Tua Tagovailoa Expected to Return to Dolphins This Season After Concussion

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel confirmed that quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is anticipated to play again in 2024 following his third concussion in two years.

Tagovailoa sustained his latest concussion during a Week 2 game against the Buffalo Bills and has been on injured reserve since September 17.
The earliest Tagovailoa can return is Week 8 against the Arizona Cardinals, pending clearance from concussion protocol.
Coach McDaniel emphasized the importance of prioritizing Tagovailoa's health and is consulting with medical experts to ensure a safe return.
The Dolphins have struggled offensively in Tagovailoa's absence, currently ranking among the NFL's lowest in scoring with Tyler Huntley starting at quarterback.
Despite concerns about his concussion history, Tagovailoa is committed to continuing his NFL career and has not experienced lingering symptoms from the latest injury.