NFL fans react to Tua Tagovailoa's postgame interview comments after Dolphins loss to Browns

The Miami Dolphins suffered their sixth loss of the season after a crushing 31-6 loss against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. The Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has been making the rounds on social media following his post-match comments.

Tagovailoa had one of his worst games of the season, completing 12 of his 23 pass attempts with a career-low 24.1 passer efficiency.

After the game, Tagovailoa acknowledged the need to be better.

“I'm definitely not happy, I'm not proud of where I'm at with my game, how things have gone this year,” Tagovailoa said. “I know I have to be a lot better, and I've been better for the Miami Dolphins in years past. But that hasn't happened in years. This is this year, right?

“And just trying to juggle everything and try to build a collection of guys to take me with me, and I got to be able to multitask, if that makes sense, to be able to do that. And while I'm doing that, I'm still having what it was last year and the years before that to get me going again and get into that flow.”

Fans reacted to the Dolphins quarterback's comments amid his struggles this season.

“CTE progression is rewiring his brain cells every post game interview 😭”

“Someday it's going to be a heartbreaking netflix doc.”

“Too many concussions. Brain is cooked.”

“Siblings' brains are alphabet soup and they're just screwing up our sentences. We've all seen it happen multiple times, why are we surprised?”

“I feel like the entire Dolphins team has started taking Tylenol.”

“I should have ended with, 'I have CTE, now I'm going to go home and eat cereal.'

Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel benched Tua Tagovailoa after a disastrous second half against the Browns.

while Tua TagovailoaPassing efficiency was bad enough, the Dolphins quarterback threw three interceptions, the first resulting in a pick-6.

He threw interceptions on back-to-back offensive drives in the second half. His third interception prompted coach Mike McDaniel to bench the rookie quarterback Quinn Ewers.

“I don't want to overstate anything,” McDaniel said of Tagovailoa. “But turning the ball over is the No. 1 indicator in wins and losses, and it hurts the team. I think there are multiple factors in those losses.

“But I know at least one or two of them were extremely avoidable by Tua. And he knows it. He just wasn't good enough. So we'll look at the tape and change our style of play if necessary.”

The Dolphins are 1-6 on the season and a blowout against a contender Cleveland Browns the offense has diminished Miami's playoff chances.