Shannon Sharpe & Chad Johnson react to Tua Tagovailoa's concussion, Bills crush Dolphins | Nightcap
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson react to Tua Tagovailoa suffering another concussion in the Miami Dolphins 31-10 loss to Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. Unc & Ocho question if Tua should consider retirement after suffering his fourth reported concussion.
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4 major concussions in 2 years. He is 26 years old with 3 children. He’s already made enough money for his entire life and multiple generations. Hang it up and live a life worth living
Really sucks to read but yeah you're right.
Completely agree, especially since Tua seems either reluctant or not inclined to slide.
A lot of times this concussions long-term effects are really what bother you post NFL annoying that he's Young and he has a family these concussion injuries are really going to be worrying for him and his family but in my honest opinion Tua don't got no quit in him
I’d rather have him end it now. Let our failure happen now. Instead of give false hope and waste time. Rebuilding starts now
@@denellgraves2397Yes risk being disabled when you are forty so you can play a GAME.
I had a mild concussion once. I thought I was about to die. This man is on his third full concussion
Fourth.
third?
Exactly
@@jaysonsmith7264no this his 4th
Fourth or fifth
How can the Miami Dolphins put this man back on the field at this point? The NFL needs to protect this man from himself.
Unfortunately, the NFL only cares about money & high TV ratings
i dont think goodell will let him on the field
He needs to protect himself from himself. This is on him.
@@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074that man be diving with his head smh I don’t get it
agreed. He’s prone to this. I’m not thinking that anything he does will assure this. So let’s say he slides, how many times does the head snap back from a defender trying to hold back, and their body knocks him back and boom, head bounces off of the rug. Probably same result. This is not his thing. He’s too brittle for this game
Miami will owe tua 167 million if he chooses to retire from injury . I would take that deal in a heartbeat . There’s no reason to continue playing with that amount of money coming your way especially when you know for a fact he’s going to have more concussions
Ego is the reason.
Anyone would lol
Actually he has to not be "cleared" to play to get that money-- by team doctors. The corruption is on the team's side, not Tua's side. He should get that money for the sacrifice he has ALREADY put in. He has earned it with his own future brain health. Pay the man.
@@thegreenroom5820Ego gonna get him killed.
@@thegreenroom5820You don't know that for a fact.
With $93 MILLION guaranteed he needs to take the money and run. NO ONE would fault him for retiring.
Hearing it's not guaranteed if he hangs it up. Did anybody think of that?
@@missj2596very true. He only gets it only if the organisation releases him.
@missj2596 , I'm pretty sure if it's ruled injury related, they have to pay his guaranteed amount.
Oh good. I actually hope it's not a guarantee if he quits. NFL has the best retirement plan as it is lol
Yea if he just retires he don’t get it but if the dolphins & NFL say he not cleared to play then he will get it
Tua needs to retire 3rd concussion in 2-3 years. He got a big payday, and MIA ain’t winning. He has nothing to prove played at Bama, made it to the NFL, pro bowler, made a lot of money.
4th
Grow up
he has at least 4, 2 vs buffalo 1 vs cincy, and 1vs gb in th past 3 years.
Naw he's playing week 3
Return the money, please.
Let me say this... Junior Seau was one of the nicest football players and people in the history of the NFL. He had a history of concussions, and nobody saw what was coming. These concussions pile up and eventually affect personalities. I fear for this young man's long-term mental health. Beyond football.
Exactly
Stan Humphries as well 7concussions, Tua needs to retire....Aloha
Junior said he had a constant headache since his teens.
Not at the end of his life. His family said that the effects of his CTE made him moody, depressed and distant in his last few years.
@@kabob21Yep depression also accompanies concussions!!!!
Why is tua not wearing a guardian cap!? Like out all the players
Those caps do nothing to protect you it's a bait and switch it's not the helmets that are defective it's the nature of raming your head against a solid object what happened to the NFL transitioning ti heads up football more NFL lies
Those things ain't preventing head trauma on a hit like that. Got hit clean up high and then slammed his noggin even harder on the ground
@@Slim_Ch4rles that hit wasn’t even bad. Which is why tua is so messed up already. And yes those soft weird helmets are exactly for hits like that.
None of his concussions were big shots to the head. He just isn’t strong enough to keep his head off the turf. This will keep happening with or without he guardian cap
@@GlennShook you simply just don't know how these injuries work. It's not the impact itself so to speak, it's your head violently coming to a stop that damages the brain
Luck retired for less.. Tua should call it a career
Tbf Luck was risking paralysis if he kept playing with that injury. His back and neck were basically destroyed similar to Peyton. Luck was one big hit away from having a neck fusion and then seeing if he can even walk properly after that. Peyton Manning was blessed to be able to fully walk normally let alone play another couple seasons in the NFL.
@@zacwoods luck had shoulder issues. which is career ending for most qbs. it is what really ended cam newtons career as well. but luck had a multitude of injuries that made playing not worth it for him anymore because of the rehab and recovery each off season.
NM!
Like how Shannon brings up valid points! What good is 200 million dollars if you can’t recognize your family, if you can’t function anymore…..
I agree 100%
Exactky
He has $90M guaranteed.
Unc saying he got what they call rigor mortis lmao. Rigor mortis is after you die. That’s why it says mortis.
He was referring to the stiffening after being concussed
Unc didn't go to college to play school
take it easy on him, he's exhausted from getting worked out by michelle
@@avmail7097😂
@@jbeezy5 The correct medical term is "fencing" not "rigor"
He was playing absolutely terribly before the concussion too. He didn’t even have the arm strength to throw the ball out of bounds. Dolphins are probably already regretting paying him all that money.
@nopeteys2424 He was playing so bad as a Bills fan I was worried about Skylar Thompson coming in. Tua, Hill and Waddle did nothing against the former backup defensive backs for the Bills. Tua looked like Daniel Jones. That throw away that turned into a pick six is one of the worst throws I've ever seen.
@@jeffreythetruth1135ocho just explained what Miami wanna do,’depend on the deep ball every game’
lol; he l;ed thje league in passing yards last year!
@@jeffreythetruth1135nah Levis was worse this game was already over
@@jeffreythetruth1135
Idk which interception it was or to what guy but that one that he threw to the right side of the field, when he overthrew his man for a pick, was as pretty a pass anyone could hope to see.
Perfect footwork and everything, he just threw it to the wrong guy. 😂
When he let it go I was like “oh that’s beautiful” and then…interception. 😂
It surprised me because most of his passes before that one were terrible. 😂
I had 8 concussions from my sophomore year in high school too my junior year at Appalachian State. I lied and played through 3 and played with a double shell helmet. At 40 years old i truly regret not hanging it up after my freshman year in college.
What kinda side effects do you feel?
Were you there for the big upset
What’s wrong now?
Hope you’ve healed up and wishing you the best
@@Felinefine45headaches, twitches, balance problems, heart palpitations
3:07 Bro said Rigor Mortis 💀 he trynna kill bro 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
A wild mistake to make lol
😭😭😭😭😭
Well he was stiff..
lol Rigor Mortis is the 4th stage of death but yes the limbs do get stiff in that stage 😂😂
This is my quarterback, and I'd rather see him alive as a father and husband off the field than a struggling to stand qb on the field. I love uce but I'd rather see him be a good father without any significant damage. He's done what he needed to, secured the bag for his family. It's all good uce, you don't owe the dolphins a thing.
Bro I don't want to see him as an old man barely able to walk and talk
This is why steve young retired
If I pay you $200 million you owe me something.
@@blackboy539040exactly
Can you explain how he is your quarterback?
At least he got paid, bro got a valid excuse to retire and be set for life at 26. That a flex💪🏽
And a smart one, they gave you the bag & bro between NFL & college you're probably sitting on 5-6 concussions? It's close to time to call it
They get paid by the game... If he retires he isn't getting pretty much any of that new contract he signed
EDIT:
For people saying he will get guaranteed money, that's not how it works at all... You don't get guaranteed money if you willingly retire. That literally makes no sense. It's guaranteed on the condition you are still playing in the league. Hence why a team is stuck with guarantees if a player plays for another team or is injured. If that was the case Deshaun Watson could have just immediately retired after getting 230 million guaranteed without doing anything. Signing bonus I'm not sure about but I think the team can still sue the player for the money back if they feel inclined to do so. The exact same situation played out when Andrew Luck retired and the Colts allowed him to keep 25 million.
He isn't getting that money silly.
@@JediTigadolphins will for sure pay out his contact in full out of love and respect if it happens. Plus no organization wants it to look like they don’t care about their people and their mental/physical health
@@JediTiga he got a $42 million signing bonus with $132 mil fully guaranteed. That's all his no matter what.
Watch the film on his concussions and they were 90% his doing. Crazy how an athlete of that caliber can have such low body awareness. He literally ran straight into Hamlin’s chest on this one.
Yeah, it's the same guy that had to go take classes to LEARN HOW TO FALL. How tf you not know how to fall -_- bro toddlers know to put their hands out and keep their head from mashpotato smashing onto the ground. That man has no coordination I dont think.
That's why I hate that they are making this a "football is so dangerous" blah blah bs. We know football is dangerous and it has made great improvements to mitigate the risk but you can't help stupid. Tua makes bad decisions with his body that put himself in danger. He knows he isn't the biggest guy on the field so he needs to be more cautious. Unfortunately he might not be able to even get back on the field.
@@amineiscool1 100%. He literally dropped his eyes and put his head down which is lesson one of how NOT to take/deliver a hit. Pop warner kids know not to do that.
@@tgs5725 that's not how you fall though. You got protect your head and redistribute the impact across your body while rolling. A QB should not be breaking his wrist while breaking a fall
@Zamoraks you use your arms when you fall. You don't land palms down, but you put your arms out OR shift your arms so you land on your shoulder/lats muscle. You don't let your head whip back and smash the ground like Tua falls. You have to remember, humans have been here a very long time. There's a reason why your natural reaction to falling is not to keep your arms by your side and taking the impact in your chest. That's equally as dangerous.
And the irony in that is the fact that Damar Hamlin was Blocking him who nearly d*ed on the field from a collision on the field. 😬🙏🏽 (FOR TH PEOPLE IN THE BACK)
Tua's injury was caused by the collision/contact he made with Hamlin. Damar Hamlin's injury was caused by the collision with Tee Higgins. I'm not saying the injuries are the exact same. I'm saying Hamlin was involved in both occurrences caused by collision and as a result both ended up with catastrophic injuries.
Hamlin had cardiac arrest
You aren’t using “irony” correctly.
Two different instances
@@traykelly8822still ironic that it happened between those two, both could have died on the field.
@@djdys6493 Exactly my point
@@n64centralScott Van Pelt said it was ironic. Do you think SVP struggles with context too?
If Tua is not going to make the decision on his own then we need to make the decision for him. He can not be allowed to play another game. Save that man’s life!
Yeah, I hope and pray that doctors and all involved do what’s right and deny him the access to play.
Unfortunately, I think it's the right thing for Tua
Stop with the self righteousness.
The dude is a grown man. He can make his own decisions.
@@colejames423 lmaooo this the problem they be talking bout with social media. Yall just be talking and don’t know what u talking about. The man clearly has a trauma history and not wanting a person to die or become a vegetable is “self righteous”??? I’m not gonna argue tho. Do ur thing.
@@Willrich202000 wanting someone to do something and making them do something are two very different things.
I’m not in favor of you or me or anyone having the gall to try to MAKE a grown man do anything he doesn’t make the decision to do (and I imagine you probably wouldn’t want to be forced into doing anything by some dude who assures you he knows better than you do). He’s a big boy, he can decide what he wants to do. It’s no skin off of anyone else’s back.
So yes, it’s more than a bit self righteous
To be honest the NFL needs to step in and needs to make a policy that if you get up to a certain amount of concussions they need to retire you. Give you a full severance package for your service cause this is getting dangerous.
I agree. Everytime he get hit he convukses
No that's why players make millions
That well never happen.. Thats why they get paid as much as they do.
This is a slippery slope, it will prevent smaller people from ever being drafted cuz the league doesn’t want to keep paying out to players who aren’t making them money anymore. Personal health needs to be a personal decision tho I agree they need to do more for retirees
@@356z yeah that’s true. Maybe give em their fully guaranteed money which is still life changing and if they can invest smart they’ll be fine. No sense in growing old with a brain that’s too messed up to function. Just can’t keep sending them out there.
At this point the NFL gotta step in and force him to retire. Multiple concussions and he’s only 26 . If he keeps this up he’ll have CTE by the time he’s 40 .
What if tua doesn’t care if he goes brain dead because he loves the sport that much? Who’s going to stop him.
His wife and kid's u 🤡 @Chris-vz2kv
@@Chris-vz2kv The conglomerate he works for. The NFL.
@@Chris-vz2kvthat’s stupid asf
Unfortunately the CTE is probably a done deal.
Bros, it's just over. That was normal football contact. That happens dozens of times every play. If that gives you a concussion you can't play football. You shouldn't even be playing pickup basketball in the park with strangers!
Yeah you could see his neck and head compress against Hamlin chest. His head was the first to hit. This wasn’t like the others were he got slammed on the back of his head
@@Diovolentethat’s true but he definitely slammed his head hard when he fell backwards on the turf.
@@charlesbunten2588 yeah I think that’s because he was out on his way to the ground and couldn’t catch himself. I’ve been a bama fan my whole life and Tua was my QB in college. Was so frustrated seeing him like that again.
@@Diovolente Didn’t even think about that, yeah that’s probably what happened. I’m not a Bama fan or fins fan but it truly is devastating to see him like that.
I listened to an interview with a former MMA athlete. They said that the more they fought, the easier it was to get concussed. At this point, the slightest blow could cause Tua to get a concussion. It's pretty scary.
Yep it's like being punch drunk
True
Yep, because concussions don't go away, they stack while the symptoms might go away. The damage never does
Punch drunk from soda popinski?!?
It's true. Once you get one concussion it's pretty much only a matter of time until you get more
As a Bills fan, that was scary to watch. Best wishes to Tua making a full recovery, not just for football but just so he can live a happy life with his family
These 2 are the best in sports talk. I feel like I'm listening to 2 friends talk. Keep up the good work fellas!
Tua talks like the concussions are already affecting him. Its just a sad situation overall. He definitely needs to rethink life.
Definitely noticed that. He sounds a lil delayed.
Damn man. That's sad
Its just awful!!! 😭😔
At this point he can’t rethink nothing 😂
@@brotherLee340 he’s always talked that way smh
Hardcore Buffalo fan here-wishing the best for Tua 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hard core dolphins fan thx for nice words for tua but you didn’t win tonight we gave it to you…lol we suck again
Ham did it irony 🤦🏾♂️💯🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@broadwayijbro......shut up.
We all are, ain't easy to see players get hurt . This is a shame they hadn't coached him to slide right
you excited that gives the buffy boys a better chance at getting to the playoffs
Tua done. Careers over. There’s no sense for him to come back this season or football. There’s nothing for him to prove either than how dangerous it’ll be for him to take another snap.
I feel bad for Tua. He seems like a really good, all around person.
What is insane is that the dolphins gave him a 50 million a year contract knowing it was just a matter of time that he would get possibly his last concussion before retiring… talk about bad management
Good faith by the organization actually. So no matter what happens, Tua’s decision wont cost his family the resources.
I was thinking the same thing giamarshall.
He already had THREE concussions & they paid him that much.
Insane.
Dude. The whole “you can’t buy health” literally changed my perspectives. That’s so true. Preach! And thank you for sharing that life wisdom.
Especially when we don’t have free health care like other European nations. This is no joke. It’s expensive !
Well you can buy health to an extent .
Sharpe is right . You can buy health care , but some conditions are irreversible no matter how much money u got. You also can’t buy yourself more time on this planet
Idk id take a few concussions for a couple hundred million
@@356zyeah but to lose your mental facilities in the process? That’s gotta be the most hollow victory imaginable
What made Steve Young and Troy aikman retire too many concussions
Jerry Jones made Troy Aikman retire. Dude is a poor excuse for a GM
And Luke kuechly
concussions: CTESPN has entered the chat 💬
@@Mf_from_Everest_collegeTroy needed to Retire he was a shell of himself due to injuries .. Jerry was right in forcing that I been a Cowboys fan since 1981 when I came out with a star on my chest😂
He was the white derrick brooks or ray lewis. He was a BAD MAN. So sad he had to retire early. That one clip will always haunt me when I think of him@@niriboy8952
Prayers up for Tua. Hang it up Uce. You already did your thing at the highest level. Be there for your lil ones. Best wishes to Tua.
what has he done?
@@michaelmentality natty , pro bowl , & max deal. Not many will ever do that.
@@78Ford351 exactly. tua needs to think about his wife, kids, and life AFTER football right now, man has done a lot and made enough money for him and his family, he needs to think about retiring and being with his family, this many concussions in just 2-3 years is not good.
Thing is tua may have had more concussions and hid them too
Yup, plenty of stories of players lying and playing with em all the time.
Bro said "he gets rigid mortis" 🤣I'm dead 💀
Yea he was way off with that 😅
Bro gotta retire
So sad we will always have the natty game tho
Tebow Time!!!
No
No way he’ll be fine.
@@Chris-vz2kvuntil he's not
He looked like he was seizing. That wasn’t a big hit. He needs to walk away.
@@RajaAdou Its like in boxing once you go out once it's easier to get put out again and again.
Wasn’t a big hit?!? DAMAR ALMOST RIPPED HIS FUCKING HEAD OFF!!! Then the ground did the rest
@@nickytommymancinelli8066 Demar was just standing there. Tua initiated the contact. They wasn’t a big hit.
@@nickytommymancinelli8066demar didn’t even hit him. Tua ran directly into his lower body and knocked himself out. Just goes to show how easily he can get knocked out now
@RajaAdou
It wasn't a hit by Hamlin, it was Tua's force into a brick wall basically
I’m a bills fan and I feel horrible for Tua. Prayers for him.
Thanks man
I was so fired up watching the bills stomp this team out but it was truly terrible to see Tua go out like that
I played RB from age 7 to 18, and a severe injury ended my short career. But that concussion was the scariest injury I've ever had by far. For almost 2 weeks I went through feeling normal 1 minute, then out of nowhere having the worst headache imaginable. Or I would be walking and just get dizzy, or get quesy and just throw up. That s**t ain't no joke. I couldn't imagine having 4/5 of them in a 7 year span. Tua needs to seriously consider retirement. If not, he's putting his quality of life after 🏈 in big jeopardy.
3 1/2 concussions, 42 million dollar guaranteed contract. Quality of life after football is more important. Just Retire.
I think he doesn’t slide because he’s afraid of hurting his hip again. Why he isn’t afraid of a concussion, I don’t know.
I think he was frustrated and was tryna set the tone.....lol
Late , waaaaay late to set the tone
Dolphins soft soft soft
@@tybiahharrison5187he did indeed set the tone that the season was over. I suspect he already had a concussion before running into hamlin.
This is Miami's worst nightmare 2 games into the new contract.
Not really. These teams have stupid amounts of money pouring in. Dont feel pitty for them
Miami didnt need to give tua that contract AT ALL 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
@@jabaricrewsellis8740 I'm in the same boat as you. But now that they are... who cares. They'll still continue to be a multi billion business, and Tua now has his money.
@@edgarorozco3513you never heard of a salary cap. Our team was fucked even if Tua stayed healthy
@@bryanhartline1696 you clearly don't know about the purpose of the salary cap if you just brought it up in this sense. 😂 run along now child.
No shame retiring here. You have made good money and you gotta think about being there for your kids Graduation, Marriage, and your Grandkids.
It breaks my heart not as a dolphins fan but as a man and football fan this sad
That didn’t even look like a super hard hit either and he clearly got rly shook up, should honestly consider stepping away, he’s made his money and accomplished enough in football with his college career.
He’s main one needs to wear guardian cap 🙏🏽
Bro on Jesus Christ I was just thinking this!!!
I think tuas too proud to wear one
He needs the Q collar too it reduces the risk by 80%
Right why on earth he didn’t have one on
I’m fairly certain his helmet is one of the newer helmets that already has the extra protection that the guardian caps provide on the older helmets. The only reason you see players wearing them is because their helmet isn’t considered as safe as the newer ones that Tuas using. The league already stated that they will just incorporate the guardian caps into the helmets themselves as soon as next year. It’s basically just a padding and adding extra padding to a helmet wouldn’t necessarily stop concussions. It just lowers the risk. It’s more or less the brain hitting the interior of the skull which is not really preventable. The brain is essentially floating in water. There’s no way to stop it when the current is going in One Direction towards the interior of the skull so when he’s hit, think of it at a boat cutting the engine off, except there’s no immediate stoppage as the water carries it forward, which will cause the damage to the brain. The only way to really prevent this is to just stop getting hit aka retiring.
I have had a lot of concussions. Army shit. Football shit. Getting in fights. Skateboarding. Dirtbikes.
I have degrees and a nice life now, but it took me a long time to recover from a wreckless life. Tua needs to talk with people who love him.
Ive had a few never like that. How many times have you stiffened up like that and needed a while before you could be helped up.
Here is the situation with Tua the media was taking about how important it was for him to beat Josh Allen and the bills Tua felt his reputation was on the line they were losing the game.tua got excited and tried to win the game by any means necessary and ran head on to the defensive player same thing with Lamar Jackson and ravens against Patrick mahommes and chief.lamar felt his reputation was on the line because he lost the AFC championship against mahommes .Lamar ran the ball desperately trying to beat the chiefs but guess what Lamar mixed the first day of practice because his body was very sore.so that's what happen to Tua he over did himself trying to not lose his reputation.like the gambler says you got to know when to fold it personally I think the young man needs to retire hell Jim brown retired at 29 Andrew luck retired early.moral of the story sports and money not worth Losing your life.
Apollo Creed: Promise me, you're not going to stop the fight, no matter what. No matter what......
This isn't about football anymore. Letting him play again should be a future massive lawsuit.
I have had several severe concussions as a champion off road motorcycle racer. It was part of the life. We have catastrophic injuries and will not quit. If these players are half as dedicated and tough as we are, someone needs to protect him. After my last catastrophic injury where my rehab goal was for me to use the toilet myself, my wife retired me. I my mind I was good to go after another title.
Bro got more concussions than Chris Benoit
Damn lol
😂😂😂 Come on man!
ayoooooooooo 🤣🗿
wicked
Chill.
Nfl needs to have a rule after 3 concussions they can force you to retire . This is sickening
So just force like 50% of the players out of the league every year? You guys gotta chill
@@ForlanDF10 facts these guys talking like this are definitely voting for Kamala 😂 bunch of Karen’s, it’s up to the player, they should never be able to force someone to retire. Even though I think Tua should retire… doesn’t mean he should be forced, it’s up to him, thats why we are supposedly “the land of the free”.
Theres no way in hell he should ever play another down in the NFL, but the Dolphins will put immense pressure on him to return.
I doubt it. I think they are secretly ready to move on from Tua.
@@JediTiga they owe him $167 mil if he retires due to injury. They're screwed.
The NFL is not going to put him back on the field there gonna surround him with good doctors and get a 20 year sports casting career out of him...if he dies or goes braindead due to injury on the field...the lawsuit would be unimaginable... and then the look on the brand...🤔🤔🤔
@@brandondillman5841 doesnt count against the cap, the contract is paused with the team who has the player under contract retaining rights.
@@txflood2519wym so the dolphins won’t pay him or the league itself takes it on and pays Tua out?
Thank You guys that was the first thing I thought when Tua ran the ball, slide, knowing his problem with concussions. I didn't understand his decision not to slide.
The most concerning thing is that was NOT a hard hit at all …
That play was avoidable too. Qbs slide not headbutt. Why headbutt when you already had 20 concussions in the past 2 years.
He was scared to hurt his hip. Tua has always been made of glass since college
He thinks he lamar or josh Allen 😂😂😂
Dude u made of glass like the rest of QB, protec ur arm & brain.
DolFan here. This is the guy who had to learn how to fall. How TF you have to learn how to fall?! I've been saying for years. Flores was right! Should have taken Herbert.
@@thomascrowne5167yeag the fall training never made sense either. You get tackled you don't choose to go down.
@@mikemike6182 I agree with this take, at least to an extent. I don't think he thinks he is Josh or Lamar, but I believe he thought he needed to do what Josh and Lamar do, to get his team back mentally in the game. Every Bills fan and national commentator talked about how dumb Allen's leap last week was. But all you hear from Allen's team mates is respect and admiration. It gets them pumped up and they are ready to follow him anywhere.
I think Tua was trying to do that. The crowd was out of it. His teammates probably were feeling lethargic. Tua's probably thinking, "I just got paid to lead this team", and in the moment thought that if he could bump Hamlin and get a few extra yards, or better, a Touchdown, maybe his team would rally.
My guess anyway.
Dear Tua,
Please consider retirement. Seeing you suffer all these head injuries is hard to watch. Think about your long term health.
Signed,
All NFL fans
Prayers up but my guy got to retire smh 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Such scary ones as well. Hope he is ok
I’ll never watch Tua play again. I don’t want to watch him die. Please retire
Brian Flores was right
Stop that! Brian Flores was wrong about Tuas play
A friend of mine had like 8 concussions by 15 And had to retire from hockey He occasionally will have balance issues They're unsure how bad it will be when he gets older though Honestly he needs to put his health above everything
Yep my brother is quite literally disabled from concussions he got playing hockey. These things aren't a joke and the next one can always be the reset button on your memory.
He tryina prove Brian Flores wrong
Karma's a bitch right 😏
It's essentially become like watching a fighter who's lost his chin. He need to talk to Warren Sapp about what he's gone thru with CTE, he talked about how he'd just be driving down the freeway in Florida and has to pullover and call somebody because he forgets where he's going.
FRFR cuz at this point we gotta worry bout Tua as a human being, not an NFL QB. Dude got kids to raise.
Why wasn’t Tua wearing that Guardian helmet it specialize made for him and other players with concussion history
Bro those don't stop your brain from smashing into your skull. They don't stop momentum you silly.
What he needs is some kind of neck brace that they probably haven't invented yet bc the cause seems to be a weak neck
@@wd6358nah they have big ass neck pads that fullbacks used to wear because of the head on collisions that were expected every time they went in the trenches. Problem is lack of mobility, don’t need to be able to turn your neck when you just going to run hard and straight.
I'm a 90's kid Shannon and you are one of the players that drew me to the NFL. You were basically the first true Duel Threat TE. Basically single handedly revolutionized that position into what it is today. I'm also a huge Miami Fan, because the first game I ever saw and was old enough to understand the game. Dan Marino was throwing darts all day and fell in love with him and OJ McDuffy. That said, thank you for your contributions to this sport. It wouldnt be the same without you.
Is Mike ditka a joke to you. Keller Winslow? Not junior. Ozzie Newsome!?
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Yes, totally different eras that can't really be compared statistically at all. Sharpe is in HOF for a reason, he was one of the best TEs of all times. But you said he was the 1st dual threat TE. He wasn't. Mike Ditka was, he is the one who revolutionized the position, and retired with the most receptions of any TE in history.
Unc with bars "you cant buy health" but they sure do sell health 😅
This might be the most important time in Tuas life right now. He has a big decision to make and I’m not even being dramatic. And it’s barely the beginning of the Season and he already has a concussion. Imagine what will happen during the season. SMFH
Guess Flores was right about tua. Netter find a new team😢
Tua needs to retire, and I think it’s irresponsible to say otherwise at this point.
He needs to retire, now!!!!!!
Words to live by " Don't make a bad situation worse" -Shannon
That was legitimately scary and hard to watch. Sad stuff! Tua is over.
The NFL is obligated to protect this man from himself.
Tua got a 42M signing bonus, so that alone should help him and his family live comfortably. Don't know how much of the 167M guaranteed he gets to keep.
But that only kicks in if he stays actively playing.
If he retires healthy then he will have to give that money back
@@J-lunagood. he didn’t deserve it in the first place
Its guaranteed, he can medically retire, its his
@johnalmaguer7118 : No, you think teams are that stupid not to protect themselves financially?
He can only keep that guaranteed money if they release him which they won't or he stays on the team even if benched.
But if he retires today or within a few weeks he will have to give them back a huge portion of that guaranteed money back because the season just started and it's only been 2 games.
Not guaranteed. He would have to pay back a portion of it. Also, his contract is guaranteed for injury only so if he retires line 150m is gone of it as well.
Why isn’t he wearing a guardian cap? Makes no sense, he’s the prime example to have everyone wear one…. Why isn’t he forced to wear one week 1?
Guardian caps aren’t cool to NFL players I guess
I’m fairly certain his helmet is one of the newer helmets that already has the extra protection that the guardian caps provide on the older helmets. The only reason you see players wearing them is because their helmet isn’t considered as safe as the newer ones that Tuas using. The league already stated that they will just incorporate the guardian caps into the helmets themselves as soon as next year. It’s basically just a padding and adding extra padding to a helmet wouldn’t necessarily stop concussions. It just lowers the risk. It’s more or less the brain hitting the interior of the skull which is not really preventable. The brain is essentially floating in water. There’s no way to stop it when the current is going in One Direction towards the interior of the skull so when he’s hit, think of it at a boat cutting the engine off, except there’s no immediate stoppage as the water carries it forward, which will cause the damage to the brain. The only way to really prevent this is to just stop getting hit aka retiring.
If the league forces players with head trauma or concussions to wear the helmets then it would look REALLY BAD because every other player would be wearing one.
Those things don’t work. At best they only work for linemen. They actually might make head trauma worse they’re heavy and create more sideways force on the head when it’s hit. That’s more force pushing the brain into the skull.
Guardian cap would not have helped in this instance. Bro is cooked!
The script writers messed this one up r u kidding me Hamlin to Tua JFC.
That's wild 😂
2 years ago, that brain doctor told Tua to never play another down of football. I really want him to listen. It’s not worth it.
At some point you don't recover if you keep taking concussions. It's gonna be russian roulette from here on out.
Tony Dorsett is a still living example for Tua. Let those two have a sit-down conversation, alongside Luke Kuechley about Tua's future
He can't take to many more before he go full Chris Benoit.
That's a reach, he isn't taking chair shots and head bumps every night of every week that's why Benoit went crazy. Tua will be fine.
That wasn't why he killed them 😂😂He was on scripts and steroids put holes in his head the cte cause laps in memory,He killed them out of regret 😭😭 Like of he couldn't take care of them than what am I while being on loosies and heavy regret because your best friend also lost his life to steroids but his came in the form of a heart attack
@@ezzio8611I know it was an exaggeration but all I'm saying he can't take anymore of those. The more it happens the worse it gets.
😂man plenty of people had head trauma and never killed their family
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plenty of them have
Happy this was the first thing they discussed I was worried this was turning into a non sports show. 😅 Tua should really consider retirement. At some point the NFL will have to get involved.
Tua, I hope he's okay, but he initiated the contact, he lowered his head, Hamlin just tried to absorb the hit and stop the runner. Without Tua Miami will not see the post season and very well could be a last place team. Bright side they will have a high draft choice.
I’m not built like NFL players but if I’m tua I would retire instantly
I know it's always that warrior mentality to never quit but Tua needs to start thinking about the family and I instead of the team and I.
Y’all better dig deeper into his contract. Owner can’t be that big of a fool knowing he is concussion prone. He is not trade able to any team. Miami needs to cut their losses with Tua.
Even if Tua was healthy, they would never win a super bowl with him
lol when I see unc all I hear is “ That’s my Michelle “😂😂😂
Shannon should do a whole podcast pronouncing medical terms! That was awesome...
“They got umm brotha i don’t even know DB last name. Benson Brenson? You got him lookin like Deion sanders out there” 😂😂
Miami should NOT have paid him, knowing his history with concussions. In order for Tua to have a life after football, he need to sit it down, retire. Then he small, them hits will come. And this wasn't even a defensive tackle.
Bruh they were going to pay him this is the nfl. I understand what you’re saying but even a tua level qb is hard to find.
Can someone PLEASE teach Tua how to slide... He's going to have major signs of CTE in 10 years
Tua is scared to hurt his hip. Tua has been made of glass since college.
At this point he needs to learn how to listen to his mom and quit. It's past the time to learn to slide lol
At some point, Tua might be more of a danger to himself than anyone else. The NFL can only protect QBs so much before it becomes flag football.
Dolphins shouldn't have gave him that contract 😢
Ocho "I keep talking about 'we'" Cinco
Josh Allen is underrated AF
No he isnt, he's perfectly rated.
Definitely not, Shannon and millions give him his flowers
He’s properly rated, he’s top 2-4 QB
Sure bud. No turnovers. A td, 13 of 19. Simple clean game. Allen didn't need to do much tonight it was the Cook show.
Retire before its too late.
It might already be
The GUARDIAN CAP is made for Tua
If there's a prime candidate for the cap, it's Tua. Man I hate it for him.... my favorite player for the panthers(Luke) had to do it... but it was because he was hitting players so hard.... Tua barely get touched on the helmet it's a concussion... learn to slide right.... wear the guardian cap or retire.... that's his 2 options at this point. Good dude. He got 3 kids. Being there for them and his wife should be priority #1. Idk if the cap would even help at this point, really. Sad man😞
I’m fairly certain his helmet is one of the newer helmets that already has the extra protection that the guardian caps provide on the older helmets. The only reason you see players wearing them is because their helmet isn’t considered as safe as the newer ones that Tuas using. The league already stated that they will just incorporate the guardian caps into the helmets themselves as soon as next year. It’s basically just a padding and adding extra padding to a helmet wouldn’t necessarily stop concussions. It just lowers the risk. It’s more or less the brain hitting the interior of the skull which is not really preventable. The brain is essentially floating in water. There’s no way to stop it when the current is going in One Direction towards the interior of the skull so when he’s hit, think of it at a boat cutting the engine off, except there’s no immediate stoppage as the water carries it forward, which will cause the damage to the brain. The only way to really prevent this is to just stop getting hit aka retiring.
It’s crazy people are acting like he took a big hit. The hit was a normal play to play football collision. It’s clearly getting easier and easier for him to be concussed. His brain isn’t healed. It’s time to shut it down while you’re ahead Tua.
I hope Tua recovers without lasting trauma.
It’s kinda unreal how you are upset about Miami, and offer and bunch things they can do, but give the Bill absolutely zero credit to the game scheme or how they played despite injuries to their all pro players and team Captain.
Tua is terrible… and every time he gets hurt he acts like he’s fully engaged and focused on the sidelines; Your Not, he’s needs to hang it up. He’s a goddam rag doll!!!
Ocho lame as shit. More worries about Tua leading the franchise than being a father to his kids.
Football players are modern day warriors. They don’t give two shits about family. They have too much honor for the sport. I’d rather die playing foootball than quit because I have a headache.
@@Chris-vz2kvthey not warriors. Get outta here. sacrificing your life for nothing when you don't have to is stupidity.
@@Chris-vz2kvModern day warriors lmao and what about all the NFL players wanting him to retire?
@@Chris-vz2kv Its not a headache its brain damage.
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