It’s obvious by the Miami Dolphins not making a Happy Birthday post about Tua that his days with the team are over.
When the official announcement is made that he is released or traded, let’s remember the great plays that he made and the physical toll he took while leading the team. And don’t forget about the 2023 season, when many had him in the MVP conversation for much of the year.
It’s not Tua’s fault that he’ll be leaving with a pocket full of cash or the team will be cap strapped because of his contract. That is mainly thanks to Chris Grier.
I will wish him well and thank him for his time as QB1! #StayClassy #PhinsUp
The ultimate dilemma. We all now the fans care more than the players if their team wins or lose. It shouldn’t be that way. But unfortunately the players get paid regardless and the fan pay for it. This is what ruins the game. How do we fix it?
ESPN Sources: Miami Dolphins and general manager Chris Grier met this morning and mutually agreed to part ways.
Grier has been with the Dolphins since 2000, and has served as their general manager since 2016.
This is quick we go from being Happy to Depression messing with these #MiamiDolphins 🙃😫🥹😂😂🐬 #DWA @iam_thorb I told you I had it live!! 😂🤦🏾♂️ I can’t trust NOBODY!!
Week 2 is all that matters right now. If the Fins were 5-0 and then in week 6 got smacked like they did by the Colts, most would say trap game and let’s see how these dogs respond. Unfortunately it happened week 1. I say -> Let’s see how these dogs respond. #MiamiDolphins
Trade | We have agreed to terms on a trade with Pittsburgh for S Minkah Fitzpatrick and a 2027 fifth-round pick in exchange for CB Jalen Ramsey, TE Jonnu Smith and a 2027 seventh-round pick, pending physicals.