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Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has taken extra precautions for his family's safety by hiring personal security following a car break-in a year ago. This decision comes amidst a troubling trend of burglaries targeting professional athletes' homes, including those of NFL stars like Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce. Tagovailoa expressed his concerns about family safety and emphasized the importance of security measures, especially on game days when players are away.
- Rising concerns over athlete home burglaries have prompted players to enhance security measures.
- Tagovailoa's proactive approach highlights the importance of family safety in the lives of professional athletes.
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- Tagovailoa hired armed personal security for his family's safety after a car break-in.
- He has had security measures in place since before the recent string of burglaries targeting athletes.
Miami Dolphins
- The Dolphins' organization supports Tagovailoa's decision to enhance his family's security.
- Team members are advised to take precautions against potential burglaries.
Cincinnati Bengals
- Joe Burrow's recent home break-in raises concerns about player safety and security.
- The Bengals may need to consider additional security measures for their players.
Kansas City Chiefs
- Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce's homes were targeted, highlighting a trend affecting multiple teams.
- The Chiefs organization is likely to review security protocols for their players.