5 burning questions for Dolphins vs. Seahawks in Week 3
While a contest against the Miami Dolphins looked primed to be the first true test of the season for the Seahawks, things have changed since Tua Tagovailoa suffered a concussion that landed him on injured reserve. Now, few experts are picking the Dolphins to pull off the road upset against Seattle.
What to watch for when Seahawks face Dolphins, plus Bob Condotta’s prediction
Seahawks 24, Dolphins 16. Before Tagovailoa was sidelined this figured to be the first real test of how the defense has progressed under Macdonald. Now the game is harder to read. Assuming there’s some drop-off in Miami’s offense this feels like a golden opportunity for the Seahawks to get to 3-0.
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Zach Charonnet likely to start at running back again for Seattle. The team’s top two sack men are either out of iffy to play.
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The Dolphins have a few significant injuries, but the Seahawks enter Week 3 with a lengthy list of bumps and bruises too.
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