Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has suffered his third concussion in the NFL, occurring during a game against the Buffalo Bills, where he collided with defensive back Damar Hamlin. This incident comes after a history of concussions that raised concerns about his long-term health and potential retirement. Medical experts suggest Tagovailoa could be sidelined for eight to twelve weeks, and discussions regarding his future in football are likely underway among his family and medical team. Despite a lucrative four-year, $212 million contract extension, Tagovailoa's performance prior to the injury was subpar, with three interceptions contributing to a 31-10 loss. Social media reactions have been mixed, with fans expressing concern for his safety and suggesting retirement may be a wise choice. The Dolphins will now rely on backup quarterback Skylar Thompson as they navigate the remainder of the season without their starting player.