Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has inked a major deal, signing a 3-year contract extension with the franchise, securing his future with the team. The 26-year-old star, who has become the face of the Dolphins’ offense, is reportedly set to earn a substantial financial package in a deal aimed at solidifying his long-term commitment to Miami.
Tagovailoa, the fifth overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, has had an impressive rise as one of the league’s top young quarterbacks. Despite early career challenges with injuries, he has shown immense resilience and skill, guiding the Dolphins to a strong position in the AFC and becoming a fan favorite in Miami.
The extension marks a vote of confidence from the Dolphins’ front office, signaling their belief that Tagovailoa is the key to their long-term success. The new contract, worth a reported $120 million, includes significant incentives tied to performance milestones, further demonstrating the franchise’s faith in his continued growth and leadership.
Tagovailoa, in a statement released after the signing, expressed his gratitude: “I’m incredibly grateful to the Dolphins organization and the fans for believing in me. Miami is home, and I’m excited for what the future holds as we work toward bringing a championship to this city.”
The contract extension is expected to give the Dolphins flexibility in building a competitive roster around Tagovailoa as they aim to contend for Super Bowl glory in the coming seasons.
Further details of the contract and the team’s plans for the future are expected to be revealed soon.
