Miami Dolphins’ Potential Quarterback Switch Ahead of Titans Clash

Mike McDaniel Evaluates Miami Dolphins’ Quarterback Situation

On Tuesday, Dolphins’ coach Mike McDaniel didn’t rule out a potential quarterback change ahead of their upcoming match against the Tennessee Titans. As the Dolphins gear up for their Monday night game, McDaniel acknowledged that “there’s a lot of stuff on the table”.

Skylar Thompson’s Injury Sparks Quarterback Controversy

Skylar Thompson, who sustained a rib injury during the Dolphins’ loss to the Seattle Seahawks, was substituted by Tim Boyle. Thompson’s condition remains uncertain as of Tuesday afternoon, leaving the Dolphins to contemplate starting either Boyle or Tyler Huntley. As McDaniel put it, “As Skylar progresses, I think that leaves variables more vague. I think we have an important 48 hours to see where he’s at and then get in front of the rest of the quarterbacks room.”

McDaniel Reflects on Dolphins’ Performance and Potential Changes

McDaniel expressed disappointment with the Dolphins’ performance in their 24-3 defeat against Seattle. He noted Thompson’s lackluster performance, leading nine offensive drives that didn’t last more than five plays. Boyle showed slightly higher productivity, but the Dolphins failed to score a touchdown for just the third time under McDaniel’s guidance. This defeat marked the team’s lowest-scoring game since McDaniel’s appointment in 2022.

McDaniel Previews Strategy for Upcoming Titans Match

McDaniel hinted that the team is likely to finalize their starting quarterback soon to ensure ample preparation time. He dismissed the idea of employing multiple quarterbacks against the Titans, with the Dolphins already set to play three more games without their starter, Tua Tagovailoa. According to McDaniel, Tagovailoa is currently undergoing neurological consultations.

Latest Updates on Tagovailoa’s NFL Participation

Tagovailoa’s Status in the Wake of Recent Concussion

In the course of recent events, Tagovailoa was capable of accompanying his team to Seattle the previous weekend. However, he remains bound by the NFL’s action re-entry protocol. This ongoing situation is a direct result of a concussion he sustained during the second week of games.

Week 2 Incident: Impact on Tagovailoa’s NFL Involvement

Tagovailoa’s unanticipated concussion in Week 2 continues to influence his active participation in the NFL. Despite being able to join his teammates on their voyage to Seattle recently, he is still under the conditions set by the NFL’s return-to-play protocol.

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