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Tua Tagovailoa delivers honest take on Dolphins’ new-look offense

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“Well, we’ve only had two days of really getting into the offense, so there’s not much installed within the run, the run action and play passes that we have,” Tagovailoa said. “It’s very similar to what I’ve run at Alabama, which in a sense makes it a little easier as far as verbiage and whatnot. But that’s still a challenge, learning the verbiage, learning where everyone is going, hearing Mike (McDaniel) or Frank (Smith) or whoever it is in the headset trying to give the call and then recalling it to the offense.

“That’s still something that I’ve got to continue to get better at.”

 
3 years in college, 3 years in the NFL, 7 OCs. Insane!

I don’t recall another QB that has gone through as much inconsistency to start their career.

Marino used to call his annual offseason knee surgery getting his annual oil change.

For Tua OCs are his annual oil change.
 
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That's what the offseason's for, especially when installing a new offense. Expecting it to be done right away is just unrealistic expectations.
 
Tua has had it rough with the number of OC's he has had to learn from. It isn't fair, but you know what? Life isn't fair. He is coming up to the stage of his career that excuse needs to be thrown out the window. He is a professional and gets paid handsomely to perform well. In some ways, you could point that he has had the opportunity to see different coaching methods and systems. With this information, he should be able to know what works and doesn't work for him.

Come on Tua, show it on the field this year. You can do it!
 
Tua's Offensive Coordinators:

2017: Brian Daboll
2018: Mike Locksley
2019: Steve Sarkisian
2020: Chan Gailey
2021: George Godsey / Eric Studesville
2022: Frank Smith

That's a lot of turnover for anyone to go through...

Consistency matters, but quality >. When he went from OC to OC at Alabama, he did just fine. Part of that is college vs NFL, but the bigger part is that his OC's and weapons were top-notch at Alabama.

Miami's OC's have been bad since drafting Tua. Hopefully, McDaniel and Co change all that.
 
Consistency matters, but quality >. When he went from OC to OC at Alabama, he did just fine. Part of that is college vs NFL, but the bigger part is that his OC's and weapons were top-notch at Alabama.

Miami's OC's have been bad since drafting Tua. Hopefully, McDaniel and Co change all that.
The three guys he had in the NFL didn’t even belong in college.
 
The Fins have been a model of instability since Shula was shown the door.
Tannehill had the same issues. He changed teams and his value skyrocketed.
Hopefully this staff can be successful enough to stay intact with our players.
 
I like Tua, but if he doesn't come out and shut up the haters this year, im done. He hasn't had good coaching but it's time. He needs to show up big time this year.

If you put a top 10 QB on this roster, we would be in every super bowl conversation being had.

I hope he comes out and just obliterates defenses. Honestly there is no excuse not too. Were the fastest team in the league and have a top 5 defense.
 
Tua's Offensive Coordinators:

2017: Brian Daboll
2018: Mike Locksley
2019: Steve Sarkisian
2020: Chan Gailey
2021: George Godsey / Eric Studesville
2022: Frank Smith

That's a lot of turnover for anyone to go through...
I wouldn’t even consider Chan gailey a oc , 2 yard out , 2yd out , 2 yd out punt
 
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