against Arizona.
We're obliged to touch 24+ carries too at +1740 at the top of the escalator (DraftKings). Walker did that once each of the last two seasons and five times in his young career — including twice against Arizona!
K.Walker 24+ Rushing Attempts Yes+1740
0.1u
I've been riding the Seahawks train week after week, and I really wanted to bet Seattle -6.5 here. This team sits atop my current power ratings, and I make this game north of -10.
Five of six Seattle wins this season are by at least seven points, covering this number — but the one miss was a field goal win against these Cardinals, a game which Seattle dominated through three quarters before a goofy finish.
That's been Arizona's modus operandi this season. The Cards haven't lost by more than four all season, making them a perfect 8-0 against this spread. There are too many trends and people I trust eyeing Arizona to need Seattle as a big favorite this week.
The other thing holding me back is that I'm starting to believe in this Hunter Rallis defense. Arizona is now top 10 in DVOA overall and against the pass, and the Cardinals rank 6th in EPA per play against the run.
Seattle wants to run; the Seahawks rank 4th in run-heaviest teams. But Arizona wants opponents to run too, and Seattle isn't actually good at rushing. That's arguably the worst thing Seattle does, ranking 24th by DVOA. They just want you to match their heavy personnel so Klint Kubiak can dial up the playaction and let Sam Darnold attack deep.
Rallis is stubborn though, and he might just invite the run all game — and Seattle tends to accept that invitation.
That's why I like Kenneth Walker over 12.5 rushing attempts (-120, DraftKings). Arizona has allowed six straight RB1s to top that number, and that includes 19 carries by Walker in the previous meeting. Heck, Zach Charbonnet had 12 himself in that one, almost going over too!
Charbonnet is consistently around 10-to-12 carries, but any fantasy football manager knows Walker's workload has been wildly inconsistent. He has 10 or 11 carries in four games but 16-to-19 in three others.
Against the Cardinals in his career, Walker has 21, 26, 26, 17, 16 and 19 rushing attempts. That's an average of 20.8 carries a game, and Arizona has allowed 15, 17, 19, and 21 rushing attempts to the opposing RB1 in four of the last six games.
I'm not playing the yardage — I don't actually trust Walker to produce.
But playing the rushing attempts gives us multiple scripts to win. Maybe Seattle wins as expected, with Walker logging big carries to run out the clock. Or maybe Seattle's offense stalls because the Seahawks keep feeding Walker and can't move the ball. Either way we win.
Can I interest you in a Kenneth Walker rushing attempts escalator?
Play 18+ carries at +379, along with 20+ at +650 (DraftKings). Those are right in line with Walker's usual workload against Arizona.
We're obliged to touch 24+ carries too at +1740 at the top of the escalator (DraftKings). Walker did that once each of the last two seasons and five times in his young career — including twice against Arizona!
K.Walker o17.5 Rush Att+379
0.25u
I've been riding the Seahawks train week after week, and I really wanted to bet Seattle -6.5 here. This team sits atop my current power ratings, and I make this game north of -10.
Five of six Seattle wins this season are by at least seven points, covering this number — but the one miss was a field goal win against these Cardinals, a game which Seattle dominated through three quarters before a goofy finish.
That's been Arizona's modus operandi this season. The Cards haven't lost by more than four all season, making them a perfect 8-0 against this spread. There are too many trends and people I trust eyeing Arizona to need Seattle as a big favorite this week.
The other thing holding me back is that I'm starting to believe in this Hunter Rallis defense. Arizona is now top 10 in DVOA overall and against the pass, and the Cardinals rank 6th in EPA per play against the run.
Seattle wants to run; the Seahawks rank 4th in run-heaviest teams. But Arizona wants opponents to run too, and Seattle isn't actually good at rushing. That's arguably the worst thing Seattle does, ranking 24th by DVOA. They just want you to match their heavy personnel so Klint Kubiak can dial up the playaction and let Sam Darnold attack deep.
Rallis is stubborn though, and he might just invite the run all game — and Seattle tends to accept that invitation.
That's why I like Kenneth Walker over 12.5 rushing attempts (-120, DraftKings). Arizona has allowed six straight RB1s to top that number, and that includes 19 carries by Walker in the previous meeting. Heck, Zach Charbonnet had 12 himself in that one, almost going over too!
Charbonnet is consistently around 10-to-12 carries, but any fantasy football manager knows Walker's workload has been wildly inconsistent. He has 10 or 11 carries in four games but 16-to-19 in three others.
Against the Cardinals in his career, Walker has 21, 26, 26, 17, 16 and 19 rushing attempts. That's an average of 20.8 carries a game, and Arizona has allowed 15, 17, 19, and 21 rushing attempts to the opposing RB1 in four of the last six games.
I'm not playing the yardage — I don't actually trust Walker to produce.
But playing the rushing attempts gives us multiple scripts to win. Maybe Seattle wins as expected, with Walker logging big carries to run out the clock. Or maybe Seattle's offense stalls because the Seahawks keep feeding Walker and can't move the ball. Either way we win.
Can I interest you in a Kenneth Walker rushing attempts escalator?
Play 18+ carries at +379, along with 20+ at +650 (DraftKings). Those are right in line with Walker's usual workload against Arizona.
We're obliged to touch 24+ carries too at +1740 at the top of the escalator (DraftKings). Walker did that once each of the last two seasons and five times in his young career — including twice against Arizona!
K.Walker o12.5 Rush Att-120
0.83u
I've been riding the Seahawks train week after week, and I really wanted to bet Seattle -6.5 here. This team sits atop my current power ratings, and I make this game north of -10.
Five of six Seattle wins this season are by at least seven points, covering this number — but the one miss was a field goal win against these Cardinals, a game which Seattle dominated through three quarters before a goofy finish.
That's been Arizona's modus operandi this season. The Cards haven't lost by more than four all season, making them a perfect 8-0 against this spread. There are too many trends and people I trust eyeing Arizona to need Seattle as a big favorite this week.
The other thing holding me back is that I'm starting to believe in this Hunter Rallis defense. Arizona is now top 10 in DVOA overall and against the pass, and the Cardinals rank 6th in EPA per play against the run.
Seattle wants to run; the Seahawks rank 4th in run-heaviest teams. But Arizona wants opponents to run too, and Seattle isn't actually good at rushing. That's arguably the worst thing Seattle does, ranking 24th by DVOA. They just want you to match their heavy personnel so Klint Kubiak can dial up the playaction and let Sam Darnold attack deep.
Rallis is stubborn though, and he might just invite the run all game — and Seattle tends to accept that invitation.
That's why I like Kenneth Walker over 12.5 rushing attempts (-120, DraftKings). Arizona has allowed six straight RB1s to top that number, and that includes 19 carries by Walker in the previous meeting. Heck, Zach Charbonnet had 12 himself in that one, almost going over too!
Charbonnet is consistently around 10-to-12 carries, but any fantasy football manager knows Walker's workload has been wildly inconsistent. He has 10 or 11 carries in four games but 16-to-19 in three others.
Against the Cardinals in his career, Walker has 21, 26, 26, 17, 16 and 19 rushing attempts. That's an average of 20.8 carries a game, and Arizona has allowed 15, 17, 19, and 21 rushing attempts to the opposing RB1 in four of the last six games.
I'm not playing the yardage — I don't actually trust Walker to produce.
But playing the rushing attempts gives us multiple scripts to win. Maybe Seattle wins as expected, with Walker logging big carries to run out the clock. Or maybe Seattle's offense stalls because the Seahawks keep feeding Walker and can't move the ball. Either way we win.
Can I interest you in a Kenneth Walker rushing attempts escalator?
Play 18+ carries at +379, along with 20+ at +650 (DraftKings). Those are right in line with Walker's usual workload against Arizona.
We're obliged to touch 24+ carries too at +1740 at the top of the escalator (DraftKings). Walker did that once each of the last two seasons and five times in his young career — including twice against Arizona!
The Favorites Podcast
Last 30d: 19-21-0 (+2.2u)
ARI +6.5+100
1u
@Stuckey2 https://myaction.app/tbtPO5p36Xb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 72-156-3 (-0.5u)
K.Walker o19.5 Rush Att+650
0.15u
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/fo0oUthH6Xb
K.Walker 24+ Rushing Attempts Yes+1740
0.1u
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/fo0oUthH6Xb
K.Walker o12.5 Rush Att-120
0.83u
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/fo0oUthH6Xb
K.Walker o17.5 Rush Att+379
0.26u
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/fo0oUthH6Xb
TAN Pod Touchdown Show
Last 30d: 29-110-1 (-7.1u)
E.Arroyo Anytime TD Scorer Yes+400
0.5u
@GDAWG5000 https://myaction.app/EvaZ2p3F6Xb
T.McBride Anytime TD Scorer Yes+210
1.05u
@GDAWG5000 https://myaction.app/EvaZ2p3F6Xb
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 211-200-11 (+20.8u)
J.Smith-Njigba u97.5 Rec Yds-111
1u
Stuck 🚨
Last 30d: 55-64-1 (-3.3u)
ARI +7-110
0.5u
Patience pays off
Gilles Gallant
Last 30d: 24-73-0 (-5.7u)
T.McBride Anytime TD Scorer Yes+220
1.1u
Matt Moore
Last 30d: 63-90-2 (-5.0u)
SEA -6.5-115
0.96u
Kenny Ducey
Last 30d: 21-20-1 (-0.1u)
ARI +6.5-105
1.05u
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 72-156-3 (-0.5u)
ARI +6.5+100
1u
@Stuckey2 https://myaction.app/25SlQ7HP4Xb
Sunday Six Pack
Last 30d: 13-14-2 (-2.5u)
ARI +6.5+100
1u
@Stuckey2 2 https://myaction.app/PhqO8ouP4Xb
💰🦡 Jake
Last 30d: 88-113-6 (-15.8u)
M.Harrison Anytime TD Scorer Yes+200
0.2u
Top Shelf Action 🥃
Last 30d: 216-214-14 (+7.7u)
Over 46.5+106
0.74u
3% ev play to +100
Moneyline Hacks
Last 30d: 156-155-3 (+46.3u)
Under 45.5-110
1u
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Cardinals at Seahawks Team Totals
MatchupOverUnder | ||
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Cardinals 3-7 | N/A | N/A |
Seahawks 7-3 | N/A | N/A |