Tua Returns, Dolphins Fall to Cardinals 28-27

Tua Tagovailoa made his highly anticipated return to the Miami Dolphins after recovering from a concussion, only to see his team narrowly lose to the Arizona Cardinals, 28-27. Despite a strong performance by Tagovailoa, who completed 28 of 38 passes for 234 yards and a touchdown, Miami fell to 2-5 on the season. The game ended with a dramatic 34-yard field goal by Arizona's Chad Ryland, marking the Cardinals' third win in their last four games. Tagovailoa's return was seen as a positive step for the Dolphins, who struggled in his absence, but concerns about his long-term health persist. Former Alabama coach Nick Saban expressed his worry about Tagovailoa's safety but acknowledged the decision to play is ultimately personal. The quarterback's use of safety equipment, such as the VICIS ZERO2 MATRIX ID helmet, remains a topic of discussion as he navigates his NFL career following multiple concussions.