Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley plans to stick with his current quarterback through the Week 6 bye, even as he acknowledged the team must get more from its passing attack.
Key takeaways
- Hafley is not weighing a quarterback switch during Miami’s Week 6 bye.
- The Dolphins coach said the passing game needs to improve.
- Miami will use its bye week without making a change at quarterback.
Hafley keeps faith in current starter
The Dolphins will not enter their bye week with a quarterback controversy. Hafley made clear that a change under center is not part of the club’s immediate plans.
That decision keeps Miami’s current starter in place as the coaching staff evaluates an offense that has not produced enough through the air. Hafley did not outline specific changes, but he stressed that the passing offense must take a step forward when the Dolphins return to action.
Passing game remains a priority
Miami’s bye arrives with the quarterback position settled, at least for now, but the aerial attack remains a central concern for the staff. Hafley’s comments point to an emphasis on improving execution in the passing game rather than replacing the player leading it.
The Dolphins will have the Week 6 break to address those issues before their next kickoff.
