Tua Tagovailoa took centre stage at his third annual Luau with Tua charity event, strumming his guitar and serenading the crowd with Bob Marley’s classic tune “Three Little Birds.” As he sang the lyrics “Don’t worry about a thing, ‘Cause every little thing is going to be alright,” Tagovailoa couldn’t help but reflect on his journey, particularly his pursuit of a multi-year contract in the NFL offseason.
#Dolphins QBTua Tagovailoa singing and playing Bob Marley on his guitar
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Despite seeing his fellow quarterbacks from the 2020 draft class, like Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert, secure lucrative contracts worth millions, Tagovailoa found himself still playing under his rookie deal. While his peers landed massive deals, he’s facing the possibility of playing on his fifth-year option, which offers him nearly $23.2 million for the 2024 season.
Despite the uncertainty, Tagovailoa remains optimistic, channeling the positive vibes of Marley’s iconic song as he continues to navigate his NFL career.
