Tua Tagovailoa will return to Miami Dolphins training for the first time on Wednesday since suffering the brutal concussion against the Cincinnati Bengals, although he'll be in limited practice for the time being.
The Dolphins quarterback has been in the wars, with the franchise at the centre of a huge storm as fears of Tagovailoa's safety have been raised. Tagovailoa appeared to suffer a concussion against the Buffalo Bills two weeks ago, but was cleared to play against the Bengals, when he was then stretchered from the field.
Tagovailoa was obviously not fit to feature against the New York Jets on Sunday, and sat out while the Dolphins were battered 40-17. With the quarterback returning to training, there is an outside chance that he could be ready for Sunday's clash with the Minnesota Vikings, but head coach Mike McDaniel told reporters that he is not expected to play.
