When speaking to the media on Monday, head coach Mike McDaniel revealed that the team will trot Tagovailoa back out there for the Dolphins' Week 8 game against the Atlanta Falcons. However the fourth-year head coach didn't exactly sound too confident.

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Despite being pulled near the end of Sunday's ugly 31-6 loss to the Cleveland Browns, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa will remain the starter for the Miami Dolphins going into their next game against the Atlanta Falcons.

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Tagovailoa credited Cleveland's defense, but said his team "shot itself in the foot" too many times to be productive. Tagovailoa never found a rhythm from the pocket and now leads the NFL in interceptions, two years after leading the league in passing yards and reaching his first Pro Bowl.

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