Tua is done
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‘You Guys Should Go to Jail’: Concussion Expert Rages After Dolphins QB Is Hospitalized
Tua Tagovailoa was hospitalized after being slammed to the ground Thursday night—his second such hit in five days.
Fox News Host Dagen McDowell Dismisses Tua Tagovailoa’s First Head Injury as ‘Lunacy’
Jesse Watters, of all people, intervened after Dagen McDowell waved off Tua Tagovailoa’s second injury in four days.
there was no in intent that was a routine play some of these people don't even watch the game are weighing in smh
Unless your team was the one dumb enough to draft him
Sad shit.
Don't keep up with the NFL like that anymore but that was tough to watch, hope he doesn't die trying to fulfil a contract.
Don't keep up with the NFL like that anymore but that was tough to watch, hope he doesn't die trying to fulfil a contract.
Tua got a concussion in the Buffalo game and they brought him back in. Fuck that dude they was acting like he was the greatest because they beat Buffalo practice squad. Dolphins owner racist as hell fired Flores on some bullshit. Tua definitely ain't getting a longterm deal. He probably already got CTE
Yep TUA is not built for the NFL…...I had to remind a few people he is very injury prone before the series of concussions happened. Hell, I think he may have had some concussions at Alabama. Also, the Dolphins owner is an asshole. At some point in the near future, The NFL may have to force the Dolphins owner to sell the team.Tua got a concussion in the Buffalo game and they brought him back in. Fuck that dude they was acting like he was the greatest because they beat Buffalo practice squad. Dolphins owner racist as hell fired Flores on some bullshit. Tua definitely ain't getting a longterm deal. He probably already got CTE
That’s hell of a memory he has there. Does he remember the night of June 12th in the early to mid 90s?
Hey, you need to calm down
Yes, but not just "for him", moreso against the machine that is the nfl, and, on a larger scale, institutional racism.
I don't believe the tryouts were anything but for show, just to say they gave him a look. Not genuine. Same for the "paid" he got, it seem like just some "here, be quiet & go away" money.
The real issue is the way the machine treads on us, yes they pay the players, but in some ways it costs players their agency, which can be more valuable to their community.
I get it, there's some kind of racism in every institution in this country, but we gotta start somewhere and I'm tired of supporting mofos that don't support me & mine yet still benefit from us.
The money distribution isn’t equitable. What they pay you is a pittance on what they earn from you.
This is the guy that fell out the truck his girl was driving, right?
Yes.
On December 16, 2009, Henry sustained injuries when he fell out of the back of a moving truck driven by his fiancée Loleini Tonga, while they were engaged in a domestic dispute.[31] Tonga has three children with Henry.[32] On December 17, 2009, Charlotte police announced that Henry had died at 6:36 a.m. ET at Carolinas Medical Center from the injuries sustained in the domestic dispute. Two days later, on December 19, police confirmed that Henry died of blunt force trauma to the head. No charges were filed against his fiancée, and police announced that they found no evidence that Tonga drove recklessly or with excessive speed.[33][34][35] There was no alcohol in Henry's blood at the time of the incident.[36]
To honor Henry, every game of Week 15 (December 17–21) in the NFL that year began with a moment of silence before kickoff.
On December 20, three days after Henry's death, the Bengals traveled to Qualcomm Stadium to face the San Diego Chargers. As with all the other Week 15 games, a moment of silence was held before kickoff. Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco, a close friend of Henry's, openly wept during the silence. Later in the game, on his first touchdown reception, Ochocinco dropped to his knee and paid tribute to Henry in the end-zone.[38]
In June 2010, the Brain Injury Research Institute of West Virginia University released a report that Henry had developed a brain disease called chronic traumatic encephalopathy during his playing career due to multiple hard hits to the head.[21] While several former NFL players had been found to have the disease after their deaths, Henry was believed to be the first still-active NFL player to have it. The discovery that Henry had CTE has become a serious issue of concern for football and brain safety, especially since Henry was relatively young and had never been diagnosed with a concussion in any of his five NFL seasons or during his college career at West Virginia. Concern has been raised whether an accumulation of lesser blows could eventually be enough to cause brain damage. It was also believed that the brain damage Henry suffered may have been a factor in his numerous off-the-field incidents.[39]
After his death, Henry's mother made the decision to donate his organs for transplant. Henry's corneas, lungs, kidneys, heart, liver, and pancreas were transplanted, saving the lives of four people.[40][36]
yes he doesn't work for the dolphins.Unaffiliated?
The NFL has a team of medical professionals they employ to take it out of the team's hands
I respect your opinion even if I don’t agree.
Editorial: Ignoring Texas QB Sam Ehlinger's head trauma
University of Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger sustained head trauma Saturday but was allowed to return to the field soon thereafter, despite risks.
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