The Splash Zone 9/2/20: Flores In No Hurry To Play Tua Tagovailoa

Brian Flores is in no hurry to reveal his quarterback order, but I think we all know the answer is going to be Ryan Fitzpatrick as the starter. The bearded veteran has looked the best as the two young quarterbacks haven’t done much to push Fitzpatrick. But everyone wants to know when Tua Tagovailoa is going to play and Flores said there is no hurry in trying to rush the rookie onto the field.

You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day’s round-up below.

Brian Flores Says Dolphins Could Delay Activation Of Tua Tagovailoa: ‘I Want What Is Best For Him’ – CBS Miami
The Dolphins coach didn't rule out the possibility of leaving Tagovailoa inactive to start the season in order to allow more time for him to heal.

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Phinsider News You May Have Missed

Miami Dolphins News 9/1/20: Ryan Fitzpatrick Back At Practice - The Phinsider
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Brian Flores: Tua is healthy, but last year's injury is a consideration for Week One - ProFootballTalk
Medically, Dolphins rookie quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has been cleared to play for Week One. But the injury remains in Dolphins coach Brian Flores’ mind as he decides who will start for the Dolphins in 12 days.

The Dolphins will likely have DeVante Parker and Jakeem Grant ready for the regular season. - The Phinsider
Despite nagging injuries, Parker and Grant should be good to go against the Patriots.