NFL Insider Shuts Down Speculation About Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa Being Cut

Despite the difficulties during week 1 against the Indianapolis colts, the quarter-Arrière Tua Tagovailoa does not leave Mmiami so early.

Tagovailoa launched two interceptions for dolphins on Sunday, which led to frustrated fans believe that the team should separate from him after the season.

However, the initiate of ESPN Matt Miller closed these discussions on Monday morning.

“It would cost $ 79.2 million in a dead ceiling space to cut Tua,” wrote Miller in an article on X. “Just get this information before going too crazy.

Long Shorty Short: Tagovailoa is not going.

Dolphins would never gladly take nearly $ 80 million in the dead space, and the team has also not shown signs of bench in the starry quarter, and even fewer links with it.

Miami is experiencing his best chances of making the playoffs this season implies that Tagovailoa is under the center. Head coach Mike McDaniel was the first to admit on Sunday that the result of the match was not only on his quarter.

“Certainly not all about him, at all. … There are too many people who have failed to perform their work so that he even has an additional shoulders,” said McDaniel at his post-match press conference.

Dolphins trust Tagovailoa to be their quarter-back leaving for the rest of the season. If the team did anything during the offseason, it would be someone to bring someone like Daniel Jones to push Tagovailoa to be the best version of himself.

However, even it does not seem to be a possibility for dolphins.

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