A local hospital released Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa. He suffered head and neck injuries against Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday. The 24-year-old is in good spirits after suffering his second injury. Tua’s incident raised questions about NFL’s concussion protocols. 

Meanwhile, the Dolphins and coach Mike McDaniel dismissed talks of the QB being forced to play in the Bengals’ clash. The youngster sat next to the coach on the plane ride home. They watched the movie, MacGruber. The duo had a hearty laugh about the film. He also talked about the game. The 39-year-old coach’s update evoked several reactions on Twitter.

A user said Tua should be done for the rest of the season.

Another user remarked these are signs of a concussion.

Another fan wrote about Tagovailoa’s relationship with the coach.

A Dolphins fan said Tagovailoa will prove all his critics wrong.

Another user said Tua should sit out for two weeks.

How Tua Tagovailoa incident sparked concussion debate

In Sunday’s win over Buffalo Bills, Tagovailoa underwent concussion evaluations at the half time. He hit his head on the ground. The youngster later stumbled while returning to the huddle.

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The QB was initially listed as questionable for the game. However, the team added it is the back injury that led him to stumble. They did not mention the head injury. Meanwhile, the promising star returned for the Bengals game. But he suffered a scary injury. It drew sharp reactions from NFL fans across Twitter. 

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A user outlines the takeaways from Tua’s incident.

A fan tweeted about Tua’s movie-watching.

Another fan asked to give the youngster complete rest.

A fan wanted the coach to be shown the door.

A user said the coach is simply following what the doctors asked him.

What is next for Tua and the Dolphins?

Coach Mike McDaniel spoke about the next option if Tua does not recover by Week 5. Terry Bridgewater, who replaced the 24-year-old, will play as starting QB. NFL fans believe it is unrealistic to think the promising talent will return in two weeks.

A user said two weeks of rest will not help him.

Another fan said the coach is not careful enough about Tua.

A user said NFL players should receive better treatment.

Meanwhile, the NFLPA requested a review of the concussion protocols. Several stars, including Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes, have expressed concern for Tua. The NFL world and fans hope he returns to the game smiling.

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