![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/concerning-miami-dolphins-practice-footage-emerges-that-should-worry-tua-tagovailoa/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_Screenshot-2023-08-10-at-23009-PM-copy.jpg&description=Tua Tagovailoa has admitted that the Miami Dolphins' offense has a lot of work to do after it was ripped through by the Atlanta Falcons during joint practice this week The Miami Dolphins' joint practice session with the Atlanta Falcons has raised concerns about quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and his offensive line. Tagovailoa, 25, had his fifth-year contract option taken up by the Dolphins this offseason, ending speculation of a move for twice-retired Tom Brady. The move to back Tagovailoa comes after the QB spent a considerable amount of time on the sidelines last season with multiple concussions, costing him appearances in the NFL playoffs. But if Tagovailoa is to avoid such injuries again in the 2023 NFL campaign, his offensive line will have to drastically improve, with the Falcons' defense breaking through on a number of occasions in practice footage, which would result in a sack in a real game. "This against the Falcons too who were second to last in sacks last year. Pray for Tua indeed," one fan said on Twitter, with Miami set to take on Atlanta in a preseason game on Friday. Other NFL fans have shifted the blame onto Tagovailoa for his slow snap release, with one writing: "I don't know. Tua was holding the ball for way too long." The quarterback says the Dolphins' scrimmage performance wasn't up to standard but expects it to improve in time for the new season. "Regardless of if it was the best day ever for the offense, or it was the worst day ever for the offense, we got to keep growing, we got to continue to get better,' Tagovailoa said on Wednesday. "There's a lot of things we need to clean up, and I think we're doing so in all these afternoon meetings.' He continued: "I think you have a lot to correct when you have more negatives than you do positive. Obviously, you want to have more positive, but it's good when you have a joint practice. … I think it's good because you learn so much from those things. But outside of that, you just continue to keep moving for){kind=link}
Tua Tagovailoa has admitted that the Miami Dolphins’ offense has a lot of work to do after it was ripped through by the Atlanta Falcons during joint practice this week
The Miami Dolphins’ joint practice session with the Atlanta Falcons has raised concerns about quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and his offensive line.
Tagovailoa, 25, had his fifth-year contract option taken up by the Dolphins this offseason, ending speculation of a move for twice-retired Tom Brady. The move to back Tagovailoa comes after the QB spent a considerable amount of time on the sidelines last season with multiple concussions, costing him appearances in the NFL playoffs.
But if Tagovailoa is to avoid such injuries again in the 2023 NFL campaign, his offensive line will have to drastically improve, with the Falcons’ defense breaking through on a number of occasions in practice footage, which would result in a sack in a real game.
“This against the Falcons too who were second to last in sacks last year. Pray for Tua indeed,” one fan said on Twitter, with Miami set to take on Atlanta in a preseason game on Friday.