Dolphins not looking for another No. 2 QB at this point
Dolphins backup quarterback Quinn Ewers didn’t have a good game in Friday’s 20-7 loss at Washington in the preseason opener. He was 1 for 8 for 27 yards and one interception. But coach Jeff Hafley said Saturday afternoon that he’s not thinking about bringing in competition for Ewers’ No. 2 job behind starter Malik Willis. Hafley, however, had a caveat in his answer about Ewers, the 2025 ...
Dolphins backup quarterback Quinn Ewers had a subpar game in Friday’s preseason loss to Washington, going 1 for 8 for 27 yards and throwing an interception. Coach Jeff Hafley stated Saturday that he is not considering bringing in another backup quarterback for Ewers’ role behind starter Malik Willis. Hafley acknowledged the missed throws and poor decision-making, but praised Ewers for his performance last season and during the offseason program.
Ewers might receive some leniency due to his strong play in the past. Quarterback Cam Miller also had an interception in the game. Rookie Caleb Douglas had an impressive one-handed catch for 28 yards, which made ESPN’s Top 10 list, but also had a negated 33-yard reception due to stepping out of bounds after making the catch. Coach Hafley emphasized the importance of learning from mistakes and improving.
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