It's tough to know what to expect from the Miami Dolphins when they face the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. Seventh-round rookie Quinn Ewers is set to make his first ever NFL start and he's only thrown eight passes leading up to his debut.

The Miami Dolphins have become the latest NFL embodiment of "stuck between a rock and a hard place." The rock, in this case, is the play in 2025 by quarterback Tua Tagovailoa — an issue that has ranged from concerning to frustrating to untenable on the spectrum since the first game of the

Quick-hitting preview of the Miami Dolphins’ Week 16 game against the Cincinnati Bengals, which marks QB Quinn Ewers’ first NFL start.

The Miami Dolphins have benched quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with three weeks left in the season, turning things over to rookie Quinn Ewers for at least Week 16.

Wiz Khalifa has been sentenced to nine months in prison by a Romanian court, according to reports, nearly a year and a half after the rapper was arrested for consuming marijuana during a music festival performance in the Eastern European country.

The Dolphins' quarterback change is symbolic of the type of season both teams have endured. After entering the season with playoff aspirations, the Dolphins and Bengals are instead playing for pride during the season's final three weeks. Jobs are also at stake, as losing seasons usually lead to considerable offseason changes.

The Miami Dolphins were eliminated from playoff contention with their loss against the Pittsburgh Steelers last week, marking the second straight season the tea

Miami Dolphins rookie Quinn Ewers will make his first NFL start against the Cincinnati Bengals. Here's a scouting report from Austin, Texas.

Miami rookie quarterback Quinn Ewers is set to make his first career start when the Dolphins host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.

Jason Sanders probably won't play against the Bengals, but could make his 2025 debut in Week 17 or 18, says Mike McDaniel.