“I’d say I’m ready to go,” Tagovailoa told USA Today in a story published Thursday as Dolphins rookie and quarterbacks report to the team’s Davie facility for coronavirus testing.
“It’s kind of those things where you start getting the itch to get back out on the field, to be able to compete. It’s going to be a new setting, so that’s what’s even more exciting.”
Tagovailoa told the publication he is healthy heading into camp as he continues to work his way back after suffering a right hip dislocation and posterior wall fracture while playing for Alabama last November.