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Mike Masala

[WATCH] Tua Tagovailoa simply breaks Falcons LB’s ankles

The Miami Dolphins went up 7-0 by the end of the first quarter and held the Atlanta Falcons to a field goal on their second drive.

When Tua Tagovailoa got the ball back, he was forced out of the pocket and put on a juke move for the ages on Falcons’ linebacker Deion Jones that left him on the ground. Tagovailoa stumbled forward and fell beyond the first-down marker.

Unfortunately for Miami, their drive stalled, and they were forced to attempt a 49-year field goal. The kick was blocked, and the Dolphins walked away without points from the drive. However, that juke will be shown in this week’s highlights around the league.

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