“We Want Him Back”: Miami Dolphins Fans in Tears as QB Tua Tagovailoa Suspended Indefinitely today….Read More
In a stunning turn of events, Miami Dolphins rookie quarterback Quinn Ewers has been suspended indefinitely, leaving fans heartbroken and the team’s future uncertain. The 2025 seventh-round draft pick from Texas had recently been thrust into the spotlight following a series of disappointing performances by starter Tua Tagovailoa. Ewers made his NFL debut in Week 7 against the Cleveland Browns, replacing Tagovailoa after a lackluster performance. Despite the team’s 31-6 loss, Ewers’ brief appearance sparked hope among fans for a change at the quarterback position.
The suspension has sent shockwaves through the Dolphins’ fanbase. Social media platforms are flooded with messages expressing disbelief and support for Ewers. One fan tweeted, “We want him back!” while another shared a photo of a homemade sign reading, “Ewers is our future.” The sentiment is clear: fans are rallying behind the young quarterback and are eager to see him return to the field.
The Dolphins’ front office has yet to release an official statement regarding the suspension, leaving many questions unanswered. Speculation is rife about the reasons behind the move, with some suggesting internal team issues or disciplinary actions. However, without confirmation from the organization, the true cause remains a mystery.
In the meantime, the Dolphins are left to navigate the remainder of the season with Tua Tagovailoa as the starting quarterback. Head coach Mike McDaniel has expressed confidence in Tagovailoa’s abilities, despite recent struggles. “We believe in Tua and the process,” McDaniel stated. “Building a championship team takes time, and we’re committed to that journey.” (Reuters)
As the team prepares for their upcoming games, including a crucial matchup against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, October 26, 2025, fans are left hoping for a swift resolution to Ewers’ suspension. Many are holding onto the belief that the young quarterback represents the future of the franchise. Until then, the Dolphins’ faithful continue to chant, “We want him b
