Tagovailoa gives alibi for lack of targets in Week 7 loss

It is too unhealthy for the Miami Dolphins that quarterback Tua Tagovailoa cannot out of the blue develop three inches. He blames his lack of ability to seek out open extensive receivers on his top.

In a 31-6 Week 7 loss to the Cleveland Browns, Dolphins star WR Jaylen Waddle was focused simply 4 instances, ending with one reception for 15 yards. The 6-foot-1, 225-pound QB mentioned his stature prevented him from concentrating on Waddle extra.

Tagovailoa explains why his top is an issue

“A few of it has to do with having the ability to see guys, with their guys additionally up entrance and our guys,” Tagovailoa informed the media Wednesday. “And I am not the tallest man within the again there, both. So having the ability to see after which typically when that occurs, you do not wanna throw it blindly, and also you gotta progress. So I believe that has some benefit to causes as to why that occurred for Waddle.” 

Tagovailoa cannot maintain utilizing top as an excuse 

Tagovailoa ought to take notes on different profitable quick QBs, like Baker Mayfield of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Listed at 6-foot-1, the Buccaneers star ranks sixth within the league in passing yards (1,767) and is tied for sixth in passing touchdowns (13) by way of seven weeks.