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Broncos vs. Seahawks odds, picks, NFL Week 6 prediction: Best bets, player props for Thursday Night Football

Broncos vs. Seahawks odds, picks, NFL Week 6 prediction: Best bets, player props for Thursday Night Football

cbssports.com 16.10.2026 00:45 5 views
Back Denver as a short home underdog against Seattle, plus target receiving props for R.J. Harvey and A.J. Barner alongside an even-money Jaxson Smith-Njigba touchdown

Well, this is a fun Thursday night surprise: the Broncos host the Seahawks to kick off Week 6 on Thursday Night Football. Of course, it's not actually a surprise since the the schedule was released months ago, but it's shocking that both of these teams come in at 3-2 and looking up at an undefeated division rival. We've been on quite a roll with our prime-time picks, as we have surged onto SportsLine's NFL picks leaderboard.

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Otherwise, the only teams Seattle and Denver have lost to are the undefeated Chiefs and 49ers. In other words, the records aren't great and the offenses have been suspect at times, but these are big-time contenders set to stage a defensive battle on Thursday night. Wager on the NFL with the latest FanDuel promo code and get up to $350 in bonus bets: Monday's wild ending was a friendly reminder that football games last 60 minutes and nothing is locked until the clock runs out.

Thursday night's game feels like it might come down to the last possession, as well. We have two quarterbacks who have been questionable in Sam Darnold and Bo Nix. And we've got two really dangerous defenses that can create a lot of havoc.

I don't think we'll get a shootout, but I am tempted by the Over. It's such a low number and there are explosive playmakers on each side of the ball. Plus the potential for short fields with turnovers.

Instead, I'm just going to back the home dog in prime time on a short week. It's a pretty easy formula, honestly. Sean Payton is taking some heat for ripping play-calling duties away from Davis Webb, and the Broncos weren't electric last week in their crazy comeback against the Chargers.

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