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Chiefs vs Seahawks NFL Preseason Preview: What Both Teams Want to Work On

By · Updated 2 months ago

As the preseason heats up, Week 2’s Kansas City Chiefs vs. Seattle Seahawks game carries more than just scoreboard implications — it’s a critical window for both rosters to refine rookies, settle position battles, and test schemes before the real games begin.

Chiefs: Rookie Integration & Cornerback Depth

The Chiefs are dialing in their depth, especially in the secondary. Returning starter Jaylen Watson will be under the microscope in his fight for snaps opposite Trent McDuffie, but he suffered a concussion and will not play this week. Meanwhile, offensive roles are being carved out. With Mahomes expected to play a limited role, look for young WRs and QB depth pieces to make pushes.

Seahawks: Recalibrating the Offense Without Key Veterans

Seattle faces a pivotal transition post-DK Metcalf, Tyler Lockett, and Geno Smith — all gone heading into 2025. The focus turns to how new signings like Cooper Kupp, Sam Darnold, and supporting targets—Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Tory Horton, Kenneth Walker—blend into the offensive identity.

Betting Picks & Odds

Seattle Seahawks ML (+125)

Seattle’s home-field comfort against the Chiefs is striking — they’re 6–1 SU at home in recent matchups. Given KC’s preseason struggles and underwhelming opener, Seattle offers early value on the moneyline (+125).

Under 42.5 Total Points (-110)

Low-scoring affairs are common in preseason due to limited starter usage, experiment rates, and situational play. The under 42.5 is a safe play as both offenses stagger through rotations and execution.

Kervin Coleman
Contributor Kervin Coleman is from Passaic, New Jersey and a graduate from Kean University with a Bachelor's degree in Communications Journalism. He's also a former college athlete, playing middle and outside linebacker. His favorite teams are the New York Giants and Boston Celtics and he has a strong passion for journalism through experience and dedication; and the goal is to showcase those abilities and make an impact on the sports journalism landscape.