Darren Waller thinks Tua Tagovailoa still struggles with trauma from head injuries
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Key Points:
- Dolphins tight end Darren Waller believes quarterback Tua Tagovailoa’s struggles are more psychological than physical, potentially linked to past brain injuries and concussions.
- Waller praised Tagovailoa’s passing ability in practice, highlighting his accuracy and anticipation, but noted a disconnect during games possibly caused by trauma from head injuries.
- Referencing the book "The Body Keeps the Score," Waller suggested Tagovailoa may be experiencing lingering psychological effects that hinder his in-game performance.
- Despite underwhelming play, Tagovailoa’s $54 million guaranteed contract for 2026 makes it likely he will remain with the Dolphins.
- The Dolphins hope Tagovailoa can overcome these challenges and return to the
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