Heading into his fourth season, Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is coming off of his best season as a pro.

The 24-year-old led the league in passer rating (105.5) while setting career highs in yards (3,548) and touchdowns (25).

This offseason, the Dolphins have a decision to make on Tagovailoa’s fifth-year contract, which would keep him in South Florida for one more year. If they decide not pick it up, he would be set to hit free agency in 2024.

With these opportunities on the horizon, Tagovailoa has changed representation, according to Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post. The former Crimson Tide signal-caller has moved on from Leigh Steinberg and has joined Athletes First with Ryan Williams and Austin Lyman listed as his agents.

Steinberg once represented Troy Aikman, Warren Moon, Howie Long, Thurman Thomas, Derrick Thomas and Bruce Smith, and now he represents Patrick Mahomes.

Williams represents a number of NFL stars and a few Dolphins, as his client list includes Robert Hunt, Raekwon Davis, Hunter Long and River Cracraft.