Tua Tagovailoa is set to return as the starting quarterback for the Miami Dolphins in Week 8, following a concussion that sidelined him since Week 2. His return is welcomed by teammates, including Tyreek Hill, who emphasize the need for Tagovailoa to adopt safer playing techniques, particularly sliding to avoid further injuries. Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel has urged Tagovailoa to be cautious and prioritize his health, as medical experts have cleared him to play. Meanwhile, defensive tackle Zach Sieler will miss the game against the Arizona Cardinals due to a serious orbital bone injury sustained in practice. The Dolphins, currently struggling with a 2-4 record, hope Tagovailoa's presence will help turn their season around, despite the challenges of injuries affecting the team. Both Hill and running back Raheem Mostert have expressed their concerns, urging Tagovailoa to take necessary precautions to ensure his longevity in the game.