Davy, Fla. – Head coach Brian Flores insisted on the idea that the Miami Dolphins need to give Rookie Tua Tagovaloa an audition for the rest of the 2020 season to find out if he wants to pick a second quarterback in the 2021 NFL Draft. .
“There are a couple of things, let’s call it a source close to the thinking of the dolphins, we’re doing your ition dish. I’ll tell you about my idea. We brought you here because we believe in it, just like everyone else, Flores said. , We believe in developing players and improving players on a daily basis. ” That’s just my idea, so everyone is clear. “
Adam Schafter of ESPN reported on Sunday that one of the popular factors that put the Dolphins’ name on their early quarterback Ryan Fitzpick’s trick was that Miami has the first and second NFL draft in next year’s election. .
The Texans’ first-round pick is expected to finish in the top 10, and the 2021 NFL Draft will feature interesting top-10 quarterback options, including Cleverson’s Trevor Larens and Ohio State’s Justin Fields. The Dolphins also have their own first and second-round picks.
But Flores made it clear that he is committed to Tagoviloa ahead of the 2020 season, and it looks like the Dolphins will spend more time around Tagoviloa than adding their potential replacement to the 2021 off-season.
“I’m comfortable with what comes out of these 10 games,” Flores said. “Since I’ve been here, I think everyone has heard me talk about player development, improvement on a daily basis. I can only tell someone close to the Dolphins thinking that this will be a 10-game ition dish. Not sure where it came from. “
Tagoviloa will start his second NFL game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday and is expected to be the team’s starter for the rest of the season and beyond. -3–3 The Dolphins are in a playoff argument with a defense that has allowed a league-low 18.6 points per game that led Tagovaloa to victory in the first NFL against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday despite throwing just 93 yards.
Explaining the decision to start TagoVilloa a few weeks ago, Flores cited TagoVilloa’s overall readiness, improvement in practice and feelings within the organization, saying it was time to look at the caps because it was the best thing for the team.
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