The Seattle Seahawks were superior to the Miami Dolphins in almost every way on Sunday, winning 24-3.

Miami managed just 205 yards — the team’s lowest output since Mike McDaniel took over in 2022 — and the team now ranks last in the NFL in scoring, averaging just 11 points per game. The Dolphins’ special teams couldn’t stop drawing penalties, and the defense gave up 100 yards rushing for the third straight week.

It’s no surprise that Pro Football Focus wasn’t all that impressed with the Dolphins’ performance. Here are the people PFF thinks stood out for Miami, despite the final score, and who’s most responsible for the loss:

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1. LT Kendall Lamm: 74.9
2. TE Julian Hill: 70.0
3. LT Terron Armstead: 69.3
4. RT Austin Jackson: 66.8
5. RB Jaylen Wright: 66.1

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1. TE Jonnu Smith: 36.2
2. QB Skylar Thompson: 43.1
3. RB Jeff Wilson Jr: 45.7
4. FB Alec Ingold: 49.4
5. RG Liam Eichenberg: 50.6

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1. DL Calais Campbell: 91.1
2. DL Zach Sieler: 86.5
3. CB Jalen Ramsey: 79.3
4. LB Anthony Walker Jr: 70.2
5. OLB Jaelan Phillips: 68.7

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1. LB David Long Jr: 28.7
2. DL Benito Jones: 40.3
3. S Jévon Holland: 42.4
4. S Jordan Poyer: 45.3
5. LB Jordyn Brooks: 51.4

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• OLB Chop Robinson: 65.1
• WR Tyreek Hill: 57.6
• QB Tim Boyle: 55.9
• CB Storm Duck: 54.7
• WR Erik Ezukanma: 54.6