This game’s storylines are dominated by Tua Tagovailoa’s most recent head injury and how the Dolphins (1-1) adjust to life without him as they prepare for Sunday’s game in Seattle against the Seahawks (2-0).

Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald expects Skylar Thompson to “keep the ball a little bit longer” than Tua Tagovailoa.

Week 3 of Greg Cote’s 34th year of NFL picks in the Miami Herald includes Dolphins-Seahawks, a pair of upsets, Ravens-Cowboys and all the rest.

The Miami Dolphins (1-1) will be making the cross-country trip to face the Seattle Seahawks (2-0) in Week 3. It's already been a wild season in Miami but things are looking grim for the Dolphins. Starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered another gruesome concussion that has people thinking he should hang up the cleats.

Skylar Thompson steps into the spotlight at quarterback as the Miami Dolphins travel across the country to face the Seattle Seahawks

Skylar Thompson is expected to be Miami Dolphins starting quarterback vs. the Seattle Seahawks. Here's who NFL experts predict will win.

Having spent the past two seasons as his teammate, Seattle center Connor Williams struggled to watch what happened to Miami’s Tua Tagovailoa. He’d much rather see Tagovailoa on the field Sunday when the Seahawks host the Dolphins than watch his former teammate deal with yet another concussion.

The Dolphins travel to Seattle to play the undefeated Seahawks in a Week 3 game on Sunday. Here's who Palm Beach Post Sports writers think will win.