Dolphins QB Quinn Ewers will miss time due to a groin injury, possibly impacting his role.
Quinn Ewers dealing with a groin injury that will cost him time is worth flagging in your notes, but the confidence on this report sits at only 50%, so treat it as preliminary. Ewers is already a deep-bench or undrafted flier in most formats given his rookie/backup status, and a soft-tissue injury before the season even starts only pushes his timeline further back and clouds any path to snaps. There's nothing here suggesting he was ever going to be a difference-maker this year, so the practical fantasy value doesn't change much — he stays a late-round dart throw or waiver stash at best, and this news makes him even easier to leave off your draft board unless you're in a deep dynasty league monitoring long-term QB depth.
Mark Gronowski is mentioned in this cluster but no specific detail about his injury status, role, or timeline is provided in the sources, so there's nothing actionable to build on for him yet. Don't drop or add him based on this report alone — watch for a follow-up with actual specifics.
For draft prep purposes, keep Ewers off your priority list this cycle. If you're stashing developmental quarterbacks in a dynasty or keeper league, this is a mild yellow flag rather than a reason to move him up or down dramatically, since the injury details (severity, expected return) aren't clear. Revisit both players once beat reporters or team-issued injury reports firm up actual missed-time estimates; until then, this is a low-confidence, low-impact note rather than a reason to alter your board.
The Dolphins brought quarterback Mark Gronowski back to the roster on Sunday and an injury to another player at the position likely contributed to the decision.