The Seahawks played poorly Sunday morning and lost to a recently hapless Miami Dolphins team, 24-21. We'll talk about the game with a more in-depth angle this week but let's just go over a few things that were concerning about this loss.

A few things I think I think about Seattle's road performances and their matchup with Miami...

I had the chance to exchange a few questions about this weekend's upcoming game with the Dolphins with a guy that's in the know about Seattle's opponent, Kevin Nogle from The Phinsider.

The Seahawks' player snap counts are out for Sunday's win versus the New York Jets so let's take a look at a few potent notables.

Marshawn Lynch moved his season rushing total over 1,000 yards, Russell Wilson shook off some early game jitters, and the Seahawks' defense was absolutely dominant, as the Seahawks won in convincing fashion on Sunday, beating the Jets 28-7.

I'm loving where the Seahawks are headed, but the team is not to the point where fans should feel comfortable tallying up any game as a sure-fired win. I'm not so nervous about this game as I am intrigued by the matchup.

The Seahawks' official gamebooks now conveniently list player snap counts so I'm hoping to start breaking these down a little bit each week as we look for trends and patterns in the use of personnel for this team.

The Seahawks' defense came alive in the 2nd half and helped preserve a lead their offense had provided, as Seattle went on to win 30-20 over the Minnesota Vikings.

I wasn't able to watch the game live yesterday and by all accounts, that was probably good for my heart.

Detroit uses 352 yards passing, 75% third-down efficiency en route to a last-minute victory over Seattle