Vegas says Digits by 6.5, both teams know each other.
Blowout Ls are not that common in Seattle's divisional history (there have been some) and I doubt this game will be a blowout for either team.
The Digits have a superior D, and their O does things this year's D is not strong defending; but they are capable of adjusting to limit if we see some creativity. Their pass rush will likely erase many deep ball opportunities for RW so the team will need to switch up to a quick passing attack until the opportunities arise. I'd expect the running game to be relentless on the Hawks part until SF can show they can make it unproductive. I'm sure I'll be yelling at the TV about poor D before long, but that is normal. Finding ways to get pressure and pressing the line more will help, but only if the S play steps it up, and there is some semblance of a pass rush.
I expect a close game and if they let RW hang around it could get interesting late. The cardiac kids are good at scrapping out late ugly Ws. Although a late ugy W will be pretty darn sweet if they can do it.
Expectations are low, it's a road game in prime time against an undefeated rested team in their house. Sure it could be ugly but this game is HUGE for the season's end for the Hawks and just another important divisional game for the Digits. I am not counting my team out so quickly and predict the winner will not win by a large margin.
There is always a shot with RW if the game is kept close. I made my optimistic pick above.