Quinn
Ewers

Before the Dolphins saw the throws and the arm, they saw in Ewers many intangibles that fit in the huddle. "He's very calm. Cool," quarterbacks coach Darrell Bevel said of the high-level thrower. "Got a little swag about him. … That's a really good starting point for the quarterback position."

Quinn paints with an artist's touch. His arm talent pops as he displays a quick release, ball hunts with timing and anticipation. Ewers wins with feel and shows moxie in pressure situations in his first Dolphins start on December 21, 2025.

Ewers treats each drive down the field like a multiple-choice test. The signal-caller drops back to pass and routinely selects the correct answers, finding mismatches and competing with his receivers. This all leads to a perfect score, as he finishes the possession with a scoring strike.

Growing up, Ewers was always set on becoming an NFL quarterback. There was never a thought of being anything else. "I would say, 'OK, but what's your Plan B?' He'd say there isn't a Plan B," his mother, Kristen, told ESPN. "So getting to see him live that out is a joy. Truly."

A stormy signal-caller who mixes up his throwing distances, Ewers keeps opponents guessing. After building up a steady stream of short tosses and intermediate darts, it\'s time to strike like lightning. The QB turns into Thor when he fires deep gems that light up the highlight reel.

Often compared to a basketball point guard, Quinn Ewers set career highs for completions and touchdown throws in 2024. At home, Ewers led the Dolphins to a 9-2 record, scoring record team points in a season. It needs to be Ewers's career high season to complete and lift the Dolphins in a college football playoff run or over Arizona or Oakland.

Quinn got action late in Miami's October 19, 2025, game against the Browns and showed off some of the skills that made him an All-SEC performer in college. Ewers came in during the fourth quarter and went 5-for-8 for 53 yards in his debut.

Ewers knows when his throws need an extra bit of oomph behind them to reach their target. He watches as his receiver breaks off a quick slant over the middle and prepares to uncork a dime. Zipping in the pass, the signal-caller places it in a perfect spot where only his man can snag it.

A smooth, confident passer with effortless velocity, Quinn blends rhythm and arm talent into a dangerous package for the Dolphins. He drops deep balls with touch, attacks seams with conviction and stays poised when pressure comes. When he's locked in, he turns an offense into a precision-guided attack.

After he established his legacy at the University of Texas, Ewers worked on the next chapter of his career. The Dolphins don't need convincing. They see the same thing they saw in the same thing they saw in the same thing.