NFL Saturday brings us a prime-time matinee between the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks in what promises to be an epic showdown with a place in the NFC Championship Game on the line.
In two meetings during the regular season each time the road team won, who will come out on top on Saturday?
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Kenneth Walker III had 31 catches this season, for an average of 1.8 per game. Entering Saturday’s game he is on a streak of 3 consecutive games clearing this line, while over the past 10 games he’s done it 7 times. He’s been particularly dominant in head-to-head meetings vs the 49ers, clearing this line 7 times in the last 8 games against them. San Francisco ranks 3rd for Receptions allowed to opposing RBs and 4th for Receptions allowed this season.
Kyle Juszczyk had 24 receptions this season, averaging 1.4 per game. Over his last 10 games played, he has cleared this line 5 times. He’s played in 10 road games for the 49ers this season and has also cleared this line a total of 5 times. Seattle allows the most receptions to opposing RBs this season and ranks 9th for receptions allowed overall.
Christian McCaffrey had 924 yards on receptions this season, averaging 54.4 per game. He has cleared this line in 11 of 18 games, resulting in a success rate of 61%. In games played away from home, he’s cashed on this line in 60% of them. Seattle ranks 6th for Receiving Yards allowed to RBs this season.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba had 1,793 receiving yards this season, averaging 105.5 per game. In 17 games played, he has cashed on this line 11 times which comes out to a success rate of 65%. If we look at just his last 8 games head-to-head vs the 49ers, that number jumps to a success rate of 75%. San Francisco ranks 13th for Receiving Yards allowed to opposing WR and 11th for Receiving Yards allowed overall this season.
