Synonyms for tua
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1. Tyreek Hill:

   I’ve had a chance to see Tua throw the ball, to Tyreek Hill, but … he’s that due, bro. Like, what a lot of people do n’t know, like, I ’m not just saying this because he’s my quarterback now … Like, I ’m not trying to get more targets right now, but what I ’m trying to say is Tua is that deal, bro, bro, he has a heck of an arm, bro. He’s accurate. He can throw the deep ball, and he actually goes through his reads, where people are like on Twitter like saying, ‘ Oh, he does n’t go through his reads. ’ Man, this dude is that dude.

2. Tyreek Hill:

   I’ve had a chance to see Tua throw the ball, to myself, but … he’s that due, bro. Like, what a lot of people don’t know, like, I’m not just saying this because he’s my quarterback now … Like, I’m not trying to get more targets right now, but what I’m trying to say is Tua is that deal, bro, bro, he has a heck of an arm, bro. He’s accurate. He can throw the deep ball, and he actually goes through his reads, where people are like on Twitter like saying, ‘Oh, he doesn’t go through his reads.’ Man, this dude is that dude.

3. Logan Ryan:

   Look, I don’t know if you guys saw my high school quarterback tape, but I’m going to put it out there, emergency, a lot like Tua, a lefty. I can throw 2-yard passes to the left. I’m accurate. I’m smart. I’m going to put it out there. But, look, we’re going to do what we’ve got to do.

4. Tyreek Hill:

   Obviously, like I ’m gon na go with 15 as the strongest arm, but, as far as accuracy-wise, I ’m going with Tua all day.

5. Tua Muai:

   I spent Mother's Day planning my son’s funeral, writing his obituary, instead of having breakfast or flowers or ‘ I love you mom, ’ try to imagine what it would be like and multiply that by infinity and that's kind of what it's like … there's no words. Tua, who was in sixth grade, was described as a child who loves football and has a.