Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan has secured Malik Willis as the starting quarterback and sees Quinn Ewers as a promising backup. Despite this, Sullivan remains open to selecting another quarterback in the upcoming NFL Draft, scheduled from April 23 to 25. He emphasized the importance of making decisions that may not be immediately understood but align with the team's long-term vision. Given the Dolphins' six picks in Rounds 3-5, they could target several promising quarterbacks. Notable prospects include Drew Allar from Penn State, who has a strong arm but is inconsistent under pressure; Carson Beck, a local talent with big-game experience; Taylen Green from Arkansas, known for his athleticism; Garrett Nussmeier from LSU, who possesses a strong arm but has struggled with decision-making; and Cole Payton from North Dakota State, a dual-threat lefty with potential but lacking experience. These quarterbacks could provide valuable competition and depth for the Dolphins as they look to strengthen their roster.