What a rollercoaster of a season for the Miami Dolphins’ quarterback situation. The team faced significant challenges early on, notably with Tua Tagovailoa suffering another concussion that sidelined him for several games.

Without Tua, the Dolphins struggled to find their rhythm, but recently they’ve shown signs of life, clawing back to a 4-6 record with a couple of consecutive wins. While a Wild Card berth might still be within mathematical reach, it would require a strong finish to the season.

A pivotal question looms large: should the Dolphins consider addressing their backup quarterback scenario? With Tyler Huntley on injured reserve, Skylar Thompson currently holds the backup reins.

However, an intriguing possibility just arrived on the radar. The New York Giants have officially parted ways with Daniel Jones, after he requested his release.

Earlier in the week, the Giants benched Jones in favor of Tommy DeVito, with Drew Lock positioned as the backup.

As Jones clears waivers, the ripple effect has sparked chatter among NFL circles, with some speculating Miami as a potential landing spot for the former Giants starter. NFL Media’s Gregg Rosenthal identified Miami, alongside other teams, as a possible destination for Jones. From a strategic standpoint, this move makes sense for the Dolphins.

The Dolphins’ offense, orchestrated by Mike McDaniel, emphasizes a robust running game, a scheme that could play to Jones’ strengths. McDaniel has shown his adeptness at molding the game plan around his quarterbacks, investing in Tua and demonstrating confidence in his skills. The addition of Jones could introduce a new dimension to the offense, especially with his mobility providing an extra punch in certain scenarios.

Critics have often pointed to Jones’ penchant for turnovers and questionable decision-making. Yet, the chance to bring in a quarterback with 69 career starts and postseason experience could be invaluable, particularly given the Dolphins’ current needs.

This isn’t about finding a long-term solution or banking on McDaniel to “fix” Jones. It’s about seizing an opportunity to upgrade a critical position that has been in the spotlight all season.

For the Dolphins, signing Daniel Jones could very well be the strategic move that propels them towards contending for a playoff spot. The decision lies in how Miami assesses the immediate potential and the unique skills Jones could bring to their offense.