Seattle Seahawks Vs. Arizona Cardinals NFL Player Props & Picks (11/6/22)

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We’re set for a pivotal NFC West matchup on Sunday afternoon as the Seahawks travel to Arizona for their second game of the season against the Cardinals. Geno Smith’s Seattle team has blown through all expectations this year, and they’re poised for a playoff push in a wide open NFC. Meanwhile, the Cardinals have underwhelmed and Kliff Kingsbury could be on the hot seat.

This article will focus on the best player prop values on the board for this game. You can use the Seahawks vs. Cardinals player prop search tool above to compare odds from different sportsbooks. Let’s get to work.

Tyler Lockett Over 65.5 Receiving Yards (-115 DraftKings)

It’s time for a Tyler Lockett bounce-back. The Seahawks’ receiver has been under this number in his last three games, and he’s averaging just 41.6 receiving yards per game over that span. That includes the last game against the Cardinals where he had just 17 receiving yards. However, prior to that game he had been over this number in four straight.

The Cardinals’ secondary ranks 23rd in pass defense DVOA and dead last in passing success rate allowed. Their strength is in Byron Murphy who has helped them rank first in DVOA against WR1s. However, Lockett will likely be covered by Marco Wilson very often, and he will have a huge edge in that matchup. Look for Lockett to bust out of his slump.

Zach Ertz Under 39.5 Receiving Yards (-103 Caesars)

While DeAndre Hopkins was suspended and Rondale Moore was hurt, Zach Ertz had a great start to his season and went over this number in five of his first six games. However, over his last two games, he’s averaging just 27.5 receiving yards per game. Ertz had 70 receiving yards against the Seahawks a couple of weeks ago, but his role in the offense has changed considerably.

Last week, Ertz saw just five targets which ranked behind Hopkins, Moore, and Eno Benjamin. Seattle has been vulnerable against tight ends, ranking 28th in pass defense DVOA against the position. They’ve allowed 7.8 catches for 72.6 yards per game to tight ends. However, this is a bet on Ertz’s target share trending down as he’s now the third target in the offense at best.

Kenneth Walker Over 71.5 Rushing Yards (-115 BetMGM)

Last week, Kenneth Walker was held to just 51 rushing yards in his worst game in a while. It was the first time he had been held under 80 rushing yards since becoming the team’s starting running back in the wake of the injury to Rashaad Penny. However, he still saw 18 rushing attempts, which should be cause for optimism that he can bounce back.

This week, Walker faces an Arizona defense that ranks 21st in rushing success rate allowed and surrendered 111 rushing yards to Dalvin Cook last week. Kenneth Walker had 21 carries for 100 yards against Arizona a few weeks ago, and he will see the volume to get back to that number. With the benefit of his elite breakaway rushing talent, he should be able to clear this number.