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Shine, what's up first this morning?

Well, Greg, after the loss on Sunday to the Chargers, Tua Tua Tuaa Taga Viloa called

out teammates for showing up late to players-only meetings, not showing up at all to those

meetings, and then his coach kind of pointed out that he was in the wrong.

And so now Tua has come out and is walking back his comments and apologizing to his team.

Here was Tua Tugavaila yesterday.

As a leader of this team of the Miami Dolphins, you know, the comments that had been said,

I would say I've made a mistake and I'm owning up to that right now.

You know, I've talked to guys on the team about it, talk to the leaders about it, and, you know, that they know my heart, they know that the intent was right, but no matter the intent, you know, the intent can be right,

but when things get misconstrued or however the media wants to portray it, you know,

that leaves a void of silence and a lot of questions for the guys on our team.

Now being one in five, you know, we talk a lot about, all right, we get this going, we got to get this going, come in, excited to go to work, forget about the noise, and I feel

like I just added onto that for our guys.

Yes, it's the media's fault.

What the hell was that?

Yeah, I don't get that one.

You said it, not the media.

He was up there essentially blaming another loss or the record this season in totality

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