While many fans were hopeful that Ewers’ strong outing was enough to move him past Zach Wilson on the depth chart or at least spark a battle, Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel made it clear that one game wouldn’t change anything.

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel has admired what the Detroit Lions have been able to accomplish from afar. His team is now spending the week going against Dan Campbell's squad in a pair of joint practices and a preseason game at Ford Field this weekend.

“Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said Dolphins RB De’Von Achane is dealing with a calf injury and likely will not practice this week/ McDaniel said this is ‘preventative in nature’ especially because of how explosive of an athlete Achane is,” Louis-Jacques wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

Quinn Ewers found more success against the Lions than Zach Wilson, but Mike McDaniel isn't ready to move the rookie up the depth chart.

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel is, typically, pretty free-flowing with his responses at the podium. McDaniel has joked in the past about his long-winded nature during media availabilities ...

Mike McDaniel attends Breitling’s celebration of New Ambassador and Professional Football Head Coach Mike McDaniel at the new Breitling Boutique Miami Design District on June 6, 2024 in Miami ...

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel is 4-9 (.444) against teams that made the playoffs during the 2022 season, and 0-3 this year against teams that have a winning record.

Running through the most important updates from Mike McDaniel’s media availability today including injury updates for De’Von Achane and Zach Sieler.

There could be some extra heat in Miami on Mike McDaniel. The Dolphins (6-7) are on the outside of the playoffs entering a critical Week 15 road game against the AFC South-leading Texans (8-5).