If Tua Tagovailoa produces his third consecutive season with 100-plus passer rating he would become NFL’s 10th player to do so

I just talked about the Miami Dolphins saving their season last week, but this week I’m going to talk about another Miami Dolphin who is taking on more responsibility this season: QB Tua Tagovailoa. One of my biggest criticism of the Dolphins’ signal caller was in his play outside of structure.

Sunday’s matchup between Tua Tagovailoa’s Miami Dolphins and Drake Maye’s New England Patriots could be the first of many.

The quarterback has looked amazing when it comes to extending plays. His growth in that area is why the Dolphins are ranked second in third down conversions over the last three games.

Tua Tagovailoa of Miami Dolphins can improve to 7-0 vs. middling New England Patriots After Miami's last win, Tua noted that extended plays are great, but he must also prioritize protecting the football and limiting turnovers. There is risk and reward in every decision, but Tua's been making some good ones.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa addressed facing New England Patriots signal caller Drake Maye for the first time.

The 2024 NFL season has been one of the most of thrilling years in NFL history. There have been 95 games decided by eight-or-fewer points this season, the second-most through Week 11 of a season in NFL history,

Sunday’s matchup between Tua Tagovailoa’s Miami Dolphins and Drake Maye’s New England Patriots could be the first of many. Tagovailoa signed a long-term deal with the Dolphins this offseason. And Maye has played well in seven games so far after the Patriots took him with the No.