Sep 22, 2024; Seattle, Washington, USA; Miami Dolphins tight end Durham Smythe (81) drops a potential touchdown while under coverage from Seattle Seahawks safety Rayshawn Jenkins (2) during the fourth quarter at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-Imagn Images
The Seahawks hired Mike Macdonald to be their head coach to help fix their defense. Through three weeks, he is well on his way to accomplishing this task. On Sunday, the Seahawks feasted on a Dolphins team playing without their starting quarterback, and eventually their second stringer. Skylar Thompson and Tim Boyle aren’t exactly Pro Bowlers, but Seattle played them exactly how they should. Similar to Week 1, a Geno Smith interception put the Seahawks defense backed up deep in their own red zone. Once more, despite Miami being gifted the ball at the eight-yard line, all they could muster was a field goal… their only points of the day. To start the fourth quarter, Seattle forced a turnover on downs at their two-yard line. The Seahawks forced the Dolphins to punt or turn the ball over on downs on 11 of their 12 possessions, held them to 205 total yards, and recorded six sacks.
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