Ex-Fins CB says Colts forced Tua into 'panic mode'

In a recent interview, former Miami Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard, who now plays for the Indianapolis Colts, revealed that the team's game plan against the Dolphins was to disrupt quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's passing game. Howard stated that the Colts' strategy was to take away Tagovailoa's primary passing option, forcing him into a "panic mode" during the game. The article suggests that the Colts' defensive approach was successful in causing Tagovailoa to feel pressured and make rushed decisions, which could have contributed to the Dolphins' struggles in the game. However, the article does not provide further details on the outcome of the game or any specific statistics or performance data. The article presents a focused and concise summary of Howard's comments, without delving into speculations or analysis beyond the information provided. It remains objective and refrains from making any subjective judgments about the effectiveness of the Colts' strategy or its impact on the game's result.