MIAMI — Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa gets surrounded by constant conversation over his development as a football player, but personal growth has played just as big of a role in his offseason ahead of the 2023 season, with training camp a mere week away.
As Tagovailoa just recently celebrated a one-year anniversary with his wife, he has worked on being the best husband he can be and father to his young son — all while continuing to build the strength and technique that can potentially take his play to the next level in a fourth NFL season and catapult the Dolphins into Super Bowl contention.
Tagovailoa touched on all the ways he has grown since he last played at a Gatorade-sponsored event in which he surprised players on the Miami Edison High football and girls flag football teams Tuesday afternoon.
