MIAMI — Even before hiring Mike McDaniel, the Dolphins told people they’re committed to quarterback Tua Tagovailoa for the 2022 season. McDaniel is all in, too, telling ESPN that “what I’ve seen is a skill set that’s very successful in this offense. You’re seeing a very accurate passer that receivers love to catch footballs from — tight spirals and accurate throws, which are huge for run after the catch. I also see great athleticism, some natural pocket movement and a tough competitor that’s willing to stand in there when necessary.”
So this question thus becomes one of the most important to be answered next fall:
Will Tagovailoa evolve from a pretty good starter to very good starter if given a better supporting cast and a more skilled offensive coaching staff?
