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Rolling Out reports that Tua Tagovailoa's return to an NFL starting role now has a fixed date and venue, with the Atlanta Falcons naming him their Week 1 starter against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The decision resolves months of quarterback uncertainty for a franchise that has cycled through opening-day starters in recent seasons. For a player whose career trajectory has been shaped by injury and speculation, this appointment marks a concrete moment of reinvention rather than potential.
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