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- The Miami Dolphins face a crucial decision on quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, unlikely to start in 2026.
- The contract signed by former general manager Chris Grier left Tagovailoa with $54 million guaranteed.
- Cutting him would create a $99.2 million cap charge for 2026.
- Designating him as a post-June 1 cut could spread charges over two years.
- Some believe absorbing full charge now would hurt 2026 but clear the contract by 2027.
