It’s been roughly two weeks since the Miami Dolphins began their training camp with strength and conditioning drills and walk-through scenarios ahead of the 2020 NFL season.
Dolphins coaches say they have not seen rookie quarterback Tua Tagovailoa throw a football during a practice setting just yet.
That may seem like an odd or moot point made Saturday by Dolphins offensive coordinator Chan Gailey and quarterbacks coach Robby Brown, both tasked with leading Miami’s offense and helping Tagovailoa develop as the Dolphins’ next franchise quarterback.
The fundamental point the Dolphins coaches, including head coach Brian Flores, have tried to emphasize regarding Tagovailoa’s development in Miami: It will be a slow, steady and arduous process.