Miami Dolphins’ third-year quarterback Josh Rosen could be on the move again. According to NFL Media’s Michael Giardi, several NFL teams have been making calls in regards to Rosen’s availability.

Rosen’s time in Miami is presumably over as Dolphins extended veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick and then drafted Alabama’s signal-caller Tua Tagovailoa with the fifth overall pick in 2020 NFL Draft. However, Giardi reports that the organization is in “no hurry” to trade the 23-year-old and will most likely wait for the right offer.

Rosen had three starts with the Dolphins in 2019, throwing for 567 yards and one touchdown.

Considering the crowded QB room in Miami, Josh Rosen will likely enter the new NFL season with another organization once again. Rosen was Arizona Cardinals’ 10th overall pick in 2018 but only spent one year with the organization. After landing No.1 overall pick in 2019, Cardinals drafted Oklahoma’s Kyler Murray to be their franchise’s QB and traded Rosen to Miami for a second-round pick.

While Rosen struggled in his first two seasons in the NFL, posting 3-13 as a starter, the truth is that the organizations he played with didn’t do him much favor. Both Miami and Arizona were league’s worst teams in seasons he played there and had disastrous offensive lines.

The fact is that Rosen still has a reputation of a talented QB, and it isn’t surprising that teams are still willing to take a gamble on him. Who knows, maybe the third time will be the charm.

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Miami Dolphins will give Josh Rosen an opportunity to prove he can be a franchise quarterback after all. According to several media reports, Miami will make Rosen the starting QB for the Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys.

After a shutout loss against the New England Patriots on Sunday, Dolphins’ head coach Brian Flores reiterated his determination to keep journeyman QB Ryan Fitzpatrick as the starter. However, NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport broke the news on Thursday that Flores had a change of hearts and will give Rosen a chance in Week 3 after all.

In the first two games, Fitzpatrick threw for only 274 yards and one touchdown while notching four interceptions. Dolphins also scored just 10 points in those two games, while allowing league-high 102 points.

Dolphins acquired Josh Rosen in April, sending a second-round pick to Arizona Cardinals. Rosen, who was Cardinals’ 10th pick in 2018, previously started 13 games in his rookie season, completing 55.2 percent of his passes for 2,278 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Since coming to Miami, Rosen made four preseason appearances in which he completed 62.2 percent of his passes for 352 yards. He also played as a relief for Fitzpatrick in the first two games of the regular season, throwing for 102 yards and two interceptions.

While Rosen’s talent is undeniable, it seems like he is once again in a situation where he is set for failure. Dolphins have traded away most of their key players, and have a week o-line, which was one of Rosen’s biggest issues while he was with Arizona. Whether one year of experience will help him overcome the deficits of the team in his second attempt remains to be seen.

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Miami Dolphins’ third-year quarterback Josh Rosen could be on the move again. According to NFL Media’s Michael Giardi, several NFL teams have been making calls in regards to Rosen’s availability.

Rosen’s time in Miami is presumably over as Dolphins extended veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick and then drafted Alabama’s signal-caller Tua Tagovailoa with the fifth overall pick in 2020 NFL Draft. However, Giardi reports that the organization is in “no hurry” to trade the 23-year-old and will most likely wait for the right offer.

Rosen had three starts with the Dolphins in 2019, throwing for 567 yards and one touchdown.

Considering the crowded QB room in Miami, Josh Rosen will likely enter the new NFL season with another organization once again. Rosen was Arizona Cardinals’ 10th overall pick in 2018 but only spent one year with the organization. After landing No.1 overall pick in 2019, Cardinals drafted Oklahoma’s Kyler Murray to be their franchise’s QB and traded Rosen to Miami for a second-round pick.

While Rosen struggled in his first two seasons in the NFL, posting 3-13 as a starter, the truth is that the organizations he played with didn’t do him much favor. Both Miami and Arizona were league’s worst teams in seasons he played there and had disastrous offensive lines.

The fact is that Rosen still has a reputation of a talented QB, and it isn’t surprising that teams are still willing to take a gamble on him. Who knows, maybe the third time will be the charm.

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Miami Dolphins will give Josh Rosen an opportunity to prove he can be a franchise quarterback after all. According to several media reports, Miami will make Rosen the starting QB for the Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys.

After a shutout loss against the New England Patriots on Sunday, Dolphins’ head coach Brian Flores reiterated his determination to keep journeyman QB Ryan Fitzpatrick as the starter. However, NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport broke the news on Thursday that Flores had a change of hearts and will give Rosen a chance in Week 3 after all.

In the first two games, Fitzpatrick threw for only 274 yards and one touchdown while notching four interceptions. Dolphins also scored just 10 points in those two games, while allowing league-high 102 points.

Dolphins acquired Josh Rosen in April, sending a second-round pick to Arizona Cardinals. Rosen, who was Cardinals’ 10th pick in 2018, previously started 13 games in his rookie season, completing 55.2 percent of his passes for 2,278 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Since coming to Miami, Rosen made four preseason appearances in which he completed 62.2 percent of his passes for 352 yards. He also played as a relief for Fitzpatrick in the first two games of the regular season, throwing for 102 yards and two interceptions.

While Rosen’s talent is undeniable, it seems like he is once again in a situation where he is set for failure. Dolphins have traded away most of their key players, and have a week o-line, which was one of Rosen’s biggest issues while he was with Arizona. Whether one year of experience will help him overcome the deficits of the team in his second attempt remains to be seen.

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