Tua calls out some Fins for meeting attendance

In a recent statement, Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa expressed concerns about the attendance of some of his teammates at player-led meetings. Tagovailoa stated that some players have been arriving late or not showing up at all to these voluntary sessions, which are intended to help the team prepare for the upcoming season. The quarterback emphasized the importance of these meetings, as they provide an opportunity for the players to collaborate, discuss strategies, and build team cohesion. Tagovailoa's comments suggest that he believes the lack of attendance from certain teammates may be hindering the team's preparations and overall performance. The Dolphins are looking to build on their success from the previous season and make a strong push for the playoffs. Tagovailoa's remarks highlight the need for all players to be fully committed to the team's goals and to participate in the necessary preparations, even if the meetings are not mandatory.