Tua's return sets big stage for Dolphins and NFL new concussion rules
After one concussion, two unpleasant falls that were repeated on national radio and television,
Three weeks of Miami Dolphins losses in a row, four head injury specialists were consulted, and more
In their Sunday Night Football matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Dolphins will start Tagovailoa.
Particularly after recalling the terrible episode in Cincinnati where Tagovailoa's head was struck and his arms were pinned above his head in a fencing response.
Just four days after taking another fall but avoiding a concussion and returning to defeat the Bills on September 25 when he was carried off the field on a stretcher.
"I wouldn't say it was frightening for me at the moment because I briefly lost consciousness.
In his first press conference following his concussion against the Bengals, Tagovailoa said this week.
"I can clearly recall the entire evening up until the moment I was tackled. I don't have many memories of the period right after I was tackled.
Although there will be a lot on the line, Tagovailoa's return to the field will be another primetime extravaganza in front of a national audience.
In an effort to win their fourth game of the year, the Dolphins. They are commemorating their perfect 1972 season, which is 50 years old.
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