Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner commiserates with Ryan Fitzpatrick having to cede his starting job with the Miami Dolphins to prized rookie Tua Tagavailoa.

The 3-3 Dolphins will sit the veteran Fitzpatrick and start Tagovailoa – the No. 5 pick in the draft out of Alabama – when they return from their bye week on Nov. 1 against the Los Angeles Rams.

Warner similarly had the Giants at 5-4 in 2004 when he was replaced by Eli Manning, the No.1 overall pick in that year’s draft.

“I know what my man #FitzMagic is feeling,” Warner tweeted Tuesday. “In 04 w/NYG we were (a) playoff team after 9 games (& I wasn’t playing as well as Fitz) when they moved (to) @EliManning — sucked (for) me – but I knew it wasn’t about that season but the future. I’d have to say it worked out pretty well (for the) Gmen!”

The Giants won just one of their final seven games in 2004 to finish 6-10, but Manning led them to an 11-5 record and a playoff berth the following year.

Miami has opened this season 3-3, in second place in the AFC East behind the Buffalo Bills (4-2). The 37-year-old Fitzpatrick has led the Dolphins to three wins in their past four games, completing a career-best 70.1 percent of his pass attempts with a 95.0 quarterback rating through six games.

The 22-year-old Tagavailoa made his NFL debut late in Sunday’s shutout win over the Jets, going 2-for-2 for nine yards in his first game action since suffering a season-ending hip injury with Alabama last November.