Tua Tagovailoa staying tight-lipped about his stunning offseason weight loss
NY Post
Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa spoke to reporters on Tuesday, looking like a new person: Thin, nimble and ripped.
But it also prompted some confusion and very few answers.
For starters, Tagovailoa was already on the smaller side for quarterbacks. Last season, he was listed at 6-foot-1 and 227 pounds.
Tagovailoa was listed at 218 pounds for his final season at Alabama and he reportedly looked to add weight coming into the 2023 season to help with longevity and injury prevention.
Now, he’s dropped weight, completely eliminating all sugars in his pursuit of being quicker on his feet.
Asked at Dolphins camp what weight he was down to, Tagovailoa responded, “I don’t know. Just whatever I’m down to right now.”
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