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The Phinsider fantasy football takes on Quinn Ewers

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All The Phinsider insights about Quinn Ewers

NegativeDepth ChartOct 26, 2026
Ewers was traded to Jacksonville in August 2026 for a 2028 sixth-round pick. He remains on his rookie contract and is not scheduled to become a free agent until 2029. He currently serves as Trevor Lawrence's backup and, like most backup quarterbacks, hasn't seen meaningful game action. The source notes that if Ewers eventually develops into a legitimate NFL starter, Miami may look back on this trade with regret, but for now it qualifies as good business.
NegativeDepth ChartAug 29, 2026
Ewers was traded from Miami to Jacksonville for a 2028 sixth-round pick after a disappointing preseason. The seventh-round 2025 draft pick moved into the starting role late in his rookie season, throwing for 622 yards on 66.3% completion with 3 TDs and 3 INTs across 4 games (3 starts), but his play early in training camp and preseason was underwhelming. He sustained a groin injury during the first preseason game against Washington and was sidelined for about a week, missing the second preseason game and being held out of the preseason finale.
NegativeInjuryAug 24, 2026
Miami's second-string quarterback returned to practice Monday after missing the Giants preseason game due to a groin injury suffered in the first preseason contest against Washington. Ewers' return to practice is a positive sign for his availability for the final preseason game against Atlanta on Friday, though his early performance was poor: one completion on eight attempts for 27 yards, zero touchdowns, and one interception (1.6 passer rating) in the Commanders game.
NegativeRoleAug 17, 2026
The source argues that Ewers' 2026 performance may not matter to Miami's franchise direction. The Dolphins are in a rebuild year under new head coach Jeff Hafley with Malik Willis as the starting quarterback. If Willis plays well, Ewers likely sees little to no playing time. If Willis is injured or underperforms, Miami will likely draft a franchise quarterback in 2027 rather than rely on Ewers. Whether Ewers dominates, struggles, or never sees the field, the source contends Miami has their answer either way—Ewers' role is contingent on Willis' health and performance, and his individual play does not change the team's long-term quarterback evaluation.