This presents a great opportunity for stacking, given Seattle’s passing-game dominance and Minnesota’s defensive struggles. Russell Wilson enters Sunday with an NFL-best 1,285 passing yards and 16 TDs and should feast against a Vikings team that has allowed the fourth-most passing yards per game. Given how the Seahawks had looked through the first three games, last week’s contest in Miami felt like a letdown – and Seattle still came away with an eight-point win while scoring 31 points. Cook is a worthwhile daily fantasy option against Seattle, though you’ll likely get more bang for your buck with Thielen and/or Jefferson. Running back Dalvin Cook has looked dominant so far, leading the NFL with 424 rushing yards while racking up six TDs on the ground (he’s had at least one in every game). That’s not the only facet of the offense that’s clicking through four games. Quarterback Kirk Cousins has been frustratingly uneven with six touchdowns and six interceptions, but receivers Adam Thielen and Justin Jefferson have been a dynamic duo, accounting for 71.5 percent of the team’s total receiving yards. Lost in the Vikings’ dreadful start is the fact that the offense has actually performed rather well, scoring 30-plus points in three of their first four games. The total remains astronomical after opening at 58, though you can find the odd 57.5 out there. The Seahawks came into the matchup as 9-point favorites, but early action on the underdog has knocked this one down to the magic -7. Opening Odds: Seahawks -9 | O/U 58 ( Line History).
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