A recent Instagram mix-up involving Atlanta Falcons quarterback Tua Tagovailoa raised eyebrows after a screenshot seemingly revealed he commented on his own post. The Instagram post featured a carousel of photos featuring Tagovailoa playing for his new team during the preseason, with a caption that said, "For the A." "We’re so proud of you!! You got this," a comment said from @tuaman, which is Tagovailoa's Instagram handle.
That comment was soon deleted, but a screenshot from Barstool Sports, among other outlets, showed evidence of the comment. That drew plenty of commenters roasting Tagovailoa in response to the mix-up, with many suggesting he forgot to switch to his "burner account" to comment. More news: Ben Johnson’s Caleb Williams Revelation is Bad News for the Rest of the NFL However, Tagovailoa's wife then commented on the post, accepting blame for posting the comment herself and admitting she forgot to switch over to her account.
I was busy with the kids this morning and forgot to switch back to my account.. He’s busy at work as he’s said he doesn’t have social media and I post on his behalf! Will pay more attention next time," his wife commented on the IG post.
According to People, Tagovailoa married Annah Gore in a private ceremony in July 2022. The couple has a son named Ace and a daughter named Maisey, and recently revealed on Instagram that they are expecting a third child. https://www.instagram.com/annahtagovailoa/p/DccFncfmuWr/ Meanwhile, Tagovailoa is expecting big things in his new location. The Falcons have yet to name him or Michael Penix Jr. as the team's starter for Week 1, but Tagovailoa has been able to audition for the QB1 spot through the preseason and training camp.
Tagovailoa played against his former team, the Miami Dolphins, in a 17-12 preseason win. He finished with 95 yards after completing 7 of 8 passes. Atlanta is gearing up for the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Sept. 13, with many anticipating who the team will name as its starting quarterback.
According to ESPN, head coach Kevin Stefanski, president of football Matt Ryan, team owner Arthur Blank, and Falcons general manager Ian Cunningham will decide. More news: Adam Schefter is Bullish on the Dallas Cowboys’ Super Bowl Chances For more about the Atlanta Falcons and the NFL, visit Newsweek Sports.
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