Tua Tagovailoa gets called out on Twitter after Dolphins post video of him underthrowing Tyreek Hill
Tua Tagovailoa has a new WR1 to throw to heading into the 2022 season with the Miami Dolphins.
Former Kansas City Chiefs star WR Tyreek Hill, perhaps the fastest player in the NFL, joins a Dolphins receiving corps that already contains speedy former Alabama WR Jaylen Waddle.
But, on Wednesday, Tagovailoa took some heat on Twitter after a video was posted by the Dolphins’ team Twitter account showing him underthrowing the speedy Hill:
.@Tua ? @Cheetah pic.twitter.com/HGALhokvkc
— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) May 11, 2022
As you can imagine, social media had plenty of jokes about Tagovailoa’s underthrow, questioning why the Dolphins would post that video:
Tyreek over there fair catching that!
???#ChiefsKingdom https://t.co/M4iBGffRV2 pic.twitter.com/2O6nh1a7Sw— Chief Concerns (@ConcernsChief) May 11, 2022
Not seen in the video…Tyreek calling for the fair catch. https://t.co/BFYFGCya2T
— Jeremy Branham (@JeremyBranham) May 11, 2022
https://twitter.com/tomstakes/status/1524388360218980354
duck and an underthrow with no defender in sight ?
AFC East needs to watch out ? https://t.co/insbuRQblS
— Noah Pires (@NoahPires_) May 11, 2022
Imagine bragging on your QB under throwing his WR1 without coverage and in his underwear… https://t.co/53TCgva3Nt
— TexansATX (@TexansAtx) May 11, 2022
The @MiamiDolphins keep posting videos of Tua Tagovailoa under throwing Tyreek Hill, and you have to think it’s on purpose at this point. #Dolphins https://t.co/lhve6XEgxQ
— Justin Cohen (@BadBoyOfScoops) May 11, 2022
it’s totally fine that tyreek had to stop and wait for the ball. it’s good and fine. nothing to worry about. https://t.co/mMgSLyW3xR
— Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) May 11, 2022
The age old tradition of the social media team accidentally putting a player on blast https://t.co/xs3jKd2vo3
— /ari (@157Gale) May 11, 2022
Let me fix that for y’all:
Tua ? Cheetah https://t.co/6KZ7fkve36
— Aaron Quinn (@AaronQuinn716) May 11, 2022
Obviously, this is a workout before the NFL preseason even starts, so there’s plenty of time for the Tagovailoa-Hill connection to blossom. The Dolphins will need it to improve in order to compete for a playoff spot in 2022.
