Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley says team likely two keep two QBs

Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley discussed his team's roster management strategy in an interview post their preseason loss to the Atlanta Falcons. The Dolphins currently stand at 0-3 in preseason games. Hafley confirmed that the team is likely to retain a minimum of two quarterbacks, though the specific situation of Kenneth Grant remains uncertain.

It is suggested that starting quarterback, if any, would likely be Quinn Ewers in the initial 53-man roster, but his position may face the risk of a cut. There's also uncertainty regarding the roster size for tailbacks, with speculation that the team may end up keeping four of them. The Dolphins have recently acquired running back Jarquez Hunter, who is expected to secure a spot on the team, though a third running back could be retained if Jaylen Wright or Ollie Gordon II were to be traded.

Hafley emphasized the importance of getting the team down to 53 players by 6 p.m. on Sunday, August 30, and highlighted the need for the coaching staff to start game-planning for the upcoming Las Vegas game.