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Sporting News projects the Miami Dolphins to select a top quarterback prospect in its latest 2027 NFL mock draft. Could he be Miami’s next franchise QB?

Sporting News analyst Vinnie Iyer projected in his latest mock draft that the Miami Dolphins will select Oregon quarterback Dante Moore with the third overall pick. The article notes that while Miami used dual-threat passer Malik Willis as a bridge quarterback, the franchise needs to secure a long-term starter.
Scouting evaluations cited in the piece praise Moore as an accurate, polished pocket passer with advanced pre-snap processing and a quick release. However, analysts also point out that he offers limited mobility as a runner, can turn tentative under pressure, and has relatively limited collegiate starting experience.
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