Miami Dolphins Release Tua Tagovailoa, Absorb Massive Dead Cap

0:00On this March 9th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL. The Miami Dolphins are parting ways with quarterback Tuatago Viloa through a post-June first release. This move means the team will absorb a record $99 million in dead cat money over the next two years. General manager John Eric Sullivan announced the decision on Instagram saying they are shifting directions at the quarterback spot. Sullivan shared that he spoke directly with Tuat and his team about the change. He praised Tago Viloa's character and thanked him for his time with the dolphins. The front office had hoped for a trade, but could not make one happen. Tago Viloa inked a four-year deal worth $212 million, $400,000 back in July 2024. Last season, he appeared in 14 games, throwing for 2660 yards, 20 touchdowns, and 15 picks before getting. Benched for Quinn Ewers. The former Alabama standout, picked fifth overall in the 2020 draft, showed early flashes

1:02of talent but struggled with turnovers lately. He still has $54 million guaranteed coming in 2026. Tago Viloa can hit the market right away once the new NFL year starts on March 12th, likely signing for the league minimum with a new squad. The story is still developing as teams