Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel announced that Tyler Huntley will be the starting quarterback for Monday night's game against the Tennessee Titans. This decision comes after Huntley joined the team less than two weeks ago, highlighting the Dolphins' current struggles with their quarterback situation. Huntley has previously started nine games for the Baltimore Ravens over the past three seasons, boasting a completion rate of 64.6% and an average of 5.7 yards per attempt.
- Tyler Huntley is stepping in as the starting QB for the Dolphins amid a challenging situation.
- Huntley's experience with the Ravens may provide some stability for the Dolphins.
Tyler Huntley | QB
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Week 5
- Starting QB for the Dolphins after joining the team less than two weeks ago.
- Has a career completion rate of 64.6% and 5.7 yards per attempt.
Miami Dolphins
- Struggling with quarterback depth, leading to the quick signing of Huntley.
- Need to find stability at the QB position to remain competitive.
Tennessee Titans
- Will face a Dolphins team with a new starting quarterback, potentially impacting their game plan.