With Tua Tagovailoa on injured reserve after suffering another concussion during the Miami Dolphins' 31-10 loss last week to the Buffalo Bills, Miami will be turning to Skylar Thompson for the second time in three seasons.

While the Dolphins will have a new quarterback in Week 3, Tyreek Hill doesn't think it's time for Miami to panic.

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 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.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald must be relishing his opportunity to prepare for an inexperienced quarterback like Thompson. This offers Macdonald’s unit an advantage. We’ve compiled three bold predictions for the defense on Sunday.