Dolphins coach Hafley evaluates Quinn Ewers' challenging debut against Commanders
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 9:53 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley provided an analysis of backup quarterback Quinn Ewers following a 20-7 preseason loss to the Washington Commanders. Ewers struggled, completing one of eight passes for 27 yards and recording one interception. Hafley acknowledged the need for improvement, highlighting missed opportunities by the offense amid Ewers' performance. Despite the disappointing showing, Hafley noted some positive aspects, particularly in the team's physicality and play-making from younger players. The Dolphins now prepare for their second preseason game against the New York Giants as they look to address their issues.
- •Ewers finished with one completion and one interception in his debut.
- •Hafley pointed out the support issues from receivers and offensive linemen.
- •Dolphins aim to build on physicality shown in practices and games.
- •Upcoming game against the Giants will be crucial for team adjustments.
- 9:53 PMYahoo Sports — Miami Dolphins' Jeff Hafley: Quinn Ewers was off, but so were others
"Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley reviews the opening loss to Washington and looks forward to preseason game No. 2 vs. the Giants.
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