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As Tua Tagovailoa tries to impress NFL scouts ahead of the 2020 draft next month, the former Alabama quarterback is giving teams access to medical scans of his surgically repaired hip.
"He's moving really, really well," Tagovailoa's agent, Chris Cabott, told AL.com's Mike Rodak. "He's really turned the corner. To this point, we don't have any medical concerns. Obviously in any given situation, it's a day-by-day situation, but his road to return has not been interrupted."
Cabbott added that Tagovailoa will undergo his next round of scans in either Nashville, Tennessee; or Birmingham, Alabama, and he will provide the results to NFL team doctors who request them
Tagovailoa suffered a fractured and dislocated hip against Mississippi State in November, and he missed the rest of the 2019 season.