The Miami Dolphins faced a setback in their game against the Seattle Seahawks as starting quarterback Skylar Thompson was injured during the matchup. Thompson, who recently stepped into the starting lineup, took a hard sack from Seahawks linebacker Tyrel Dodson during a possession in the third quarter. Despite initially returning to the game after the Dolphins forced a punt, Thompson was hit again by Dre'Mont Jones while completing a pass to running back De'Von Achane. The quarterback remained down following the hit and was escorted to the locker room by Dolphins medical personnel.

As a result of Thompson's injury, Tim Boyle has taken over as the quarterback for Miami, with Tyler Huntley serving as the emergency quarterback for the Dolphins during the game. The Seahawks' defense proved to be formidable, tallying five sacks on the day and putting significant pressure on the Dolphins' offense. With the Seahawks well on their way to a 3-0 start to the season, the impact of Thompson's injury on the Dolphins remains to be seen as the game progresses.

The injury to Thompson serves as a reminder of the physical toll that NFL players face week in and week out. Despite the rigorous training and safety protocols in place, the risk of injury looms large in the high-impact sport of football. As the Dolphins navigate through the remainder of the game without their starting quarterback, they will need to rely on their depth and resilience to overcome the challenges posed by the dominant Seahawks defense. Stay tuned for updates on Thompson's condition and the outcome of the game as it unfolds.