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The head takes the brunt of this fall, not his back. There is no way that this fall caused a spine injury that then caused temporary paralysis of his legs. Come on. Plus, a spine injury that severe would necessitate immobilization and a trip to the hospital.
Not if you have a pinched nerve. You'll drop like a sack of potatoes.
When you know better, you do better. Poor decisions based on lack of fundamental understanding of years passed do not justify ignoring reality and repeating said decisions now.MDs at the game disagree with you. Docs player and coach all said back. Can’t go by how it looks to fans. But docs can’t tell either. Tua might recover and be fine. I hope so. I bet you saw no problem playing Junior Seau though.
But you have no solution to offer. As long as we watch there will be concussions and CTE. How would you prevent it?When you know better, you do better. Poor decisions based on lack of fundamental understanding of years passed do not justify ignoring reality and repeating said decisions now.
I guess we should go back to lead paint because they used it for years and nobody *****ed too much?
MDs at the game disagree with you. Docs player and coach all said back. Can’t go by how it looks to fans. But docs can’t tell either. Tua might recover and be fine. I hope so. I bet you saw no problem playing Junior Seau though.
The weird thing is that Tua isn't naturally left-handed; IIRC, his dad basically trained him to throw it that way.I am not convinced that Teddy isn't better than Tua. Never was all that impressed with Tua, even this year. I may just be prejudiced against lefty QB's. It just looks unnatural.
They should be fined/suspended/lose more(!) draft picks.The dolphins, or whoever cleared him to come back after last week, should be ashamed
I don't expect CTE to be eliminated from football. Nobody here has suggested that so far.But you have no solution to offer. As long as we watch there will be concussions and CTE. How would you prevent it?
Tua Tagovailoa concussion investigation: NFL believes Dolphins followed protocol with QB's injury
Tagovailoa had to leave Sunday's game against the Bills with an injury, but returned to the contest before long.www.sportingnews.com
The downside to doing that, though, is they're trading the ability to play now for less ability to get help in the future if they need it. [The TBI settlement is based on that baseline.]I hear players have found a way to make their baseline score very low so that they can keep playing. So passing the protocol may not be what we want to base his condition on. I believe they call the test "baseline neurocognitive testing". IF you act stupid, your score can be very low during preseason and you can get to play even if you collapse.
And, of course, by getting rid of most Thursday games. . . .I don't expect CTE to be eliminated from football. Nobody here has suggested that so far.
You prevent another Tua situation by coming down severely on Miami for this. He had no business being on the field for a short week after last week's incident.
Weekly games on Thursdays are rediculous. First you have a short week to recoup from injuries and second the gameplan sucks compared to a full week of preparation.And, of course, by getting rid of most Thursday games. . . .
Yeah...like that'll ever happen...And, of course, by getting rid of most Thursday games. . . .
Are you sure you saw this? With last week stumbling as backdrop?