Miami Dolphins vs. Seattle Seahawks: Why Hawks Have More Intriguing QB Battle

July 14, 2012   ·   Jon Siddoway   ·   Jump to comments

Two NFL teams—Seattle Seahawks, Miami Dolphins—enter training camp with a three-way quarterback puzzle to piece together.
A task made difficult—even more so than a 1,000-piece puzzle of a Jackson Pollock painting—by the daily "Look what I can do, Coach!" or "Look what he can't do, Coach!" efforts from each quarterback involved.
Though similar in multiple ways—both remain toss-ups at this point, and both feature an incumbent, career backup and rookie—the battle in Seattle holds more intrigue than its counterpart (unless, of course, you're a Dolphins fan) for three simple reasons: playoff implications, unknown commodities and the element of surprise. 
Before we get to that, let's take a closer look at each situation.
 
Seattle Seahawks
Who: Tarvaris Jackson, Matt Flynn, Russell Wilson
Jackson, the incumbent and current leader by a nose hair, threw for 3,091 yards, 14 touchdowns (13 interceptions) and posted ...

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