Overreacting to practices in June is a NFL tradition and this year is no different. When the Miami Dolphins opened their minicamp earlier this week, all eyes were on second year QB Tua Tagovailoa and his first day was anything but perfect.
Tagovailoa threw five interceptions on the first day of minicamp sparking immediate reaction from fans and critics around the NFL.
Luckily for Tua, day one of minicamp never matters if the team is successful in the fall. Also, a good bounce back practice on day TWO of minicamp doesn't hurt either.
Miami Dolphins writer for the Sun Sentinel, Safid Deen, was at both practices and discussed his bounce back performance.
"After throwing the five interceptions, he realized he had a poor practice Tuesday. And what did he do? He rebounded and didn't throw a pic at all."
Deen says Tua still "has his struggles" and "has a lot to improve on" but believes the young QB will continue to grow as he puts more work in this offseason.
Listen to more from Deen on Tua, Xavien Howard and the Dolphins new practice facility:
