Tua Tagovailoa did not get traded anywhere – the Dolphins ended up releasing him, so as of now he’s a free agent rather than being on a new team via trade.

Quick Scoop: Where did Tua get traded to?

Short answer:
He didn’t. Miami tried to trade him, couldn’t find a market, and chose to cut him instead.

What actually happened

  • Reports through February and early March 2026 said the Dolphins were exploring trades for Tua but getting little to no interest from other teams.
  • Coverage described “no trade market” for him because of his big contract, injury history, and recent drop-off in play.
  • By early March 2026, multiple outlets reported that Miami would move on by releasing him with a post–June 1 designation rather than completing a trade.
  • The Dolphins have announced they plan to release him at the start of the new league year, which makes him a free agent who can sign anywhere.

So if you’re seeing people ask “where did Tua get traded to,” the twist is: there wasn’t a trade — it turned into a straight release instead.

Current status and possible landing spots

Right now, the key point is that he’s set to hit the open market once the release becomes official with the new league year.

Speculation pieces have tossed around potential fits (like teams needing a QB and willing to take on a reclamation project), but those are just possibilities, not done deals.

If you want, I can walk through the most rumored destinations and how realistic each one sounds given his contract situation and recent play.

Bottom note: Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.