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Michael Penix Jr.'s brutal Week 8 start is giving the Atlanta Falcons a reason to keep Tua Tagovailoa.

Blogging Dirty argues that Michael Penix Jr.'s recent inconsistencies should convince the Atlanta Falcons to keep backup quarterback Tua Tagovailoa past the trade deadline. Despite trade rumors surrounding Tagovailoa, Penix recently threw four interceptions in a loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, showing Atlanta still needs reliable depth at the position.
Writer Jason Kandel notes that trading Tagovailoa would leave 38-year-old Andy Dalton as the sole backup. Given Tagovailoa's low salary and limited trade market value, the writer contends that general manager Ian Cunningham should keep him as valuable insurance.
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