Red Zone Week 4: Seahawks look to get to .500 against the Lions

Every week, we want you to predict the same games as the Global BC sports team. We’ll include our viewers’ results in the standings each week.

Global viewers last week: 4-0
Global viewers for the season: 6-2

Here’s what our anchors think this week.

Squire Barnes: Detroit’s offence hasn’t been able to get on track on season, and likely won’t against the ferocious Seattle D.

• Seahawks 24 Lions 10
• Cardinals 28 Rams 24
• Broncos 24 Vikings 13
• Cowboys 17 Saints 10

LAST WEEK: 4-0
OVERALL: 6-2

Barry Deley: The Seahawks defence will be too fierce for the Lions, even with Megatron.

• Seahawks 28 Lions 13
• Cardinals 31 Rams 10
• Broncos 24 Vikings 20
• Saints 24 Cowboys 20

LAST WEEK: 4-0
OVERALL: 6-2

Jay Janower: Even with their offensive line woes, The ‘Hawks will prevail at home where the 12th man will rain down on the Lions for a fourth straight loss.

• Seahawks 27 Lions 13
• Rams 34 Cardinals 27
• Broncos 27 Vikings 23
• Cowboys 17 Saints 14

LAST WEEK: 4-0
OVERALL: 6-2

Jay Durant: Seattle will smash the feeble Lions in the prime time shine of Monday Night Football.

• Seahawks 31 Lions 14
• Cardinals 28 Rams 13
• Broncos 23 Vikings 20
• Saints 23 Cowboys 20

LAST WEEK: 4-0
OVERALL: 5-3

Shanel Pratap: The Seahawks should have no problem against another winless team. The defence should be dominant Monday night, against a Lions offence that has struggled this season. Seattle is 13-2 in regular season prime-time games since 2010. It’ll be 14-2 after MNF.

• Seahawks 27 Lions 6
• Cardinals 23 Rams 20
• Broncos 24 Vikings 10
• Saints 24 Cowboys 21

LAST WEEK: 3-1
OVERALL: 6-2

OVERALL STANDINGS
Viewers: 6-2
Barnes: 6-2
Pratap: 6-2
Deley: 6-2
Durant: 5-3