Tua Tagovailoa rebounds after interception to help Dolphins beat Texans 28-3 | AP News
In his first game since recovering from a concussion, Tua Tagovailoa, the Miami Dolphins’ quarterback, faced a challenging start as his opening pass resulted in an interception. Coach Mike McDaniel, however, viewed this adversity as an opportunity for growth. Tagovailoa quickly rebounded, leading his team to a 28-3 victory against the Houston Texans. The Dolphins’ defense managed to force a turnover following the interception, allowing Tagovailoa to orchestrate a successful 93-yard scoring drive. Although he only played for a short period, Tagovailoa’s efficient passing on the drive showcased his skills.
Tagovailoa’s resilience was evident throughout the game. Despite the initial setback, he remained composed and played a key role in his team’s victory. Skylar Thompson eventually replaced Tagovailoa, delivering a strong performance as well. The game marked a positive step forward for Tagovailoa, who expressed his excitement at being back on the field and leading the team.
Beyond Tagovailoa’s performance, the Dolphins experienced a few injuries, including rookie running back De’Von Achane and Pro Bowl left tackle Terron Armstead. While the injuries raised concerns, the team’s overall outlook remained optimistic.
The Dolphins are scheduled to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in their upcoming preseason finale. While Tagovailoa’s participation remains uncertain, his return to the field after a prolonged absence represents a significant milestone for both him and the team.
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