Tua needs to heal. Given the state of the Dolphins OL--despite the rose colored glasses most fans seem to be wearing about our rookies--Tua will struggle to stay healthy behind this OL. IMHO, he should have a rookie season similar to Pat Mahomes', where he is trotted out near the end of the season to get his feet wet, get his first TD, first INT, first few hits, and probably his first start, then he can get all that stuff behind him and grind away at getting better for 2021, when he's healthy. If that happens, he has no chance at the ROY. But I'd rather have a healthy and productive Tua for 15 years, rather than risk all that by pushing him out too soon behind an OL that cannot protect him.
If Coach Flo remains true to his mantra of playing the best player, we'll see Ryan Fitzpatrick start the season and probably start most of the games. But we all know it doesn't work like that when a coach starts losing and his job is on the hot seat ... especially with a big shot rookie on the bench. So, we're going to see Tua at some point. I just pray that we do not rush him in before he's healthy.
If Coach Flo remains true to his mantra of playing the best player, we'll see Ryan Fitzpatrick start the season and probably start most of the games. But we all know it doesn't work like that when a coach starts losing and his job is on the hot seat ... especially with a big shot rookie on the bench. So, we're going to see Tua at some point. I just pray that we do not rush him in before he's healthy.