It’s now official, quarterback Skylar Thompson will be the starter for the Miami Dolphins’ last game of the regular season.
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The third pivot will have a lot of pressure on his shoulders, since the Florida team absolutely must win against the New York Jets if they want to be in the playoffs. She must also hope for a setback from the New England Patriots against the Buffalo Bills.
On Friday, Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said quarterback Tua Tagovailoa will be out for the second straight game with a concussion.
Last week against the “Pats”, it was the experienced Teddy Bridgewater who got the start. However, he fractured a finger and was replaced by Thompson. The latter completed 12 of the 21 passes he attempted for gains of 104 yards and a touchdown, in addition to being the victim of an interception.