Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier knows he needs to find the right players for Brian Flores to coach and for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to play alongside.
Grier also can’t wait to see Tagovailoa’s improvements during his second NFL season after a rookie year that saw him thrown into the fire roughly about a year after a gruesome college hip injury.
After all, if the Dolphins’ extensive rebuilding process is going to work, it is going to hinge on Tagovailoa’s development.
“He’s got to take the next steps. He’s been a winner everywhere he’s been and I’m really excited for him to have an offseason under his belt,” Grier said this week, speaking to media before the 2021 NFL draft next Thursday.