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Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa's contract pays him extra money if he stays healthy
And if Tua and the Dolphins bring home the Super Bowl, he earns an extra $1 million. But there's a catch: Tagovailoa doesn't earn any of those paydays unless he plays 50% of the regular season snaps. Tua obviously would take those big wins even if he missed most of the season, and so would the Dolphins.
Dolphins GM Chris Grier started the offseason saying Miami would have to invest in the offensive line, and it will soon show ...
Putting the physical resemblance aside, Simmons is also a southpaw like Tagovailoa — a rare trait for a quarterback in modern ...
The Miami Dolphins' starting quarterback has taken a tumble down the NFL's annual Top 100 players list. Some are saying it ...
The 2023 season was the only one Tagovailoa escaped unscathed, and with that kind of track record, few were surprised when ...
Contract disputes are prevalent during this time of year in the NFL. The Athletic's writers pick which situations are worth ...
The Miami Dolphins are gearing up for the 2025 season with a roster built to compete at the highest level. With explosive ...
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Paul Finebaum suggests Nick Saban take Miami Dolphins job, ditch Tua Tagovailoa if he returns to coachingPaul Finebaum had a different take regarding Nick Saban and a potential return to coaching: the Miami Dolphins. That’s right, ...
Sure, the Dolphins could release Tua and pay that huge dead cap hit, but that's not likely. If Tagovailoa at least made it through the 2025 season healthy, he wouldn't be a bad trade candidate. One ...
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