"Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (11 touchdowns, seven interceptions, 92.1 passer rating) is having a nightmarish start to the season. He's thrown late-game interceptions against New England and Buffalo, and his fourth-quarter comeback against the Los Angeles Chargers last Sunday was overshadowed by poor special teams and defensive plays. Oh, and sticking his foot in his mouth."
"Tagovailoa could use a strong performance to change the narrative of the season, which, right now is that everyone - general manager Chris Grier, coach Mike McDaniel and Tagovailoa - could be gone after the season. Tagovailoa must outduel his fellow left-handed Hawaiian quarterback - Cleveland's Dillon Gabriel - to get a victory this week."
Miami meets Cleveland in a pivotal game with both teams seeking a reset. The Dolphins' remaining schedule includes five opponents with losing records: Cleveland, Baltimore (1-5), New Orleans (1-5), the New York Jets (0-6) and Cincinnati (2-4). Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has 11 touchdowns, seven interceptions and a 92.1 passer rating, with costly late-game turnovers and a comeback marred by special teams and defensive errors. General manager Chris Grier, coach Mike McDaniel and Tagovailoa face potential consequences if performance does not improve. Coaching, defense and special teams must reduce mistakes to secure wins.
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