Without Tagovailoa, the Maimi offense has averaged an abysmal 10 points per game. None of Skylar Thompson, Tyler Huntley, or Tim Boyle was able to master the timing of the offense, and the passing attack suffered greatly.

For somebody who hasn’t practiced since Sept. 10, Tagovailoa looked sharp, hitting Tyreek Hill on an in-breaking route at least once during the media availability portion of practice. It was clear that his presence provided a boost of energy to the team.

Tua Tagovailoa practiced Wednesday for the first time since suffering a concussion in Week 2, and the Dolphins are aiming for him to start Sunday against Arizona.