Seattle has faced a grueling second half schedule to fall from 5-2 to 8-7 facing the 49ers twice, Baltimore, Dallas, and Philadelphia all in the past eight games. Seattle is also 0-2 against the Rams who are also 8-7 and will hold a potentially critical tiebreaker. Pressure is on to win out in the still tight NFC wild card race with the head-to-head games in the NFC South and NFC North this week ensuring that the race will remain close. Seattle has snuck out season-saving three-point wins the past two weeks to sit at 8-7. We've had success betting overs in Commanders games this season, and will continue to do so in this matchup. These teams are a combined 17-12-1 to the over this season. If this becomes a game where the Commanders are behind early, the offense will completely be in Brissett's hands. San Fran has the 11th best defense in the NFL, but they can be susceptible to the pass at times. Brissett is an experienced NFL starter who won't be overwhelmed by a solid 49ers defense. He is a combined 18 of 23 passing with 224 yards and 3 touchdowns. Brissett has entered the last 2 games in relief of a struggling Sam Howell, and has looked pretty good in both opportunities. On the flip side, Jacoby Brissett will get the start for Washington. The 49ers have scored at least 27 points in 6 of their last 7 games. San Francisco is extremely balanced, ranking 4th in rushing yards and 2nd in passing yards. Even after last week's disappointing loss, the 49ers still lead the NFL in yards per play at 7.0.

All but one of those games went over the total with the exception being the Rams game, which missed by the hook due to a missed extra point. In those 6 games, Washington has allowed 30, 28, 45, 45, 31 and 29 points respectively. As the Commanders have continued to lose games, the defense has seemingly thrown in the towel performing particularly abysmal in the last 6 weeks. The Commanders have allowed the 2nd most points in the NFL, averaging 30.2 per game. Washington allows the highest opposing QB rating at 101.6, and has given up a whopping 11.5 yards per completion. The Commanders have been torched by big plays all season long, and with Kyle Shanahan designing the plays, there should be some gaps in Washington secondary on Sunday. Washington is dead last in the NFL allowing 384 yards per game, and a staggering 6.1 yards per play. Here San Francisco has a perfect opportunity to bounce back and put up big offensive numbers against the NFL's worst defense. Brock Purdy threw 4 interceptions and the Niners played from behind from the jump. The entire country watched the 49ers get embarrassed on Christmas night, as the highest power rated team was shut down offensively.

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