What happened: Tagovailoa is competing for a starting job after joining a new quarterback room this offseason. He returned to full-team drills late last month after missing the start of camp.
Why it matters: A starting role would give him a chance to rebuild his standing after his previous club released him in March. A backup role would narrow that opportunity during a contract year.
By the numbers: Across three recent team-drill samples, Tagovailoa completed 18 of 24 passes, a 75% rate.
What to watch: The next signal will be how first-team reps are split before the season opener.