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Kenneth Walker enters his revenge game as the NFL's leading rusher, and his explosive production gives him an excellent opportunity to keep rolling against Kansas City.

• Leads the NFL with 665 rushing yards, averaging 133 per game
• His 9.4% breakaway run rate is tied for the highest among RBs with at least 25 carries
• Seattle faces stacked boxes on just 1.5% of its runs, tied for the 2nd-lowest rate in the NFL

Walker has cleared this number in 4 of 5 games, averaging 133 rushing yards. OddsJam's +EV tool is highlighting value on his rushing projection, and his league-leading production makes him an excellent candidate to deliver another big performance in this revenge matchup.

Travis Kelce gets an ideal coverage matchup against a Seattle defense that plays more zone than any team in football.

• Seattle plays zone on 81.7% of snaps, while Kelce averages 11.5 yards per target against zone, tied for 5th among TEs
• Averages 59.8 receiving yards per game, 5th-most among tight ends
• Commands 17.1% of Kansas City's targets, 2nd-most on the team, with a 22.2% first-read target rate

Kelce has cleared this number in 4 of 5 games, averaging nearly 60 receiving yards. Seattle's zone-heavy approach plays directly into his strengths and gives him another favorable opportunity to produce.

Sam Darnold has struggled to protect the football lately, and Kansas City's aggressive defense creates another difficult matchup.

• Kansas City averages 2.0 takeaways per game, tied for the NFL lead, and pressures quarterbacks on 39.3% of dropbacks, 3rd-highest
• Darnold leads all QBs in interceptions per game, with a 4.7% interception rate, tied for 3rd-highest
• Kansas City forces 1.0 interception per game, tied for 6th-most in the league

Darnold has thrown an interception in four straight games, totaling 7 over that stretch, and his 2.86-second average time to throw ranks 5th-slowest among quarterbacks. Kansas City's ability to generate pressure and force turnovers gives this projection a strong statistical foundation.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba continues to dominate Seattle's passing attack and gets a Kansas City defense that's allowing plenty of passing volume.

• Kansas City faces 38.4 pass attempts per game, 7th-most in the NFL, while JSN leads all WRs with a 33.3% target share
• Leads all wide receivers with a 43.6% first-read target rate and ranks 3rd with 3.80 yards per route run
• Commands 48.4% of Seattle's air yards, 3rd-highest among WRs

Smith-Njigba leads the NFL with 717 receiving yards and has cleared this number in 5 of 6 games, averaging 119.5 yards. The volume already makes him difficult to fade, and OddsJam's Sharp Money tool is also picking up action on his receiving yardage projection heading into this matchup.

Patrick Mahomes gets one of the best red-zone matchups in football against a Seattle defense that's struggled to keep opponents out of the end zone.

• Seattle allows an 84.6% red-zone touchdown rate, the highest in the NFL
• Mahomes averages 6.0 pass attempts per game inside the 20, 4th-most among QBs, and 1.8 red-zone passing touchdowns, tied for the most
• Has 6 passing touchdowns inside the 10, averaging 1.2 per game, tied for 3rd among quarterbacks

Mahomes has thrown multiple touchdowns in 4 of 5 games and averages 8.3 yards per attempt, 6th-highest among QBs. His elite red-zone involvement against the league's most vulnerable red-zone defense gives him an excellent opportunity to deliver another multi-touchdown performance.

That’s the list. Week 7 Sunday Night Football takes us to Seattle for Chiefs vs. Seahawks, and we’ve got five spots to attack as Kenneth Walker returns to face his former team.

See you out there,

-Joe