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GAME PREVIEW
Oct 01, 2020MIAMI Malcolm Butler won't be available for Brian Flores to send into the game if the Seattle Seahawks get down to the 1-yard line Sunday, and that's not his only worry. Everything has changed for Flores since the 2015 Super Bowl when he substituted Butler, who made a game-saving interception of Russell Wilson to help the New England Patriots edge Seattle. ''That stuff is in the past,'' Flores said. ''Can't help us now. '' Then the Patriots' safeties coach, Flores is now in his second year as the Miami Dolphins' head coach. But Wilson and the Seahawks (3-0) are still a championship-caliber team, which means the Dolphins (1-2) will have their hands full when the teams meet for the first time in four years. DEFENDING SEATTLEFlores' order of ''Malcolm, go! '' sent Butler into the game and into Super Bowl lore. His decision is still fondly remembered in New England, as is the Seahawks' choice of plays. When asked whether he anticipates that the Seahawks will run or pass in a similar situation Sunday, Flores allowed himself a small smile. ''They can do anything on the 1,'' he said. ''They've got a lot of options. '' The bigger issue for Miami is that Seattle can score from anywhere on the field. Wilson leads the NFL with 14 touchdown passes, the most after three games in league history, and the Seahawks have scored 111 points. Flores' defense is coming off its best performance yet in a 31-13 win at Jacksonville. But Cam Newton and Josh Allen gave the Dolphins fits with both their running and passing, which makes the matchup against the elusive Wilson problematic. ''You've got some guys who extend plays and they're looking to scramble,'' Flores said. ''There are some guys who extend plays who are looking to throw. With Russell Wilson, it can be either-or. He's very good at both. '' THIN SECONDARYSeattle's secondary has been riddled by opposing quarterbacks and by injuries. The Seahawks, who have allowed a league-worst 431 yards per game, are likely to be without starting strong safety Jamal Adams. He suffered a groin strain last week against Dallas. Seattle already lost nickel cornerback Marquise Blair for the season, and both cornerback Quinton Dunbar (knee) and backup safety Lano Hill (back) were inactive last week and are uncertain against the Dolphins. Seattle is also likely to be without rookie linebacker Jordyn Brooks (knee), who made his first start last week. ''We have to quit making the errors that come from the newness and the guys not being out there together,'' coach Pete Carroll said. ''It has been sloppy at times, and the communication has not been as effective as it needs to be. '' CATCHING ONIn the first two weeks, Wilson was more than happy to spread the wealth with his touchdown tosses. But last week against Dallas, Wilson focused on Tyler Lockett, who set a career high with three touchdown receptions. Lockett finished with nine catches for 100 yards and is on pace for a 128-catch season. ''We have a quarterback that can figure out a way to run around and just keep the play alive, and you never know when he's going to be able to give it to you,'' Lockett said. Lockett isn't alone in having a big start to the season. This week DK Metcalf can become the third player in league history to start the season with four consecutive games of at least 90 yards receiving and a TD catch. BUSY BACKMyles Gaskin, a seventh-round pick from Washington in 2019, has surprisingly beaten out veterans Matt Breida and Jordan Howard to become Miami's No. 1 running back. Gaskin leads the team with 152 yards rushing and 15 receptions, and he's averaging 4. 6 yards per touch after playing little as a rookie. ''Trying not to look bad,'' he said. ''Last year was definitely a learning, humbling experience. It makes you hungry, not playing. '' BETTER BLOCKINGThe Dolphins are averaging 3. 8 yards per rush and have allowed only five sacks. Their improvement over last year in both categories reflects well on a revamped line that includes two rookies, left tackle Austin Jackson and right guard Solomon Kindley. ''Those two have played pretty well thus far,'' offensive coordinator Chan Gailey said. ''They need to continue to improve, which they can. They have the ability to become very good players before it's over. '' --- Sports Writer Tim Booth in Seattle contributed to this report. ---Follow Steven Wine on Twitter: http://twitter. com/Steve-Wine---More NFL: https://apnews. com/NFL and https://twitter. com/-NFL
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GAME RECAP
Oct 04, 2020MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. Russell Wilson threw for 360 yards and two touchdowns, and the Seattle Seahawks improved to 4-0 on the season by beating the Miami Dolphins 31-23 Sunday. The Seahawks have won their first four games only one other time in franchise history - in 2013, when they won their only Super Bowl. They've scored 30 or more points in four consecutive games for the first time since 2015. Jet lag and subtropical heat weren't issues for the Seahawks. Neither were injuries that left them short-handed in the secondary, and five times Seattle forced Miami to settle for a field goal before the Dolphins finally reached the end zone in the final minutes. Wilson connected with David Moore for 57 yards in the final seconds of the first half to set up a touchdown that gave Seattle a 17-9 halftime lead. Wilson, who went 24 for 34, tied Peyton Manning's record of 16 touchdown passes in the first four games of a season. Manning did it 2013. DK Metcalf had four catches for 106 yards, Moore had three for 95 yards, and Chris Carson rushed for 80 yards and a pair of touchdowns. But the Seahawks were twice blanked on trips to the red zone, including when Xavien Howard intercepted Wilson. Seattle had been 10 for 10 previously this season. Ryan Fitzpatrick was 29 for 45 and 315 yards but threw two interceptions for Miami (1-3). He also rushed for a touchdown and was the leading rusher for Miami with six carries for 47 yards. Leading 17-15, Wilson tossed a 17-yard touchdown pass to Moore to stretch the Seahawks' lead to 24-15 with 5:24 left in the fourth quarter. On their next possession, Wilson hit Metcalf with a 32-yard pass to the Dolphins 1-yard-line, setting up Carson's second touchdown with 4:05 left to make it 31-15. Fitzpatrick scored Miami's only touchdown with 1:50 left, but Seattle recovered the ensuing onside kick. Jason Sanders kicked five field goals for the Dolphins. ATTENDANCEThe announced attendance was 12,369, a bit short of the 13,000 capacity, and there were numerous Seahawks jerseys scattered among the crowd. NOT FEELING THE HEATThe heat index was over 100 degrees and the temperature was 86 degrees, but it didn't slow down the Seahawks' offense. ANTHEMFour Seahawks players took a knee and five others sat during The Star-Spangled Banner. The Dolphins stayed in the locker room for the anthem. UP NEXTSeattle plays host to Minnesota next Sunday. Wilson threw for 240 yards and two scores when the Seahawks beat the Vikings 37-30 last December. Miami plays at San Francisco for the first time since 2012 next Sunday. ---More NFL: https://apnews. com/NFL and https://twitter. com/-NFL
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NFL Game Recap: Seattle Seahawks (31) vs. Miami Dolphins (23) - Date: 10/4/2020 Oct 04, 2020MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. Russell Wilson threw for 360 yards and two touchdowns, and the Seattle Seahawks improved to 4-0 on the season by beating the Miami Dolphins 31-23 Sunday. Soccer Predictions. The Seahawks have won their first four games only one other time in franchise history - in 2013, when they won their only Super Bowl. They've scored 30 or more points in four consecutive games for the first time since 2015. Jet lag and subtropical heat weren't issues for the Seahawks. Neither were injuries that left them short-handed in the secondary, and five times Seattle forced Miami to settle for a field goal before the Dolphins finally reached the end zone in the final minutes. Wilson connected with David Moore for 57 yards in the final seconds of the first half to set up a touchdown that gave Seattle a 17-9 halftime lead. Wilson, who went 24 for 34, tied Peyton Manning's record of 16 touchdown passes in the first four games of a season. Manning did it 2013. DK Metcalf had four catches for 106 yards, Moore had three for 95 yards, and Chris Carson rushed for 80 yards and a pair of touchdowns. But the Seahawks were twice blanked on trips to the red zone, including when Xavien Howard intercepted Wilson. Seattle had been 10 for 10 previously this season. Ryan Fitzpatrick was 29 for 45 and 315 yards but threw two interceptions for Miami (1-3). He also rushed for a touchdown and was the leading rusher for Miami with six carries for 47 yards. Leading 17-15, Wilson tossed a 17-yard touchdown pass to Moore to stretch the Seahawks' lead to 24-15 with 5:24 left in the fourth quarter. On their next possession, Wilson hit Metcalf with a 32-yard pass to the Dolphins 1-yard-line, setting up Carson's second touchdown with 4:05 left to make it 31-15. Fitzpatrick scored Miami's only touchdown with 1:50 left, but Seattle recovered the ensuing onside kick. Jason Sanders kicked five field goals for the Dolphins. ATTENDANCEThe announced attendance was 12,369, a bit short of the 13,000 capacity, and there were numerous Seahawks jerseys scattered among the crowd. NOT FEELING THE HEATThe heat index was over 100 degrees and the temperature was 86 degrees, but it didn't slow down the Seahawks' offense. ANTHEMFour Seahawks players took a knee and five others sat during The Star-Spangled Banner. Winning Sports Picks Who You Should Follow. The Dolphins stayed in the locker room for the anthem. UP NEXTSeattle plays host to Minnesota next Sunday. Wilson threw for 240 yards and two scores when the Seahawks beat the Vikings 37-30 last December. Miami plays at San Francisco for the first time since 2012 next Sunday. ---More NFL: https://apnews. com/NFL and https://twitter. com/-NFL |
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