Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski speaks positively about quarterback Tua Tagovailoa during early offseason activities. According to reports, Stefanski highlights what he describes as Tagovailoa’s “God-given ability,” framing the comment as evidence of the quarterback’s potential despite recent on-field struggles. The praise is coming during OTAs, a period when NFL teams evaluate players as part of preseason preparation and organizational depth-chart competition. While one outlet characterizes Tagovailoa’s outlook as being tested after a rough 2025, both accounts focus on Stefanski’s assessment of Tagovailoa’s talent as a motivating factor for the team. The remarks are also presented as relevant to the Falcons’ ongoing quarterback competition, implying that Tagovailoa remains in consideration as the Falcons develop their offensive plans for the upcoming season. Neither source provides new statistical details or specific game information, but both agree that Stefanski’s early comments are supportive and point to confidence in Tagovailoa’s underlying skills.