Tua Tagovailoa, quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, is preparing for the 2024 season. He has been putting in his best efforts to lead the team to the Super Bowl in the upcoming matchup. However, the Miami star had to face disappointment due to the loss in the first round of the playoffs last season. Though, defying all the odds, he emerged victorious. With his exceptional vision and good control, Tua left the football enthusiast in awe with his stable performances, leading the football league by securing 29 TDs 14 interceptions, and 4,624 passing yards. Apart from that, the 26-year-old NFL player, Tagovailoa also finished 69.3% of his throws with a 101.1 passer rating.

Tua Tagovailoa is currently focusing on improving his throwing skills and has joined Tom Brady and Joe Burrow’s training club, 3DQB. Recently, Cincinnati Bengals’ QB Joe Burrow shared that his experience with 3DQB had significantly enhanced his throwing abilities. Now, Tua Tagovailoa is hoping for similar results. Will the Miami Dolphins QB strengthen his passing strategy with 3DQB?

Tua Tagovailoa joins NFL legends at 3DQB

Taking to its official Twitter account, Miami Dolphins’ official media page, shared  Bengals’ QB Burrow’s throwback statement as Miami Dolphins’ QB is improving himself with the 3DQB. They captioned the post “Joe Burrow was told constantly in college he didn’t have a strong enough arm, so prior to his breakout 2019 season, he trained 3DQB, Tua’s new private QB coaching team. After training with them Burrow said: “It completely changed the way I threw the ball.”

Bengals’ QB Joe Burrow found himself as a better thrower after getting trained with the southern California company, 3DQB. Tua Tagovailoa is also following in his footsteps to enhance his throwing and passing football skills with 3DQB.

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Burrow had taken his coaching under the mentoring of the former US football coach and presently a college football TV commentator, Urban Frank Meyer. Years ago, the Athletic reporter highlighted one of Meyer’s statement that was used for Burrow’s excellence on his X handle. He captioned the post as “Urban Meyer used to shout “You throw like a girl” to Joe Burrow at Ohio State”. And later in the post he also focused attention on Burrow’s “completely changed” statement.

However, Joe Burrow is not the one who has improved his skills through the biomechanics and motion analysis lab. But, NFL legend and former football quarterback, Tom Brady, former football quarterback Drew Brees, and many prominent players have enhanced their skills with 3DQB. Los Angeles Rams’ QB, Matt Stafford, Detroit Lions’s QB Jared Goff, and Baltimore Ravens’ QB Lamar Jackson have also got training from this elite QB training club in Huntington Beach, California.

Tua trains at 3DQB under the mentorship of John Beck

Following his ascendancy during NCAA football at Alabama University, Tua Tagovailoa has been playing for the Dolphins since 2020. Dolphins selected him as the fifth overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. Tua Tagovailoa will take coaching under the guidance of former Miami Dolphins Quarterback, John Beck. Tua’s team drafted  Beck in the 2nd round of the NFL draft in 2007.  However, John Beck was unable to shape the Dolphins’ perseverance as QB due to losing all the games in the season.

After the season, the Baltimore Ravens signed him and in August 2010, the team traded him to The Washington Commanders. Despite his limited success as an NFL QB, Beck is highly respected for his expertise in helping quarterbacks improve their mechanics. Beck is part of the coaching team at 3DQB.

And, now there is a redemptive hope that Beck’s guidance can aid Tua Tagovailoa to boost his performance with 3DQB training.

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