Tagovailoa's Third Concussion Spurs Retirement Calls

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's third diagnosed concussion has reignited calls for his retirement from football. Las Vegas Raiders coach Antonio Pierce, former NFL player Manti Te’o, and other prominent voices in the football community have expressed concerns for Tagovailoa's long-term health, urging him to retire to protect his future well-being. Head coach Mike McDaniel and the Dolphins organization are prioritizing Tagovailoa's health, with McDaniel avoiding discussions about his playing future. Tagovailoa, who recently signed a lucrative contract extension, faces a challenging decision that could impact his financial and personal life. Backup quarterback Skylar Thompson is expected to start in Tagovailoa's absence, while the Dolphins consider adding depth at the quarterback position.