Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel plans to start QB Tua Tagovailoa on Sunday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers. But most importanly, he wants him to finish the game.
One way to enhance Tagovailoa’s odds of staying healthy is to have him behind the best offensive line the team can offer. That hasn’t been the case all season. McDaniel said keeping left tackle Terron Armstead out of the Vikings game meant he took “a step in the right direction” from a toe injury. But it remains unclear when right tackle Austin Jackson might come off injured reserve.
“He’s in good spirits,” safety Brandon Jones said. “Obviously, it’s tough. He was so locked in going into the game. I knew that obviously without the injury, he was going to have a huge game. So seeing that hurts, being another DB and just a guy that we’ve all loved.” “Byron’s been around,” Brandon Jones said. “He’s like a teacher these days. He’s in there watching film. We meet as a defense and as DBs and he’s putting his input in and asking questions and just being very involved.”
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