I was surprised that in the previous game the Dolphins played they put Tua back in the game after he had been nocked woozy in the first half. Then I was surprised they played him yesterday. Now let's see if they play him in regular order this coming week. Don't know why for sure but playing him in these conditions seems over the line. He could be drooling by the time he's 40 if they continue to do that.
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Tua - play him or not
- Thread starter EastOfEden
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100% no. He won’t, and shouldn’t play, for weeks.
Absolutely cannot play Tua.
The Dolphins would get absolutely destroyed by most Americans if they pulled that stunt. For that matter, the NFLPA would be taking legal action.
The Dolphins would get absolutely destroyed by most Americans if they pulled that stunt. For that matter, the NFLPA would be taking legal action.
Pro ball, early in the season, who cares?
Well the first scapegoat has been made. The Dolphibs fired the independent neurologist who cleared him last Sunday.
We have a new oxymoron from the NFL:
"firing an INDEPEDENT neurologist" , really, must have been really on his own for decision making
America cares. It's the best sport in the U.S. -- and easily the most watched. It dominates TV sets this time of year more than any other form of entertainment -- sports, sitcoms, drama, etc.
Last year was a 10% viewership increase for the NFL over the year prior -- highest since 2015 -- and 48 of the top 50 most watched TV programs were NFL games. This year is ahead of last year already.
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