When the Dolphins face the Steelers in late October the game was already going to get a lot of attention as it is the return of Brian Flores to Hard Rock Stadium. Steelers defensive tackle Cam Heyward gave the Dolphins some bulletin board material this week though with his appearance on The Mina Kimes Show featuring Lenny. Heyward questioned Miami’s handling of Tua and says people are overestimating the Dolphins heading into 2022.
Regarding trying to trade Tua and now believing in him: “They were so ready to trade Tua, now it’s turned into, oh he can lead the franchise. I don’t know how that works.” Cam went on to say, “Doesn’t sound like that’s going pretty good.”
Regarding the Dolphins heading into the 2022 season, Cam believes people are overestimating the Dolphins.
Regarding the Dolphins’ defense: “I like their Defense, Christian Wilkins, (and) they have a really good secondary”
(skip to 22:10 to hear Cam talk about the Dolphins)
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My opinion. I am hoping Tua breaks through and shows his critics he is better than what they say about him. Though, if the season starts off bad for him, I would not hesitate to put in Teddy Bridgewater or the QB they drafted in the 7th round to replace him. I am rooting for Tua but he is on a short leash for me. If the season starts off bad, I would replace him.
I think you run him all season. If things start off bad were out of the playoffs anyways. Might as well make sure and let Tua play it out so if hes not it we can replace him next season
Even if the Stealers have valid points, they deliver them in a classless fashion. Frankly speaking: Cam Heyward is and always has been a big mouth, and from the games and techniques I have seen from this team, I have only seen a side to this franchise that betrays a bad culture when they are on the field of play. Simply put, The Stealers play mean and dirty football and I do not mean that by a phrase of muddied uniforms. They have the audacity to underscore the Miami Dolphins’ performance rating yet they themselves display a lack of integrity as well as a poor sportsmanship style of play. Poor use of English grammar is usually a characteristic found among players such as Cam Heyward. It’s interesting how these athletes can graduate from top ivy league colleges and yet display such a poor grasp of or possess such an inadequate use of academics.
Initially, I lobbied for the Miami Dolphins draft team to draft Justin Herbert as their franchise Quarterback, however, Chris Grier still opted to select Tua Tagovailoa instead regardless of Tua’s injury-prone history. Tua Tagovailoa was a star in Alabama, but I believe, even back then, that this profile was due to the attribution of an elite cast of teammates that surrounded him on the roster. A multi-faceted array of elite talent allowed him to shine and rack up prolific stats as an athlete. Statistics do not tell the whole story nor does it define a player in every circumstance on the field of play. I studied Justin Herbert’s collegiate career as a football player and appreciated the fact that he had the endurance and resilience to get the job done as a marshall of the game. Tua does not seem to have the traits of a leader as it was being reflected during games where teammates seem to be in miscue which led to faulty results on the field of play. Chris Grier is not known for his prowess as an NFL draft guru nor as an excellent college talent evaluator as evidenced by many failed drafts and player busts. Free agency seems to be his only blueprint for success and this is simply an unacceptable and faulty standard due to the nature of this stop-gap measure. I do not believe this franchise will ever reach a dynasty level as long as the drafts are executed poorly overall.
Tina trash 🗑
Heyward worry about your own team and qb situation and well whoop their ass this year as well