The Jacksonville Jaguars bolstered their quarterback depth on Saturday by acquiring Quinn Ewers from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a sixth-round selection in the 2028 NFL Draft, both organizations announced.
Ewers, 23, enters his second professional season after limited action during his rookie campaign. The young quarterback appeared in four games last season and demonstrated accuracy by completing 66.3 percent of his pass attempts.
The transaction represents a modest investment for Jacksonville, which parts with only a late-round draft selection two years from now. For Miami, the move suggests the Dolphins have solidified their quarterback situation and viewed Ewers as expendable within their roster construction.
The acquisition provides Jacksonville with additional competition and insurance at the most critical position on the field. Ewers will have the opportunity to develop within the Jaguars' system while potentially pushing for playing time depending on the team's quarterback hierarchy and performance throughout the season.
With the regular season approaching, the timing of the trade allows Ewers to integrate into Jacksonville's offensive scheme and build chemistry with his new teammates before meaningful games begin.
