These were supposed to be the 21st Century halcyon years of Miami Dolphins football, a blissful four- or five-year run of sustained winning that would validate the 2019 semi-tank and restore the franchise to greatness or at least,

The Miami Dolphins knew they had to have an upgrade at backup QB behind Tua Tagovailoa. So they called on ex-Jet Zach Wilson. Can he deliver?

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/dolphins as Dolphins Monday Mailbag: Wright, Roster, Jonah, Minkah, and More. First mailbag in a few weeks right before training camp kicks off, so we’ve got a lot of questions.

There’s a decent chance the Dolphins will need Wilson at some point during the 2025 season. And he better play well since Grier and McDaniel chose him over other available veteran quarterbacks.

Here are the quarterbacks Wilson has caught touchdown passes from in his NFL career:

Moton's 2025 prediction also included an interesting aside about the Dolphins' QBs. It's no secret that starter Tua Tagovailoa has had his share of injury issues throughout his career, particularly with concussions.

The Miami Dolphins quarterback made headlines this weekend, but not for anything that happened on the field. Zach Wilson tied the knot with longtime partner Nicolette Dellanno in a spectacular New York ceremony that had all the makings of a fairytale wedding.

As flashy trades and risk-taking draft picks have dominated the headlines during the offseason, the Dolphins have done a few plus-smart things under the radar that may turn out to be just as crucial,