MVP-Winning UFL Quarterback Lands 2 NFL Workouts
Summary
Jack Plummer, the recent UFL MVP quarterback, has workout opportunities with two NFL teams: the San Francisco 49ers and the Miami Dolphins. He aims to earn a spot as a backup quarterback on either team, both of which need more depth at that position.Key Facts
- Jack Plummer won the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in the United Football League (UFL) playing for the Orlando Storm.
- He will have workouts with the San Francisco 49ers on Friday and the Miami Dolphins the following week.
- The 49ers have starter Brock Purdy and backup Mac Jones, but their third-string quarterbacks have little NFL experience.
- The Dolphins are led by starter Malik Wilson and backup Quinn Ewers, with two other quarterbacks who have only college experience.
- Last UFL season, Plummer threw for 2,188 yards and 17 touchdowns, with just one interception.
- In college, he passed for 9,728 yards and 68 touchdowns over four years, playing at Purdue, California, and Louisville.
- Both NFL teams see Plummer as a potential candidate for their third-string quarterback role.
- Plummer’s previous UFL success and college stats give him a chance to transition to the NFL level.
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