Despite their first round exit in this year’s Ice Bowl against the Chiefs, the Dolphins’ signal caller remains confident that he’ll be signed to an extension this offseason as opposed to next. Miami has time to take if they want to with signing the former 2020 first round pick, but with multiple other quarterbacks set to cash in this offseason and reset the market, getting Tagovailoa locked up early could save them money down the road. As long as Mike McDaniel remains in town as head coach, fantasy managers can expect Tua to keep producing at a high level with Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle set to run it back as his primary weapons in 2024, plus a top-flight run game to boot. Tua’s QB14 finish in fantasy points per game among QBs with at least 10 starts feels low for what we saw him do on Sundays this past season, but with Raheem Mostert scoring 18 touchdowns on the ground, it’s understandable that his upside would be limited to high-QB2 numbers. This is by no means urgent or surprising news, but it bears consideration heading into an offseason with plenty of burning questions for all teams across the league.