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The Miami Dolphins have added another arm to their quarterback competition, acquiring Kyle McCord from the Green Bay Packers. In exchange, the Packers will receive a sixth-round pick in the 2028 draft. The move was confirmed on Sunday, as Miami continues to overhaul its depth chart under center.
McCord, a former Syracuse standout, spent last season developing in Green Bay's system. He now joins a Miami roster that is looking for stability behind starter Malik Willis. The Dolphins recently sent Quinn Ewers to the Jacksonville Jaguars, which opened up a spot for another quarterback. McCord is expected to compete for the backup role during training camp and the preseason.
The trade gives the Dolphins another young option with starting experience in college. McCord threw for over 4,000 yards in his final season with the Orange, showing the kind of production that caught the attention of pro scouts. Green Bay, meanwhile, adds a future draft asset as it continues to build for the long term.
Miami's front office has been active this offseason, and this deal is another sign that the team wants real competition at every position. McCord will have a chance to prove himself in practice and in exhibition games. The coaching staff will be watching closely to see if he can push for meaningful playing time.
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