Still no Tua Tagovailoa in Miami, absent for repeated concussions. This Sunday, it is the rookie Skylar Thompson who will take control of the Florida attack against the dreaded defense of the Jets. It was Mike McDaniel, coach of the Dolphins, who announced it this Friday at a press conference.
The usual replacement, Teddy Bridgewater, is not completely recovered from a dislocation of the right little finger, his throwing hand, suffered last week against the Patriots.
Already appeared six times this season, Thompson is the symbol of the carousel at the quarterback position that has taken place in Miami this season due to injuries. This Sunday, he will start for the second time in his career.
The most accessible playoff scenario for the Dolphins would be to beat the Jets and see the Bills win over the Patriots.
For the moment, the player drafted in the 7th round compiles statistics of 54% of completed passes for 382 yards, 1 touchdown and 3 interceptions.
