With Tua Tagovailoa entrenched as the Dolphins' veteran starter, the backup role behind him has stirred intrigue. Sources ...

Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel confirmed Zach Wilson is currently the backup quarterback. Despite recent impressive practice performances, rookie Quinn Ewers isn't yet competing with Wilson for the ...

This is why preseason games don’t really have that much of an impact on how a player will look in the regular season. That said, Ewers will have to impress more than the graders at PFF to make the ...

They signed former No. 2 overall pick Zach Wilson to be the likely direct backup. They also drafted Quinn Ewers out of Texas in the seventh round. Ewers especially has impressed Tagovailoa.

Zach Wilson is starting the next chapter of his NFL career in Miami with a new number. Wilson chose the No. 0 with the Miami Dolphins, as the Deseret News previously reported.

For the season, Wilson is ranked 30th out of 31 qualified passers in QBR (30.7), with only six touchdown passes. In three years, he's 11-20 as a starter, with 21 touchdowns and 25 interceptions.

Miami's backup role is key.Tagovailoa also threw in some positivity about Wilson. “I think Zach has been doing pretty good as well, and they’ll continue to work," Tagovailoa said. "They’ll ...

Miami's first attempt at fixing the backup quarterback conundrum was to call in former division rival Zach Wilson — yeah, a questionable move, to say the least. But their follow-up to select ...

Wilson played in 34 games and had an 11-21 record as a starter. He had more interceptions (25) than touchdown passes (23) and completed only 57% of his passes, finishing 35th out of 36 qualified ...

To be clear, veteran Zach Wilson is the clear backup to Tua Tagovailoa. Ewers is a developmental prospect who is at least as likely to begin this season on Miami's practice squad as roster.