Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has reported to training camp without a new contract, indicating a willingness to prepare for the season despite ongoing negotiations. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill confirmed that Tagovailoa is in high spirits and ready to work, although it's unclear if he will participate in workouts or 'hold in.' The Dolphins' front office has taken a measured approach to Tagovailoa's extension, seeking more clarity on his performance and durability before finalizing a deal. Meanwhile, contract talks between the Dolphins and Tagovailoa are less advanced compared to those between the Green Bay Packers and Jordan Love. The team's cautious stance parallels other NFL examples, such as how Baltimore handled Lamar Jackson's contract. Hill, who also faces contract speculations, expressed confidence in the Dolphins' management to do what's right.