Armstead: Dolphins Should Keep Tagovailoa, Not Release Him

0:00It's March 3rd. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Miami Dolphins fans are watching closely as the team weighs its options with quarterback Tuha Tagovaloa. It seems likely they will release him this off season, but former left tackle Terran Armstead has a different take. He says if they cannot find a solid trade partner, the Dolphins should keep Tagovaloa on the roster. Dolphins' dead points out the huge financial downside of a straight release. That would mean eating nearly $99 million in dead cat money for a player no longer with the team. Even with the post June 1st cut, they could only push about $32 million to 2027. Armstead argues it is not just about the money. Keeping Tagovaloa creates real competition in the quarterback room, whether against a new draft pick or someone like Malik Willis. Plus, his trade value could rise once the season starts and teams chase championships. Meanwhile, the Dolphins stay quiet on social media for Tagovaloa's 28th birthday this

1:05week. They post it for other players like Daniel Brunskyl and Willie Gay Jr. But nothing for their high paid quarterback. General manager John Eric Sullivan said at the combine that everything is on the table for Tagovaloa. Still, reports suggest the team plans of post June 1st release, signaling the end of his time in Miami. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor. Your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcast and music, i-s-o-l-i-soli-pillow.com