During his media session on Wednesday, Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa expressed his thoughts at length.
In a response that extended beyond two minutes, Tagovailoa conveyed his resilience to media criticism, emphasizing that it doesn’t sway him. However, he revealed that he keeps track of those who doubt him.
“I keep receipts. We all have a way of how we do things. But all the narratives about it? Yeah sure. I am only good with Tyreek [Hill] in. You’re right,” Tagovailoa said with a laugh. “That is the only time I am at my best. I’m only good when Jaylen [Waddle]’s in. I could care less about it. Sure.
“If that’s what the narrative needs to be, and we’re able to win games and we’re able to go where we want to go as a team, I am the worst football player if that’s what you want. I don’t care. I really don’t.”
Acknowledging the polarizing nature of his position as a quarterback in the league, Tagovailoa stated, “Whether I’m the best. Whether I’m the worst. I could care less. I don’t listen to it.”
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Despite the Dolphins’ commanding 30–0 victory over the Jets last week, they face a formidable challenge to conclude the season, with upcoming matchups against the Cowboys, Ravens, and Bills.
With these tough contests on the horizon, Tagovailoa and the Miami offense aim to silence any skeptics through their performance on the field.
