Seattle vs. New England

Seattle’s 9th-ranked Offensive Success Rate is peaking at the right time, powered by a historic 1,793-yard season from Jaxon Smith-Njigba and a turnover-free postseason run from Sam Darnold. This efficiency, coupled with New England’s 29th-ranked offensive EPA/Play and a defense currently hampered by injuries to key linebackers Robert Spillane and Harold Landry, ensures Seattle the field position and volume needed to comfortably exceed 17.5 points in this Super Bowl showdown.