The Miami Dolphins are actively addressing their quarterback situation after Tua Tagovailoa was placed under concussion protocol, with Tyler 'Snoop' Huntley signed from the Baltimore Ravens as a backup. Head coach Mike McDaniel reported that Tagovailoa is in good spirits but remains under medical evaluation, and it is unclear if he will be placed on injured reserve. Huntley, who previously filled in for Lamar Jackson and was a Pro Bowl alternate despite limited starting experience, brings depth to the Dolphins' roster. Skylar Thompson is expected to start against the Seattle Seahawks, while Huntley will serve as a backup as he acclimates to the playbook. Concerns about Tagovailoa's long-term health have sparked discussions about his future in the NFL, even as he intends to continue playing. The Dolphins' management faces scrutiny over their backup QB strategy amidst these ongoing challenges.