Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said he expects to sign a contract extension with the club this offseason.
“I believe that will happen,” Tagovailoa said Friday, according to Pro Football Network’s Adam Beasley. “But I’m gonna let my agents, gonna let … (general manager Chris Grier and head coach Mike McDaniel), let those guys talk about that and let them move forward accordingly.”
Tagovailoa is slated to earn $23.17 million next season after the Dolphins exercised his fifth-year option, per Over the Cap. He’d be eligible for the franchise tag or free agency after the 2024 season if he doesn’t ink a long-term extension with Miami.