Overview
- The San Francisco 49ers scheduled a pre–training‑camp workout with Jack Plummer for Friday, and the Miami Dolphins booked a follow‑up session for next week, according to NFL reporter Aaron Wilson and multiple outlets.
- Plummer won the 2026 UFL MVP after leading the league with about 2,188 passing yards while completing roughly 65 percent of his throws and posting 17 touchdowns to one interception.
- The 26‑year‑old worked through a long college path and went undrafted in 2024 before signing with the Carolina Panthers, spending time on their practice squad and being waived in August 2025.
- If signed, Plummer would most likely compete for a third‑string or backup role behind established starters in San Francisco and Miami given the 49ers’ current QB room of Brock Purdy, Mac Jones, Kurtis Rourke and Adrian Martinez and the Dolphins’ depth chart led by Malik Willis and Quinn Ewers.
- Orlando Storm coach Anthony Becht publicly said Plummer was performing at an NFL standard, coverage notes that reports conflict over any relation to former QB Jake Plummer, and media outlets emphasize that workouts are evaluations that do not guarantee a roster spot.