Summary
The Miami Dolphins are facing a difficult decision about quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. They might need to release him because trading him seems unlikely due to his high salary.
Key Facts
- The Dolphins removed Tua Tagovailoa as their starting quarterback late in the 2025 season.
- Tagovailoa threw 15 interceptions and had an 88.5 passer rating in his last season.
- A new general manager and coaching staff took over for the Dolphins.
- The Dolphins might have to release Tagovailoa due to his expensive contract.
- Tagovailoa has a $54 million guaranteed salary for 2026.
- He has a contract extended through 2028, with significant cap hits in upcoming years.
- Tagovailoa has played 17 games over recent seasons, with injuries affecting his play.
- There is still a chance a team might take a chance on him with a short-term contract.
