Huddle Up: For the sake of comparison, Tagovailoa and Waddle combined for a 68.6% catch rate on 105 targets in 2023. All told, an 85% catch rate is awfully impressive given the circumstances in Miami through four games. The reason any of this is relevant is because then his managers should expect Waddle to continue struggling over the next two games before Tagovailoa (concussion) likely makes his return in Week 8 against the Arizona Cardinals.

Huddle Up: The first part is great news for Tagovailoa after he suffered what is believed to be either his fourth or fifth concussion. The second part is great news for the Dolphins, whose offense has tanked while turning to Skylar Thompson and Tyler Huntley in Tagovailoa's absence. Miami should have a winnable game against the New England Patriots in Week 5 before going on a bye, which gives Tagovailoa a chance to return to a team that still has a chance at the playoffs. Tagovailoa may not be anything more than a QB2 in fantasy, but his return would likely do wonders for the fantasy values of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle.

Huddle Up: Despite this news, Tagovailoa is currently on injured reserve and will not see game action before Week 8 at the earliest. However, it remains unclear if he will gain medical clearance by that time in order to resume playing. QB Skylar Thompson will serve as Miami's starter in the meantime and his presence in the lineup will mean a downgrade in fantasy value for the entire offense.

Huddle Up: Since Miami goes on its bye in Week 6, it means the earliest we will see Tagovailoa again is Week 8 against the Arizona Cardinals on Oct. 27. Whether he is cleared to play at that point is another story, although Tagovailoa and the Dolphins are doing the smart thing here by giving him over a month to recover from his latest head trauma. Skylar Thompson is expected to take over as the starter under center in the interim, although his presence is a downgrade for the entire offense.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa has sustained four concussions in his last five years, including one during his final year at the University of Alabama, so the Dolphins will err on the side of caution when it comes to matters involving his health. QB Skylar Thompson will be Miami's starter in the meantime but he should only be considered for starting lineups in two-quarterback fantasy leagues despite the offensive weapons he has at his disposal.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa has been diagnosed with four concussions in the past five years, dating back to his final season at the University of Alabama, and will be sidelined for an indefinite amount of time. QB Skylar Thompson will serve as the Dolphins' starter while Tagovailoa is sidelined but he should not be started outside of two-quarterback fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: QB Skylar Thompson will start for Miami for as long as Tagovailoa is sidelined, with QB Mike White expected to serve as the backup. The Dolphins also have QB Tim Boyle on their practice squad and are expected to add a third quarterback to the active roster soon. Thompson is worthy of consideration as a starter in deeper two-quarterback fantasy leagues because of the offensive weapons that he will have at his disposal, although he looked shaky in relief of Tagovailoa in Week 2.

Huddle Up: Skylar Thompson looked like a deer in the headlights, but he'll be under center if Tua can't go. Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle's fantasy upside suffers as a result, but the running back corps of De'Von Achane and Raheem Mostert will likely benefit. Thompson is an option in two-QB leagues because of the weapons he has around him.

Huddle Up: While clearly, the lead story here is Tagovailoa's third career concussion, from a purely statistical perspective it was a rough outing for the Miami quarterback. Among the three INTs was a brutal pick-six off his back foot, and he also took a sack on a fourth down. Fantasy owners will have to play the waiting game now to see how quickly Tagovailoa is cleared to return to action. The Dolphins next game is on Sept. 22 against the Seahawks, so he'll have a few extra days to recover, though given his history it's hard to predict when he'll be back under center.