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Houston Texans @ Seattle Seahawks Same-Game Parlay

Week 7 closes with another interesting matchup between the Texans and Seahawks in Seattle. Unlike the first game tonight, this one is all about the defense. Both units pride themselves on that side of the ball and are both in the top five in DVOA to this point of the season. With all the defensive acumen in the game, both teams may look to move the ball on the ground and keep it low-scoring. 

Leg 1: Dalton Schultz Under 4.5 Receptions

Dalton Schultz has been disappointing since arriving in Houston last offseason. Even though he has five receptions in three straight games, he hasn’t surpassed six targets the entire season. Their opponent tonight, the Seahawks, is one of the better pass-rushing teams in the league, so Schultz may be needed as an extra blocker. I don’t expect a big game in this one. 

Leg 2: Kenneth Walker III Over 49.5 Rushing Yards

Seattle’s running back room has been one of the most frustrating in the league. By every metric, both in the box score and in our charting data, Kenneth Walker III has been better and more efficient than Zach Charbonnet. But for some reason, the Seahawks remain committed to a committee backfield. That being said, it’s better to attack the Texans on the ground than through the air, so they should try to get Walker going early in this game. 

Leg 3: Woody Marks Over 30.5 Rushing Yards

Woody Marks’ week-to-week production has been unpredictable, but he has shown he has a ceiling. He’s more elusive than Nick Chubb and more capable of breaking a long one off. Coming off a bye week, teams often look to get their rookies more involved, so I’m hoping to buy low in this situation. 

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