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The Seattle Seahawks are looking to improve their run defense ahead of their matchup against the Miami Dolphins after a shaky performance against the New England Patriots, where they allowed 185 rushing yards. Linebacker Tyrel Dodson emphasized the need for the defense to step up, particularly against a Dolphins team that is expected to rely heavily on its running game with backup quarterback Skylar Thompson. Coach Mike Macdonald acknowledged the team's struggles and the importance of stopping the run to make opposing offenses one-dimensional.
- Seahawks' run defense needs to improve after allowing 185 yards against the Patriots.
- Tyrel Dodson made a key stop in overtime, showcasing the importance of preparation and execution.
- Dolphins' running game poses a significant challenge, especially with their speed on the perimeter.
Rhamondre Stevenson | RB
Injury
Week 2
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10 carries
30 rush yards
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Antonio Gibson | RB
Week 2
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5 carries
45 rush yards
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Skylar Thompson | QB
Pickup
Week 3
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200 pass yards
1 pass TDs
01 interceptions
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Seattle Seahawks
- Need to improve run defense after allowing 185 yards against the Patriots.
- Key injuries to players like Jerome Baker and Uchenna Nwosu could impact their performance.
Miami Dolphins
- Relying on a strong running game with backup quarterback Skylar Thompson.
- Speed on the perimeter with Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle poses a significant challenge for the Seahawks.
New England Patriots
- Struggled to establish a consistent run game against the Seahawks.
- Jacoby Brissett's performance as a bridge quarterback needs to improve.