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    Top 10 Hilarious Quinn Ewers Memes As Ex Texas Star Struggles During NFL Preseason Showdown

    Quinn Ewers stepped out to the field today for the first time with the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins opened up their NFL preseason on the road against the Chicago Bears, in a tie that ended 24-24. While Zach Wilson was the team’s passing leader today, with 96 yards, Ewers stayed on the field for longer, with 91 yards recorded.

    Tua Tagovailoa also took charge of the offense for a bit, recording 27 passing yards.

    Fans had funny reactions to the former Longhorns quarterback stepping onto the field in the NFL for the first time in his life. Fans of his wished that Ewers could have a productive first day.

    Others joked about the hard time he had during the game.

    Others were sad to miss him on the field.

    Some couldn’t understand why he wasn’t taken off the field earlier.

    Zach Wilson will be the Dolphins’ QB2, right?

    Ewers’ fans were disappointed.

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    What are Quinn Ewers’ full preseason debut stats against the Chicago Bears?

    Quinn Ewers’ debut with the Miami Dolphins was a horrid affair. The signal-caller had a low yardage during the game, but not only that, he also struggled in other areas. He went five for 18, which is a 27.77% completion rate.

    While Ewers had no touchdowns, he didn’t give up any interceptions either. However, he was sacked twice and gave up two fumbles to the Bears’ defense.

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