Huddle Up: The Dolphins have continually backed Tagovailoa as their long-term starter, so this shouldn't come as a major surprise and takes them out of the running for Lamar Jackson as some have speculated. The only question surrounding Tagovailoa is his long-term health after dealing with multiple concussions in 2022. Assuming Tagovailoa can stay healthy this year - far from a given considering his injury history in college and the pros - he should be a rock-solid fantasy QB2 option.

Huddle Up: The 25-year-old Tagovailoa was effective when he was able to remain on the field in 2022, with 3,528 passing yards and 25 touchdowns in 13 games, while throwing just eight interceptions. He can be viewed as a low-end QB1 option when healthy, assuming that he continues to serve as the Dolphins' starting quarterback.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa was playing well this season but suffered multiple concussions and missed the last several games. He should be the starter for Miami for the next few seasons and can be a low-end No. 1 fantasy quarterback if healthy.

Huddle Up: It was a frightening season for Tagovailoa, who suffered multiple scary concussions that brought up questions about his ability to keep playing in the NFL. Tua's mom has said she expects he'll be back with the Dolphins in 2023, and he'll be a borderline QB1 next season if so. But there's obvious concern about his future in the NFL if he suffers another concussion. Let's hope he never has to cross that bridge, though.

Huddle Up: While there is obvious concern about Tagovailoa's long-term well-being after multiple ugly concussions this year, it appears he'll stick as Miami's starter for at least another season. It's understandable if fantasy managers look to trade him this offseason, as another concussion could put his career in doubt, but Tagovailoa will be a borderline QB1 in 2023 if he can stay on the field.

Huddle Up: Per ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques, Tagovailoa has not experienced a setback but rather going through a deliberate progression through the protocol. Either way, it is a concern for a player who had a tough year in regards to head injuries. It appears Miami may need to put some serious thought into adding a quarterback in the draft or via free agency if it can't bring back Teddy Bridgewater or is lukewarm about Skylar Thompson's development.

Huddle Up: Head coach Mike McDaniel told reporters Monday that he will make it a priority to get Tagovailoa to avoid hits better moving forward. However, the bigger issue here is not whether or not Tagovailoa is more prone to concussions moving forward, but if the brain injuries he has already suffered on top of any other future ones will affect his long-term quality of life. The Dolphins may be 100 percent committed to Tagovailoa moving forward, but they need to be equally sure they are doing right by their quarterback and also protecting themselves for the future in case Tagovailoa or his family don't want him to threaten his long-term health.

Huddle Up: Tagovailoa has not done any on-field work since experiencing concussion symptoms following Week 16's game versus the Green Bay Packers nearly three weeks ago. Skylar Thompson will serve as Miami's starting quarterback in his absence but is not a recommended DFS lineup option.

Huddle Up: It looks like Tagovailoa will still be unavailable even if the team is able to beat the Buffalo Bills this week. He should not be a fantasy option until next season.

Huddle Up: No surprise here, as Tagovailoa was expected to miss this game since the beginning of the week. Skylar Thompson will get the nod with Teddy Bridgewater (finger, knee) not healthy enough to play, but he is not a suggested DFS play.