Why Miami Dolphins fans do not need to love the QB to believe in this team
By Wesley Minke
It does not matter whether you believe in Tua Tagovailoa as the future of the Miami Dolphins or not to be able to realize how much better this offense is because of the weapons. Tyreek Hill is no questions asked a top 5 offensive playmaker in the league.
The ability for him to implement his speed all around the field as both a distraction, but also as a legitimate weapon around guys like Jaylen Waddle and Mike Gesicki will only take this offense to new heights.
Now we circle back to the main point again that even without Tua Tagovailoa at the helm of this offense they can still compete as a top unit because of these pieces.
The big piece that I feel is being supremely ignored is Cedrick Wilson Jr. He has great speed to push the ball down the field with the rest of the offense, but he contains the other element of size as well.
Wilson is going to be the guy mainly left on the outside to try and play the DeVante Parker role where his big purpose will be 50/50 balls and getting YAC on quick plays where he is opposite of the speedsters in Jaylen Waddle and Tyreek Hill.
Among all other things, he gives Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins offense another piece to keep pushing the offense. So yet again, whether you like Tua Tagovailoa or not, the Miami Dolphins should not have an issue being a good team and competing on offense no matter what.
However, no one will let you forget that this Miami Dolphins team could not run the ball to save their life last season and that did not help Tua Tagovailoa at all either. That should not be an issue much longer.