The Miami Dolphins' recent signing of quarterback Brett Gabbert is primarily a depth move for the 2025 season. Gabbert, who completed 778 of 1,331 passes for 10,814 yards and 80 touchdowns during his college career at Miami (OH), joins a quarterback room led by starter Tua Tagovailoa and veteran backup Zach Wilson.
Gabbert's 2025 role is projected as a developmental quarterback, likely aiming for a practice squad position. His college experience and production, including a 58.5% completion rate, provide a solid foundation, but he faces stiff competition from rookie Quinn Ewers and the established veterans ahead of him.
For fantasy football in 2025, Gabbert's impact is minimal. He is not expected to see significant playing time barring injuries to those ahead of him. Thus, he holds little to no redraft value and is not a recommended dynasty stash unless he shows unexpected progress in training camp.
