Recently, a debate has sparked around Miami Dolphins’ quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa, and his noticeable weight gain.
Sports analyst Ryan Clar suggested that Tua might have put on too much weight. However, the truth might be more strategic than it appears.
Ryan Clar, a respected figure in the field of sports analysis, recently noted that Tua Tagovailoa seems to have put on weight this off-season. This observation has led to speculation and concern among fans and critics alike.
In response to these comments, Tua displayed a level of assertiveness rarely seen from him in his three-year career. It’s clear that the remarks struck a chord.
The Dolphins and Tua have been working on a plan to improve his health and durability. A significant part of this plan involved Tua gaining muscle and weight in the off-season.
Reports suggest he has gained at least 10 pounds compared to last year. The strategy also included Tua trying out Jiu Jitsu to help him avoid concussions, which have negatively impacted his career, particularly last season.
Well, Tua’s new approach seems to be paying off. In the recent Texans game, he demonstrated improved techniques to protect himself from injury, such as keeping his neck up, tucking his chin, and using his arm and shoulder braces to absorb falls instead of hitting his head as he did last year.
While Ryan Clar’s comments sparked a lively debate, it appears that Tua’s weight gain is part of a strategic plan devised by him and the Dolphins with the goal to enhance his health and performance, and for the Dolphins to become a stronger contender this season.
The effectiveness of this plan will be seen as the season progresses. However, one thing is clear: Tua and the Dolphins are committed to doing everything they can to ensure his health and performance.
