Dolphins benching QB Tua Tagovailoa for rookie Quinn Ewers
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If anyone at Paycor Stadium has a good scouting report on Ewers, it’s Barrett Carter. Sunday’s game will be a year to the date since Texas beat Clemson in the first round of the 2024 College Football Playoff. In that game, a 38-24 win for Texas, Ewers got the start for the Longhorns and ended Carter’s college career.
The Dolphins announced they have opened up the practice window for All-Pro Jason Sanders. Sanders has been sidelined all season with a hip injury.
As it turns out, the Miami Dolphins already have had their "dress rehearsal" this preseason. Head coach Brian Flores said Thursday morning that most of the team's starters would sit out the preseason finale against the Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown ...
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Ewers, 22, led the Texas Longhorns to back-to-back berths in the College Football Playoff in 2024-25 before the Dolphins drafted him with the No. 231 pick last spring. He completed 23-of-43 passes for two touchdowns and did not throw an interception in three preseason games.
According to multiple reports, the Dolphins will start a former Ohio State quarterback against the Bengals on Sunday.
Speaking of the offense, Tua Tagovailoa regressing the way he did this season is a big reason the Dolphins won’t make the postseason. Tua didn’t play too badly early in the season, but he was quite bad against the Indianapolis Colts and the Cleveland Browns.
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Dolphins change QBs while Bengals don't ahead of matchup
The Miami Dolphins are making a change at quarterback while the Cincinnati Bengals maintain they are not as the teams prepare to face each other on Sunday afternoon in Miami Gardens, Fla.
Per head coach Todd Bowles on who Bucs fans will see come next Saturday: “There will be a lot of starters that won’t play in that game,” Bowles explained. “They’ll get plenty of work in practice, though, the two practices we’ll get to play ...
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