“Thursday Night Football” shifts to Mile High, where the Broncos have yet to lose this season.
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Seattle is a 2.5-point favorite, with Denver’s offensive limitations outweighing the Broncos’ stellar 22-8 overall home record under Payton.
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What our Post expert thinks about Seahawks vs. Broncos
The Seahawks have covered 13 of 19 road games under Macdonald, a track record that makes laying a short number at Mile High less intimidating.
Sam Darnold has thrown five interceptions since returning from injury, while Seattle’s running backs contributed three additional giveaways over the last three games.
Yet Denver’s defense is hardly operating at full strength, and its recent success against the Chargers came against an injury-depleted offense that presented considerably less danger through the air than Seattle.
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