Tua Tagovailoa Postures on Field After Scary Head Injury - Doctor Explains

Tua Tagovailoa suffered another serious looking head injury and was once again posturing (fencing response) on the field

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[TheOriginalCameron]

Quitting football right now wouldn't make him a quitter. Continuing football would mean he's quitting his health and life.

[MrBostonceltics]

him leading into Damar Hamlin’s chest is insane for a myriad of reasons

[SheldonCHarrison]

This just makes me want to cry when I watch him have these reflexes after another brain injury. Tua just stay healthy. Meaning do not put yourself on the field anymore. So much more to life than football

[landonellis]

Man needs to call it a career and enjoy the rest of his life

[dracon]

This was 100% on Tua. Too many defensive players get a bad rap for offensive players leading with their helmets into the defender.

[MonicaRMartino]

Thank you for identifying how Tua hits the back of his head on the ground. I think a lot of people are missing that part, and we know the back of his head hitting the ground is one of the common aspects of his previous concussions.

[zachlarsen]

Crazy that Hamlin didn't move an inch backwards upon impact. Tua's head took that whole thing - basically ran into a wall.

[DavidLimofLimReport]

As a rugby coach, I shook my head seriously. What the hell is he doing charging in with his head like a bull. Humans aren’t designed to charge like a bull - their necks aren’t as strong. This was really just asking for trouble - absolutely shocking technique and want to show kids on how NOT to take contact when playing rugby or football. This is exactly how to get a concussion.

[SpyderGuyC]

Tua's head vs Damar's chest - what NOBODY wanted to happen.

[CrimsonUltrafox]

The fact that he ran helmet first into the guy who died on the field recently is crazy.

[df]

They refused to show the response in replays. 🙄
P.s. it wasn't last season, Doc, it was 2022.

[regan]

The fact that Brian could make a whole Tua concussion playlist says enough.

[ndn]

NFL make this man retire. We don’t wanna witness a death on the field again. When ironically enough, the guy who tackled Tua died on the field I knew people who were crying. We aren’t trying see that shit again. This isn’t a movie.

[AkilanNarayanaswamy]

Not even a Dolphins fan but I was screaming at my TV to slide

[IVONProject]

8:30 I think Tua has definitely passed the threshold for it being "unsafe" for him sustaining another serious concussion. At this point dude should seriously consider donating his body to science so we can study is CTE riddled brain.

[alzaravar]

Now anytime I see an injury I think to myself over/under 30 minutes Brian will have a YouTube video out explaining what I just saw 😂

[shalom]

Let’s also remember he had concussions at Alabama and entering the draft he had that fractured hip so bad some doctors were scared it would never heal correctly.

[MrTharchangel]

Probably the scariest thing about concussions is that the more of them you get, the more likely you are to get them.

[andervanburren]

don’t think this dude should step on a field ever again

[SupermanHopkins]

Tua has made himself wealthier than 99 percent of Americans.

Quitting while he's ahead is not the same as quitting.