Tua Tagovailoa has seen a remarkable uptick in his performance over the last three seasons with the Miami Dolphins, achieving the second-highest average of passing yards per game among all quarterbacks. However, concerns loom over his durability heading into the 2025 season due to a series of concussions, compounded by the injury histories of star receivers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, who didn't perform at their usual level last season. Tagovailoa's early career was marred by injuries, limiting his effectiveness during those years.

In his initial two seasons, Tagovailoa averaged just 181 and 204 passing yards per game, with subpar touchdown rates and a passing grade in the mid-60s. His potential for the upcoming season hinges on both his health and the recovery of his teammates. As fantasy managers prepare for their drafts, understanding Tagovailoa's full potential, alongside the risks associated with his injury history, will be crucial in their decision-making process.