Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa sparked concern after attempting a risky tackle during the team's 23-15 victory over the Rams, where he took a knee to the head while trying to stop linebacker Christian Rozeboom following an interception. Despite his history of concussions, Tagovailoa assured he felt fine after the incident, joking about his poor tackling form. Fans and commentators expressed unease about his decision-making, fearing another concussion could endanger his career. Tagovailoa, however, remains committed to playing, stating he has not been advised by medical professionals to retire. Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel acknowledged Tagovailoa's growth and resilience, emphasizing his importance as the team's franchise quarterback. The Dolphins' win, which improved their record to 3-6, keeps their playoff hopes alive as they prepare for upcoming games.