BREAKING: Dolphins GM Gives Prodigious Report on Top Starter`s Future

Dolphins GM Gives Prodigious Report on Top Starter`s Future. As the Miami Dolphins gear up to face the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, fans are eager for the return of star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, although wide receiver Tyreek Hill’s presence on the injury report raises some concern.

Tagovailoa has made significant progress, being upgraded to a full participant in practice, while Hill is listed as “limited” due to a foot injury, according to ESPN‘s Marcel Louis-Jacques and the team’s official practice report. Although there’s no indication that Hill will miss the Week 8 game against Arizona, his injury is still notable.

Dolphins’ Tyreek Hill on having Tua Tagovailoa back

There’s a celebratory atmosphere in Miami as Tua Tagovailoa has been removed from the injured reserve list, participated fully in practice, and is set to start after missing all games since Week 2 against the Buffalo Bills. After suffering a concussion in that game, he followed the necessary protocols and is now ready to return. Even Tyreek Hill expressed how much Tagovailoa has been missed.

“He looked great,” Hill said in the team’s transcripts. “It felt like old times; we connected on a few deep shots today, which felt amazing. I really missed him. I even told him I’d take him and his wife to dinner because I missed him so much. It was beautiful to have him back; it almost brought me to tears just having him in the lineup, calling the plays, directing the offense, and hearing his voice. I know it sounds crazy, but he’s such a crucial part of this team. You can see why quarterbacks get paid so much; the respect we all have for him is huge. We’ve got his back no matter what, and I’m so glad he’s back.”

Dolphins’ Tyreek Hill on the difference Tua Tagovailoa makes

“It makes a huge difference,” Hill said. “Tua and Mike (McDaniel) share a special connection that allows Tua to be himself. He has strong relationships with all of us, and that chemistry translates onto the field. When we bring that synergy together, everything improves—throws are more precise, play calling is quicker, and the overall operation is smoother. He does an excellent job of leading this offense.”

Currently, Hill has 24 catches for 294 yards and one touchdown, but he’s been limited during Tagovailoa’s absence. Both players are looking to rekindle their explosiveness in the game against the Cardinals on Sunday.