After a pair of concussions cut his 2022 season short, Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa expressed excitement for the start of his team's offseason workout program next week. With a fifth-year option exercised by the Dolphins to keep him under contract through 2024, Tagovailoa will lead an offense that saw improvement in 2022 under first-year coach Mike McDaniel, posting career highs in touchdowns while ranking in the top 10 in yardage for the first time in many years. Miami's offseason addition of All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey and the hiring of defensive coordinator Vic Fangio only emphasizes their aspiration for a Super Bowl run. In hopes of preventing further concussions, Tagovailoa has been working with jiu jitsu to refine his falls. Furthermore, Tagovailoa's performance in McDaniel's offensive system could have significant potential; previous quarterbacks such as Aaron Rodgers have had career years in this system, especially in their second season. If Tagovailoa can stay healthy, he has the potential to become a dynamic young quarterback in the NFL.