Tagovailoa head injury brain dead? NFL moment, My eyes.

Nobody could have predicted Tagovailoa head injury would sustain another head and brain damage four days after what seemed to be a head injury on Sunday.

After his head slammed the canvas once again against the Cincinnati Bengals, Tagovailoa lay still on the field with his hands up in a fencing reaction. It was a humiliating moment for the NFL.

The Dolphins confirmed during the game that Tagovailoa had received concussion treatment, been discharged from a local trauma facility, and would be returning home to Miami with the group.

Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel described his conversation with Tagovailoa after the play by saying, “He was begging for me.”
And as he looked at me, I realised he wasn’t the same person I usually saw.

Joe Burrow, quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals, described it as “absolutely alarming when someone goes down like that” in the post-game interview. “We engage in a risky game. Tua is a harsh character. It’s wonderful that he will be returning with the squad.

The incident was also detailed by NFL pundit Ryan Fitzpatrick, a 2020 teammate of Tagovailoa who was visibly upset. I’m having a hard time right now as an analyst and announcer, he said.

Tagovailoa went 8-for-14 for 110 yards and an interception before departing the game. In Tagovailoa’s stead, Teddy Bridgewater completed 14 of 23 passes for 193 yards. Additionally, The Dolphins lost their season opener by a score of 27-15, and he also threw a touchdown and an interception.