Tagovailoa and his wife rarely speak about their private life, so Annah's post came as a surprise to many fans. While a photo went viral appearing to show the Dolphins star having a front row seat reserved at a Trump Rally in Miami in July, it was a photoshopped image. The Alabama alum did not attend the rally.

While the team has stayed quiet about any recovery timeline for the quarterback and hasn’t said how far he’s progressed through the NFL’s concussion protocol, Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel gave a positive update about Tagovailoa on Monday.

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said last week he hadn’t planned on checking on the progress of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in the concussion protocol until the NFL team’s bye week. The Dolphins’ bye week started on Monday, so McDaniel was asked for an update on Tagovailoa at his afternoon press conference.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who has been on injured reserve due to a concussion he sustained against the Buffalo Bills in Week 2, seems to be on track to practice two weeks from Wednesday (Oct.

Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa will be on injured reserve for at least two more weeks and the process of getting back on the field will continue this week.

With the Presidential election just a few weeks away, more and more people are publicly announcing their decision on who they'll be voting for. This week, Annah Tagovailoa - the wife of Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa - appeared to make it clear who she'll be casting her ballot for.