Tua Tagovailoa's time as the Miami Dolphins' starting quarterback seems to be nearing its end. After a slow start to the season, many fans are ready to move on from him in favor of a new prospect.
But there's one major problem standing in the way of the Dolphins replacing Tagovailoa. The 2026 NFL Draft class isn't exactly loaded with top quarterback prospects. In fact, there are only a few expected to be taken in the first round.
After recent updates, it seems like the class is getting even thinner. Oregon QB Dante Moore, one of the most highly-touted passers in college football, is now expected to return to school for another year, leaving the Dolphins with scarce options to replace their struggling quarterback.