The Miami Dolphins had their 58th season, but it left fans feeling down because they didn’t meet expectations, continuing a streak since 2000 without a playoff victory. Yet, amid the letdowns, there is a beacon of hope—quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.
The season’s verdict is crystal clear: it fell short of expectations. Despite an impressive 11-win record and a playoff berth, the Dolphins and their devoted fans had envisioned a deeper postseason run. The initial offensive brilliance, highlighted by scoring 70 points in a game and Tyreek Hill’s record-setting pace, slowly faded. The team had a tough journey with big losses: 56-19 in Baltimore, 21-14 at home against Buffalo, and a cold 26-7 defeat in Kansas City.
Now, let us look ahead to the future; all eyes are on Tua Tagovailoa. The burning question arises: should the Dolphins invest in a long-term mega-contract for the 25-year-old quarterback? People might not be sure, but the numbers tell a cool story. Tagovailoa got picked for the Pro Bowl and threw the most yards in the NFL, showing he deserves a long-term deal as he is an established franchise quarterback.
Tagovailoa is special with his quick throws and accuracy, even though there are things he can get better at. Compared to others in his 2020 draft class, he’s really good. While some focus on rushing yards and touchdowns, Tagovailoa is excellent with his accuracy.
Tagovailoa has the potential to develop his game further. It is not only about numbers. It is about a young player growing and getting used to the tough parts of the NFL.
As the Dolphins’ decision-makers, including coach Mike McDaniel and general manager Chris Grier, assess the future, the question lingers: Should we extend Tagovailoa’s contract or wait and kick the can down the road another season? The answer, in simple terms, is clear. If Tua is the franchise quarterback, the team needs to show him trust and belief by securing his future with a well-deserved contract extension.
In the future, the Miami Dolphins’ story is all about Tagovailoa. He is not just someone they are putting money into. He is a really important part of the team’s success. Giving him a contract extension is not just about money. It is about making the team better.
In the evolving story of the Miami Dolphins, Tua Tagovailoa stands as a key chapter—a player with potential, determination, and a hunger to grow. The team’s decision to pay him like a franchise quarterback is not just about recognizing his current contributions. It is about betting on a promising future for the Dolphins and their passionate fanbase.
Rubbish…1-12 his last 13 against playoff teams.Nothing more needs to be said. He can’t win off script because of his physical limitations and underperformed in important games.Move on while still able from this failed experiment…and while you’re at draft some real football players in the trenches.
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You cannot give up on Tua yet, everybody knows he has trouble winning in a big spot. Wether or not he can fix this problem he has with high pressure games or not, he deserves a chance a chance to try. Look what he’s done with his durability problem. He is probably the most accurate QB in recent history, that talent is to rare to throw away already.
Maybe if Miami can address the OL problems and get players that are healthy enough to play and protect the QB ,we might be able to win the Big games . No QB can win consistently running for their lives or being Sacked 4 times a game !! Tua has proven he can make the throws if given the time. Miami also needs help in the defense Backfield. XHoward hasn’t performed in two seasons, he has been injured most of this season once again, time to go shopping for his replacement and OL prospects. Get this done with a Possible TE that can help with crossing patterns and receptions across the middle and we could be great 👍
Let him play out the last year of his contract. His arm strength and lack of killer attitude to win games in 4th quarter or even against playoff teams is my concern. If he can improve next year and fix those issues then yes I would consider him a franchise quarterback right now he’s just a good quarterback.
lol, Tua is not the future. He had a good year. But he can’t take over a game.mobility n health is a concern. The OL started good but could not hold it together. Coaching was a B+ in the beginning of the season, but just didn’t improve, not making adjustments through out games.n defensive ly we just lost everyone at the end😢
I’ll tell you what….. I don’t know about a HUGE contract with a major extension….. didn’t we try that with Tannehill??? A good show of faith…. How’d that turn out??? But i was ALL about trading him for a first rounder possibly two…. I mean Hey he is a probowl quarterback…. And then getting Kirk Cousins in Free Agency and drafting our future quarterback to study under Kirk…. But you have a point, he over and the adversity of being concussion prone… he right the ship in a sort of way. By NOT SCRAMBLING, he just folds up…. But he did find a way to overcome the concussions…. Perhaps he will find a way not to panic in the spotlight…. But no huge contract…. he needs to prove that he can overcome his big moment mishaps first!!!! NO MORE LAME DUCKS!!!!! Well we’ll see I guess…..