Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has been cleared to play against the Arizona Cardinals after missing several games due to a concussion. Despite being listed as questionable, both Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel and Tagovailoa's former college coach Nick Saban expressed confidence in his return, although Saban emphasized the importance of medical clearance over organizational decisions. Tagovailoa's return is expected to significantly boost the Dolphins' offense, which has struggled in his absence. His clearance involved multiple medical assessments, with no recommendations for retirement, indicating strong medical support for his return. Concerns about his health persist due to his concussion history, but Tagovailoa is eager to resume playing, demonstrating his commitment to the team. Star receiver Tyreek Hill's potential absence due to injury adds pressure on Tagovailoa to perform in the upcoming game.