Dolphins trolled for posting Tagovailoa-Hill hype video

Critics on social media were not impressed with the pass Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa threw to Tyreek Hill. Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports

Dolphins trolled for posting Tua Tagovailoa-Tyreek Hill hype video

Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports
By Steve DelVecchio | Last updated 5/11/22

The Miami Dolphins shared a hype video this week to give fans a preview of their new dangerous weapon, but it did not exactly produce the effect they hoped it would.

The Dolphins shared a brief clip from practice on Tuesday that showed Tua Tagovailoa uncorking a deep pass to newly acquired wide receiver Tyreek Hill. Tagovailoa appeared to put everything he had into the throw, but Hill had to almost stop in his tracks to wait for it to come down.

.@Tua @Cheetah pic.twitter.com/HGALhokvkc

— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) May 11, 2022

Hill is one of the fastest players in the NFL. Tagovailoa is not exactly known for having a rocket arm. Some people have wondered if the former Alabama star will be able to deliver the deep ball to Hill the same way Patrick Mahomes did. Practice drills mean very little, but plenty of fans felt the “highlight” was a bad sign.

Love how you guys put this out like its not embarrassing. https://t.co/lIyHULa1HS

— Evan Roberts (@EvanRobertsWFAN) May 11, 2022

Tua looking like more of a Tim Tebow lefty than a Mike Vick lefty on this one.

(: @MiamiDolphins) pic.twitter.com/n6tytUCTiy

— theScore (@theScore) May 11, 2022

This is pretty impressive for Tua given he’s throwing with his left arm. (Checks notes) He’s a lefty? https://t.co/wVUBjSXj0N

— Michael Salfino (@MichaelSalfino) May 11, 2022

Under no circumstances can you tweet this as the actual team. In the time of year for OTA propaganda… this is a hit piece! https://t.co/MVQ1Es3oCv

— Brenden Schaeffer (@bschaeffer12) May 11, 2022

Hill is a pure playmaker. He can impact the game in many other ways besides catching deep passes, and he may have to do even more of that in Miami than he did in Kansas City.

This article first appeared on Larry Brown Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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