NFL news: Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa not feeling 'more pressure' from new additions

New head coach Mike McDaniel has taken charge of the side, and a trade for Kansas City Chiefs star receiver Tyreek Hill means the Dolphins' offence is looking scarily strong.

On top of that, Cedrick Wilson, Terron Armstead, Connor Williams, Chase Edmonds, Raheem Mostert and Mike Gesicki all have joined the roster, giving quarterback Tua Tagovailoa a strong foundation to build on.

Frankly, after failing to lead the Dolphins into the play-offs in recent seasons, rumours started swirling about the Miami side potentially looking for a new franchise quarterback, but instead it seems they've backed him and surrounded him with an upgrated roster.

With the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots already looking strong in the AFC East, the Dolphins will have their work cut out for them if they are to dominate their division, and that could pile the pressure on Tagovailoa to perform.

"I think pressure is going to be there every time. I don't feel more pressure that we've acquired all of these guys.

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"Throws that need to be better, throws that were good, all sorts of throws. The reason as to why he showed me that is it transitions to the way he kind of schemes up the offense. Really, the biggest thing for us is YAC (yards after catch). We want to YAC the heck out of teams."

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