The Miami Dolphins season is in jeopardy two weeks into the regular season. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa left the game with a concussion, and the brain injury appears to be serious enough that he could miss significant time. Tua suffered two concussions in the 2022 season.
Will the Dolphins reach out to a FOX Sports broadcaster to help save the season?
The Miami Dolphins wanted Tom Brady
The Dolphins have had an interest in adding Tom Brady before. The NFL punished the Dolphins by taking away draft picks for tampering with Brady.
Earlier this spring, Brady signaled NFL teams that he was interested in potentially making a comeback for the 2024 season and/or postseason. The seven-time Super Bowl champion said on DeepCut with VicBlends in April that he was “not opposed” to making a comeback this year.
Brady put up tape this offseason
Imagine Brady with a strong running game, Tyreek Hill, and Jayden Waddle. Even more fun, imagine Brady playing Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets twice this season.
Brady further showed he was serious about returning to play when made a training video this spring for NoBull.
TOM BRADY TRAINING 👀👀👀
He is still in football shape and looks like he could throw for 5+ thousand yards and win a Super Bowl.
COMEBACK SZN🔜
pic.twitter.com/0TJV5QxqX2— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) April 18, 2024
The training video came out about a week after Brady said he wasn’t opposed to returning to play this season. The video appeared to be a play from Brady to signal to NFL teams before that draft that he could be persuaded to sign with a team that needed a quarterback.
Brady might enjoy the Dolphins more than broadcasting
Brady didn’t sign with a team before the season, and he started Week 1 calling the Dallas Cowboys/Cleveland Browns game. The broadcast didn’t go great for Brady. Broadcasting doesn’t seem to fit his personality.
One has to wonder how long a perfectionist like Brady will stick to broadcasting if he continues to be called out for being bad at the gig.
An easy way out might be in a football uniform.
The Dolphins’ front office has nothing to lose by reaching out to Brady to gauge his interest while doctors, staff, and Tua sort out what’s best for a 26-year-old who has taken another serious brain injury.
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