Dolphins Weigh Options Amid Tua's Concussion Concerns

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered his third concussion in a 31-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills, sparking widespread concern about his future in the NFL. Former Alabama coach Nick Saban emphasized that the decision to retire should be based on medical advice, while Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel focused on Tagovailoa’s health rather than his career prospects. Raiders coach Antonio Pierce and other figures have urged Tagovailoa to retire for his long-term well-being. Despite these concerns, Tagovailoa is reportedly against retiring and wishes to continue playing. The Dolphins are considering bringing in a veteran quarterback like Ryan Tannehill as a temporary measure. Bills fans have shown support by donating to Tagovailoa’s foundation, highlighting the broader football community's concern for his health.