Quinn Ewers continues to gain momentum in the Miami Dolphins' backup QB battle, putting Zach Wilson in the danger zone.

Miami Dolphins‘ head coach Mike McDaniel and general manager Chris Grier can’tbe feeling all that comfortable these days. The duo’s make-or-break seasonhasn’t even started yet and the knives are already coming out.

For most NFL teams, there are two goals during the preseason: to evaluate their talent and to get to the other side healthy.  Unfortunately for the Miami Dolphi

Rookie Jason Marshall Jr. has flashed but doesn’t seem ready for a major role. Isaiah Johnson, Cam Smith and rookies Ethan Robinson and BJ Adams are all firmly on the bubble, with Robinson helping himself a lot on Saturday and Smith playing well during an extended second-half appearance.

Miami Dolphins backup QBs Zach Wilson and Quinn Ewers take the spotlight as Tua Tagovailoa rests against the Detroit Lions.

Ian "Big E" Berger has been a Miami Dolphins fans for 40 years, but he is fighting a life-threatening liver condition.

While many fans were hopeful that Ewers’ strong outing was enough to move him past Zach Wilson on the depth chart or at least spark a battle, Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel made it clear that one game wouldn’t change anything.

Ethan Robinson, a cornerback for the Miami Dolphins, secured a 24-17 win against the Detroit Lions with a late-game interception. Robinson, a 22-year-old undrafted free agent from the University of Minnesota, showcased his ball-playing skills highlighted in a previous interview.