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since no one else was starting it, i might as well do it.

Post them here.

Miami 27 Seattle 20

Seattle   20
Miami     24

35-10 Miami

first time i'm predicting a win!

sea chickens - 16
sea mammals-31

Miami - 28
Seattle - 0

Phins beat down the Hawks with a shutout...Joey Porter gets 3 sacks

Hmm no Hasselback.  Seneca Wallace at the Helm.  The hawks are hungry for a win while Miami is surging.  The Seahawks won 24-17, in 2004.


ChickenHawks - 17
Snowflake--  26
(see AceVentura - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIOWbk9_r78&feature=related) 

If Seneca doesn't force things and the Miami secondary doesn't shape up, he can have a good game. So in turn, we need a very good game. I say we win, but no guarantees in the NFL:

Miami 27
Seattle 13

Porter with 1 sack.

It'll be closer than people think.  Seneca has the ability to make things happen with his legs. 

Dolphins 24

Seahawks 21

Porter will be frustrated. 

air 21
water 20

Dolphins:  473
Seahawks:   9

Ronnie Brown sets an NFL record with 45 rushing TDs...causing a blood vessel in Tepop's neck to explode.

Joey Porter sacks Seneca Wallace 9 times, and is convicted of manslaughter after ripping Seneca's head off after the final sack and kicking it into the stands.

 Miami Dolphins- 30

 Seattle-  10

 Chad Pennington leads Miami to another win as the Phins continue their run towards a playoff birth/division title. ;)

  Joey Porter gets 3.5 sacks against Wallace, while the much maligned secondary continues to play alot better each week.

 

Seachickens - 17
Phins - 28

Miami 28

Seattle 16

Seattle - 10
Miami - 23

Classic trap game.

Seattle, 17-10.

no ..........that will be next week when the Raiders visit.  ::)

I'm gonna keep the fun coming, since they win when I predict losses and vice-versa:

Seattle 20, Miami 13.

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I said it went across in the 20 yard line ref!!!

Seahawks 10
Dolphins 28

Microsoft=13

US-1=24

after reading the seahawks injury report, i have to revise my prediction


Fins 41
Seahawks 13

henne comes in in garbage time (entire 2nd half), and tosses 2 bombs to Ginn just for fun

you guys are crazy.  do you watch the same Dolphins I watch every week?

Seahawks 27
Dolphins 17

Take it to the bank.

whta are you basing this prediction on?  have you read the injury reports?  have you noticed the west coast's east coast record? have you checked out the seahawks this year?

How many receivers do the Seahawks have injured right now? Their top 8? OK, maybe not anymore now that they have Koren Robinson back... They might actually get Deion Branch as well...

Still, not having receivers kind of makes it hard to exploit our weak secondary. Statistically, we've done well against #1 receivers, but have been among the worst against #2 receivers (and only average against tight ends and passes to running backs). A depleted receiving corps should give our D a chance to shine, though.

I really do think we can hold the Seahawks' offense in check. Julius Jones is good, but I don't think he can carry the team.

Can we score enough to win, is always the question, of course. Against the 'hawks? Yeah, I think we can. They're very, very bad against the pass. Among the worst in the league in defending passes to every single kind of receiver.

The one concern I have is all this playoff talk that's being bandied about among the players. Seriously, if they get overconfident now...

We're not a great team. Not even a good team. We are better than the injury-ravaged Seahawks, though.

Our "weak secondary" has been doing some body building lately.  They are totally different from the beginning of the season.

Goodman has stepped up his coverage, but he's still very vulnerable to double moves and his open field tackling sucks. Goodman is the reason we're having success at limiting #1 receivers.

As for our secondary being "totally different"... well, let's not get carried away. Again, Goodman looked really solid last week, but we allowed Peyton Hillis (a FULLBACK) 116 yards and a touchdown. The week before that, Lee Evans got 116 yards, although not a touchdown. The week before that, Derrick Mason got 87 yards and a touchdown (his first of the season - he only had 5 touchdowns and no 100-yard games last year, despite starting every single game).

hawks - 13
phins - 31