Miami Dolphins have always teased their many fans in the Cayman Islands with their inconsistency – and this season is no different. They won their first three games then lost the next three. They have started three different quarterbacks in their last three games and will be making a change back to the first of those players come the weekend.
Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has prepared this week as starter for Sunday night’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, head coach Mike McDaniel said, marking his return after two weeks side-lined in concussion protocol.
Tagovailoa cleared concussion protocol Saturday but was inactive for the Dolphins’ loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 6. McDaniel said he felt “really good” about getting Tagovailoa back on the practice field and liked how he responded.
Teddy Bridgewater started the Week 5 loss to the Jets, but was placed in the concussion protocol after one offensive snap. Skylar Thompson replaced him and started Sunday’s loss to the Vikings, but left after suffering a hand injury. Bridgewater was cleared from the protocol and took Thompson’s place.
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