Quinn Ewers reflects on learning from Malik Willis with Dolphins
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 12:15 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Quinn Ewers, backup quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, expressed excitement about learning from Malik Willis, the team's new starting quarterback. He emphasized his focus on growth and understanding the game better as he gains experience. Ewers, who started in three games last season, noted that the presence of Willis will benefit him. Despite anticipating a year spent largely observing, Ewers appreciates the collaborative dynamic within the quarterback room. His comments come as the Dolphins prepare for the upcoming season with their quarterback lineup solidified.
- •Ewers views learning from Willis as a positive opportunity.
- •Willis was signed in free agency to serve as the starting quarterback.
- •Ewers previously started three games last season, gaining valuable experience.
- •He recognizes the importance of collaboration in the quarterback room.
- •The Dolphins are preparing for the next season with a focused training camp.
- 12:15 PMYahoo Sports — Dolphins' Quinn Ewers: Learning from Malik Willis 'not worst thing'
"Miami Dolphins backup quarterback Quinn Ewers discusses his relationship with Malik Willis and his reaction when Willis was signed in free agency.
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