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“March For Arch Manning Is Full Steam Ahead”: NFL Fans React As Dolphins Trade Quinn Ewers To Jaguars

The Miami Dolphins openly admitted they are rebuilding their team this offseason. Miami traded quarterback Quinn Ewers to the Jacksonville Jaguars for a 2028 sixth-round draft pick. Ewers hurt his groin in the preseason opener on August 14, which clearly affected his performance; he went just 1-for-8 with an interception. Head coach Jeff Hafley shared […] The post “March For Arch Manning Is Full…

“March For Arch Manning Is Full Steam Ahead”: NFL Fans React As Dolphins Trade Quinn Ewers To Jaguars

The Miami Dolphins have made it clear this offseason that they are rebuilding their team. In a significant move, the Dolphins traded quarterback Quinn Ewers to the Jacksonville Jaguars for a 2028 sixth-round draft pick. The decision came after Ewers injured his groin during the preseason opener on August 14, which significantly impacted his performance. Ewers went just 1-for-8 with an interception.

Head coach Jeff Hafley expressed concerns about Ewers' readiness to return to practice, stating that he never felt comfortable enough to play in a live setting. Fans have reacted swiftly to the trade, with many expressing their support for Arch Manning. One fan remarked, "Making way for Arch. Manning and Ewers weren't friends. The march for Arch is full steam ahead."

Others criticized the Dolphins, stating, "Dolphins couldn't have Manning and Ewers on the same team again. This is a good move for the @Jaguars." Some fans questioned if the Dolphins checked with the Vikings regarding Jayden McCarthy, while others believed the Jaguars were making a "robbery" by trading a future sixth-round pick for Ewers.

Coach Steve Sarkisian hinted that Arch Manning might still enter the NFL draft after the 2026 season, depending on the team's performance and Manning's individual progress. Miami could potentially not have a chance to draft Manning, as they are in the process of rebuilding their team.

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