The Seattle Seahawks (2-0) take on the Miami Dolphins (1-1) for Week 3 at Lumen Field. Take a look at what local and national media are predicting for Sunday's game. Click here to learn how to watch, listen, and stream the action.
Lorenzo Reyes, USA Today: Seahawks 19, Dolphins 7
"I simply don't have faith in Skylar Thompson to carry Miami to competitive play on offense, even with Mike McDaniel scheming, and even with all Miami's weapons. The reality is that the Dolphins haven't looked very good this season, even when Tua Tagovailoa has been under center; the offensive line is a problem."
Tyler Dragon, USA Today: Seahawks 24, Dolphins 16
"How will the Dolphins rebound after an emotional loss that saw Tua Tagovailoa go down with his third known concussion since entering the NFL. The Seahawks are the 2-0 team that nobody is talking about. Mike Macdonald's NFL head coaching career is off to a good start. DK Metcalf versus Jalen Ramsey will be a good individual battle to watch."
Richard Morin, USA Today: Dolphins 20, Seahawks 18
"I like Miami to pull the upset in this one. Seattle showed something in an overtime win at New England, but Miami has a different breed of playmakers."
Jordan Mendoza, USA Today: Seahawks 24, Dolphins 16
"The loss of Tua Tagovailoa is going to greatly hamper Miami, and it doesn't help Seattle comes into Sunday dominant against two teams that struggle to pass the ball. The hectic road environment makes like tough for the Dolphins and Seattle cruises to a 3-0 start."
Bill Bender, Sporting News: Seahawks 24, Dolphins 20
"The Dolphins are starting Skylar Thompson in place of Tua Tagovailoa, who suffered another concussion in the Week 3 loss to Buffalo. Thompson can operate the Dolphins' offense, and Seattle struggled to run the football last week without Kenneth Walker III. Geno Smith has a 73.9-percent completion percentage through two weeks, which ranks fourth in the league. The Dolphins have to disrupt that to have a chance on the road. The Dolphins are 2-9 S/U as an away underdog under Mike McDaniel, but they are 5-6 ATS in that situation. Thompson will keep it close."
Pete Prisco, CBS Sports: Seahawks 31, Dolphins 16
"This is a tough first start for Skylar Thompson in place of Tua Tagovailoa. Seattle is as tough as it gets for a road venue and the Seahawks are playing well. The Seattle offense has looked good in two games, which will continue here. Look for a big game from Geno Smith. Seahawks go to 3-0."
More Picks From Around The Web
Seth Walder, ESPN: Seahawks 27, Dolphins 10
Eric Moody, ESPN: Seahawks 24, Dolphins 21
Kalyn Kahler ESPN: Dolphins 24, Seahawks 14
Mike Florio, NBC Sports: Seahawks 20, Dolphins 13
Chris Simms, NBC Sports: Seahawks 24*,**Dolphins21*
Ali Bhanpuri, NFL.com: Seahawks 25, Dolphins 20
Brooke Cersosimo NFL.com: Seahawks 24, Dolphins 21
Dan Parr, NFL.com: Seahawks 24, Dolphins 17
Gennaro Filice, NFL.com: Seahawks 23*,**Dolphins1*7
Tom Blair, NFL.com: Seahawks 2*8, Dolphins 14*
The Seahawks face the Miami Dolphins at Lumen Field during Week 3 of the 2024 season. Take a look back through history at the Seahawks' matchups against the Dolphins.
Seattle Seahawks coach Chuck Knox, is obviously happy as he is carried from the field after his Seahawks defeated the Miami Dolphins in the AFC-Semi-Finals at Miami on Saturday, Dec. 31, 1983 with a score of 27-20.(AP Photo)
Seahawks Brock Huard, right, visits with his brother Damon Huard, of the Miami Dolphins, before their playoff game Sunday, Jan. 9, 2000 in Seattle. Both Huard's are backup quarterbacks for their teams. (AP Photo/Matt Wallis)
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Brock Huard, left, and his brother, Miami Dolphins backup quarterback Damon Huard, walk off the field together following the Dolphins' 23-0 win Sunday, Sept. 3, 2000, at Pro Player Stadium in Miami. Brock Huard got his start in the second half following the first half start by Jon Kitna. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)
Seattle Seahawks' Michael Boulware (28) crosses into the end zone following his 63-yard return of an interception with less than a minute left in the game, as Miami Dolphins' Randy McMichael, right, walks off the field Sunday, Nov. 21, 2004, in Seattle. The Seahawks won, 24-17. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren, left, greets Miami Dolphins interim coach Jim Bates after their game Sunday, Nov. 21, 2004, in Seattle. The Seahawks won, 24-17. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
