The Miami Dolphins head into their 2020 training camp with a fairly deep quarterback group. Presumed starter Ryan Fitzpatrick enters his 16th season after throwing for 3,529 yards on a 62.0 completion percentage, with 20 touchdowns and 13 interceptions, giving him an 85.5 passer rating. Rookie first-round pick Tua Tagovailoa comes to the team off a dislocated and fractured hip during his final year at Alabama, but seems ready to get back on the field and says he is healthy. Third-year quarterback Josh Rosen, the tenth-overall pick in 2018 by the Arizona Cardinals, comes to camp looking to prove that he has a future in the league, and show he is worthy of either staying with the Dolphins as a backup or entice another team to trade for him.
PFF lists Dolphins among league’s best backup quarterback groups
