SHOCKING HEADER: Miami Dolphins Board Has Officially Open Trade Request For Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa Following Quinn Ewers Draft Pick
SHOCKING HEADER: Miami Dolphins Officially Open Trade Request for Tua Tagovailoa Following Quinn Ewers Draft Pick
In a stunning move that’s sending shockwaves through the NFL, the Miami Dolphins have officially opened trade talks for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. This decision comes just days after the Dolphins used their first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft to select Texas standout quarterback Quinn Ewers — a clear signal that the franchise is pivoting toward a new era under center.
Sources close to the Dolphins’ front office confirm that team executives are actively fielding offers for Tagovailoa, who has served as Miami’s starting quarterback since being drafted fifth overall in 2020. Despite flashes of brilliance and back-to-back playoff appearances, ongoing questions about his long-term durability and postseason performance appear to have weighed heavily on the team’s direction.
Quinn Ewers, known for his strong arm and playmaking ability, was long viewed as a potential franchise QB. The Dolphins’ decision to take Ewers suggests full confidence in his ability to develop quickly and take over sooner rather than later.
Tagovailoa’s trade market is expected to be active, with several QB-needy teams — including the Raiders, Vikings, and Seahawks — already rumored to be in contact with Miami. The Dolphins are reportedly seeking significant draft capital or established defensive talent in return.
While this move may divide fans, it’s clear the Dolphins are looking to reset and build a long-term contender around a younger, more dynamic signal-caller. For Tagovailoa, this marks a new chapter — and potentially a fresh start — with another franchise.