Packers vs. Seahawks: Updated Odds, Money Line, Spread, Props to Watch for SNF

The stakes are high as the Green Bay Packers head to Seattle for a Sunday Night Football showdown with the Seahawks.

The home team leads the NFC West but the Los Angeles Rams are hot on their heels and a loss would allow their division does to take over the lead, thanks to a head-to-head loss earlier in the season.

They will look to keep pace against a Packers team that is firmly in the playoff hunt and is not yet out of the conversation in an NFC North that also featured the conference-leading Detroit Lions and the equally as talented Minnesota Vikings.

What are the oddsmakers saying about the showdown and which prop bets are worth exploring?

Find out with this preview of the showdown.

Date: Sunday. December 15

Time: 8:20 p.m. EST

TV: NBC

Streaming: Peacock

Current odds for the Week 15 game, from DraftKings Sportsbook, are:

Spread

Green Bay -2.5 (-115; bet $100, make $186.95)

Seattle +2.5 (-105; bet $100, make $195.23)

Over/Under: 46

Green Bay (-110)

Seattle (-110)

Moneyline

Green Bay (-135)

Seattle (+114)

The Seahawks signal-caller has not had a multi touchdown game since November 3 against the Rams and that streak may well come to an end Sunday night at home against the Packers.

Green Bay allows an average of 1.5 touchdowns per game while giving up 271 yards through the air over their last three.

With much of the team's attention likely to be on eliminating Zach Charbonnet as a threat in the run game and essentially daring an under-performing Smith to beat them, there will be opportunities for the 2022 Comeback Player of the Year to score two or more touchdowns in the air.

Take the over against a Packers defense that is leaky in the passing game.

Whether that comes with an interception, of which Smith has 12 on the season, is the question Seattle fans will want to keep an eye on as their team looks to fend off the charging Rams in the NFC West.

The Seattle Seahawks have given up just 86.3 yards on the ground over the last three games, making any bet for opposing running backs to approach that number and iffy proposition.

With that said, they have allowed 126.5 per game on the year, meaning it has not been impossible for opponents to find success on the ground against them.

Jacobs has eclipsed 80 yards just four times this year but against a Seahawks defense allowing just 217.7 yards through the air over the last three games, the Packers may not be able to rely on Jordan Love slinging the ball all over the field.

Look for Jacobs to contribute in a big way as Green Bay looks to keep pace in a crowded playoff hunt in the NFC, including eclipsing 80 yards.