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Tua Tagovailoa signs a one-year deal with the Atlanta Falcons following his release from the Miami Dolphins. NFL Media reports he joins the Falcons at the veteran's minimum. Atlanta needs a backup quarterback after cutting Kirk Cousins. Starter Michael Penix Jr. is recovering from an ACL tear, putting his 2026 season status in doubt. The Dolphins officially announce Tagovailoa's release, resulting in a record $99 million dead cap hit. General manager Jon-Eric Sullivan confirms the shift in direction at quarterback. The Dolphins also agree to a three-year deal with Malik Willis, previously with the Green Bay Packers. Tagovailoa's tenure in Miami ends after going 44-32 as a starter, with impressive stats including a 68.6% completion rate. He expresses gratitude to Dolphins fans on social media, reflecting on his six years in Miami and his desire to bring a championship to the city.
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