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Browsing: Mateer
The Miami Dolphins are taking an interest in an SEC matchup on Saturday featuring two talented quarterback prospects.
Per ESPN’s Jordan Reid, Dolphins general manager Chris Grier and other representatives from Miami are in attendance for the Oklahoma vs. South Carolina game, where Sooners quarterback John Mateer will battle Gamecocks quarterback LaNorris Sellers.
Mateer and Sellers have had mixed results through the first half of the season, though injuries have been a factor for both.
Mateer, who spent three years at Washington State before joining the Sooners this offseason, has thrown for 1,417 yards, six touchdowns and six interceptions, adding 195 rushing yards and five scores on the ground.
He suffered a hand injury that required surgery in a win over Auburn in September, though that injury sidelined him for just one game.
Sellers, who was widely projected to be the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft coming into the year, hasn’t performed the way some scouts perhaps thought he would.
The redshirt sophomore has thrown for 1,010 yards, four touchdowns and a pair of interceptions, collecting 117 yards and a score on the ground. He has played all six of the Gamecocks’ contests, though he missed most of their loss to Vanderbilt after a first-half injury.
While neither Mateer nor Sellers has been among the top quarterbacks in their conference this season, the Dolphins, and likely other teams, seem to have interest, perhaps due to their potential.
Miami’s potential interest in the two quarterbacks comes amid individual struggles from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and struggles as a whole. Tagovailoa, who still has three years left on his four-year, $212.4 million contract, has thrown for 1,213 yards, 11 touchdowns and seven interceptions through six games as the Dolphins have gone 1-5.
He also called out his teammates and the team’s leadership following last week’s loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.
Whether the Dolphins are on the lookout for Tagovailoa’s possible replacement or just a backup is unclear, but their presence at Saturday’s game is notable.