Huddle Up: Statistically, Tagovailoa continued his recent hot streak. The 365 yards were a season high, and he now has nine TDs with zero INTs over the last three games combined. Miami was largely ineffective for long stretches, though, and one of his TD passes came on a fortunate deflection to Tyreek Hill, so his big night was at least partially a byproduct of extended time facing soft coverage as Green Bay carried a 24-3 lead into halftime with the Dolphins never getting closer than 13. With four of Miami's final five games coming against teams with losing records, Tagovailoa has low-end QB1 potential down the stretch.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa has seven touchdown passes in the last two games, and he has 11 touchdowns and one interception in the five games since returning from injury. Ride the hot hand and plug Tagovailoa in as a QB1.

Huddle Up: The three touchdowns were a season high for Tagovailoa, and he had his most passing yards since the opener. He has been efficient all year, but he will need to keep finding the end zone to jump back into the QB1 mix.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa has managed to throw for 231 yards or fewer in each of his two games since returning from concussion, with three touchdown passes, one interception and one fumble lost. His numbers since returning put him in the QB2 conversation in fantasy leagues of 12 or more teams right now. He'll look to better results in Week 11 at home against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa has thrown for at least 230 yards in each of the two games he has played since returning to the lineup and has three passing touchdowns during that span. He should be a starting option in two-quarterback leagues next week but is a risky option in standard leagues.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa was making his way back from the injured list after concussion. He made it through this game fine, and it appears safe to get him back into the active fantasy lineup heading into Week 9 against the Buffalo Bills.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa missed multiple games because of his latest concussion but is ready to play again. He is a risky option because of his injury history but should be a starting option in two-quarterback leagues and could be a low-end No. 1 quarterback in some deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa's activation was the final hurdle he needed to clear to get back on the field. Not only is he a QB1 play upon his return, Tagovailoa also provides a huge boost to the entire Miami offense.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa has passed his concussion tests and should be under center this week if he does not have any setbacks. He should be a starting option in two-quarterback leagues but probably can be avoided in most standard leagues.

Huddle Up: After logging a full practice on Thursday, it was expected that Tagovailoa would be ready this week. There's obvious risk, but managers needing a streaming option could find some upside here.