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ArticleBreaking Down The Jaguars Trade for Dolphins QB Quinn Ewers
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Whether Mullens retains the No. 2 spot, slides to No. 3 behind Ewers, or finds himself a surprise casualty of the trade is a question the Jaguars will answer when they finalize their 53-man roster over the next day.
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Mullens' backup status uncertain after Ewers trade; preseason games strong but practice inconsistent.

The Ewers trade raises immediate questions about Nick Mullens' standing in the Jaguars quarterback room. Mullens had a reasonably strong preseason, notably completing 6 of 7 attempts for 65 yards (9.3 yards-per-reception) in Week 2 against Carolina and going 5 of 7 for 62 yards in Week 3. However, his practice performances were less consistent, with multiple days of the second team offense struggling to move the ball. The source notes that whether Mullens retains the No. 2 spot, slides to No. 3 behind Ewers, or becomes a surprise casualty of the trade will be determined when Jacksonville finalizes its 53-man roster.

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