As The Athletic’s Ted Nguyen noted, the Miami Dolphins could undergo a franchise reset by parting ways with head coach Mike McDaniel and general manager Chris Grier if the club fails to secure a playoff victory in its fourth season under McDaniel. Meanwhile, Miami signed quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to a four-year, $212.4M deal last summer. Nevertheless, Jim Ayello of The Athletic explained in a piece published Tuesday why Tagovailoa could find himself playing for his Dolphins career this fall. “There’s a world where this is Tagovailoa’s final season in Miami,” Ayello directly said. “To be clear, the odds of the Dolphins moving on after this season are remote (it’s far more likely after 2026), but it’s maybe not as crazy as you think. Imagine if the up-against-the-cap Dolphins struggle to a five- or six-win 2025 season. Ownership decides it’s time for a hard reset, and the new GM and coach don’t see Tagovailoa, with his concussion history and limitations as a pocket passer, as a franchise QB. They decide to dRead More
Could Dolphins part ways with QB Tua Tagovailoa after 2025 season?
