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Tua Tagovailoa joins music icon Darius Rucker on stage in Las Vegas during Super Bowl weekend

Tua Tagovailoa runs off the field against the Lions
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He does not have his team playing in Super Bowl 58 this weekend in Las Vegas, but Tua Tagovailoa is having fun.

The starting quarterback for the Miami Dolphins made the Pro Bowl for his efforts in 2023 and could be looking at a contract extension because he proved he could stay healthy for a full season. Tagovailoa, a former No. 5 overall selection in the 2020 NFL Draft, joined music icon Darius Rucker on stage in Las Vegas to sing with him. He sung “Wagon Wheel” with Rucker while playing a guitar to get fans ready for the Super Bowl. Tagovailoa sported shades on stage in performing with Rucker.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Music has been a huge part of Tagovailoa’s life as a Hawaiian native.

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He loved to sing and play his ukulele in high school and college at the University of Alabama.

Tagovailoa carried that passion to the National Football League, and he got a chance to perform with Rucker. 

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