Did Tua Have a Back Injury? Doctor Reacts to NFL Controversy
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New video after what just happened this evening:
th-cam.com/video/pPZ0dYKM-t0/w-d-xo.html
Was just going to ask for an update for tonight's injury
Clearly head injury both games
Had a concussion & they played him anyway.... Now he's dead.
Truly makes me sick. This should give everyone pause to further consume the NFL. Neutral observer my a**. Anybody could see this was a concussion. The failures were clearly neurological to the casual observer. He hit the back of his head for crying out loud, where the cerebellum is located! (Doc what about that for a mechanism for injury?) The fact he went back in the game was a huge risk to his health. I've had some concussions and I've coached high school sports in the last ten years. Something stressed is the brain's increased susceptibility to injury when it is recovering from PREVIOUS injury. Tonight Tua's health now and in the future was jeopardized for no other reason than the NFL is a blood sport. Tonight's injury was entirely preventable by common freaking sense. I feel terrible for him and I wish more had been said about him not playing this game out of precaution
This is 1 out of several reasons as a mature fan I will never be a fan of NFL again, ever since Steve Young.
I'm not a doctor, but as someone who has had back issues for 20 years including ruptured discs and back spasms, the thing that stood out to me is he got up, then fell down and popped right back up. He was wobbly, but still got right back up. When my back goes out, getting up from that type of position is one of the most difficult things to do.
I had the same thing happen to me. Took about 3 years to get my back healthy again.
@@mylittlepitbull3143 nice u were able to get it fixed
Genuine question, when your back goes out, do you grab at your back? Seems like simple human nature is to touch the part of your body that is injured. Tua never makes any reference to his back at all.
@@ChubbyJontheBartender When I had back spasms, the first thing I did was grab my back then land stiff on the ground, and did not get back up. Tua did hurt his back earlier in the game but his reaction was to stiffen up and reach for his back. He did neither of those things on the play above. Sucks for Tua because he needs to trust that the team is gonna protect him from himself.
@@cjartiste likewise, I’ve had problems with my back as well. The first thing is the old man grab my back routine. I’m a Bills fan but if the team put him in harms way by not protecting him from himself, that needs to be addressed. The Bills did enough to beat themselves without putting a guys long term health in jeopardy, dolphins still win that game with Teddy.
Typing this after watching Tua be carted off on the TNF game with another blow to the head, the fencing was horrible to see. Unfortunately, this story will have a part 2. Praying Tua will be OK! 🙏🏽
Bills fan here. Praying for Tua - seeing that tonight broke my heart - he’s so young and this looks terrible.
Same we thought Sunday he had a concussion and the whole thing was suspicious today after seeing tua get hit knocked out of the game I think the dolphins put him in danger he should’ve never been out there today
I literally watched this video 10 minutes before Tia’s hit in the Bengals game. As soon as I saw Tua do the arm thing, I was like, that’s the arm thing from the doctor video! Lol
@@fernandosalgado3589 Yeah and he just got brought down in that game can you imagine what would have happened if he would have actually took a big hit? The NFL really did him wrong and shame on them and the Dolphins anyone with eyes could have told you his brain was wobbly and nothing was wrong with his back...should have not played 4 days later
@@Kenny-bj2zq absolutely you don’t got to be a doctor to see that . He was shaking his head Sunday he got his bell rung. Dolphins should held tuas health in higher regards nobody wants to see that happen to the players
Boston Connor getting quoted by a doctor is absolutely wild 😂😂😂
Fellow PMI watcher as well! I see u dawwwggg
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@@lefrerehill2012 doc sutterer is an absolute dawwwwggggggg
Buncha sport stooges!!
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They absolutely dropped the ball on this hit. Not to mention that I have seen WAYYYYYYY too many times a player literally shows the the signs of having a head injury or something obvious happening & the "Independent whoever" doesn't do the job. I was mortified to see Tua back on the field after that.
Yeah man, as a Bills fan, I was pretty concerned. It's just a game, but I play hockey and have had concussions that don't necessarily creep up until the adrenaline wears off. The next couple weeks are foggy. I hope he's ok, but it might show Thursday night against Cincinnati
No you weren't
@@_JamesBrown I'm someone who played hockey when I was younger. I remember getting one from an elbow to the helmet and then helmet into the glass. There will always be some big checks but I've always felt like the guys in the NHL tend to just squeeze out the puck carrier against the boards rather than lay them out as we tried to do once we were allowed to hit people. My worst concussion though was in gym class flag football in high school when my friend and I were both trying to intercept a pass and collided heads without any head protection. I was blacked out for probably 30 seconds and had the worst neck/head pain I've ever felt. I was waiting outside the pharmacy for my mom to get a neck brace for me as I was puking in the bush outside. Any injury to the head is no joke.
Tua came back & won🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
@@_JamesBrown it won't show because it wasn't a concussion. How many times a game does a players hit head the ground without a concussion occuring? Tua lands on his back in the clip first. He didn't go through some 30 second check. He was in the locker room for the last 3 minutes of the first half AND the entirety of halftime. Hilarious how people just assume Tua AND an independent neurologist are both lying about this because they saw him hit the ground and stumble (which can 100% happen from a back spasm, coming from someone that has them often).
Re watched after seeing the latest hit on Tua. It's clear they mismanaged this situation and have put him in a lot of danger.
The finger and hand gestures was exactly what he was doing, eerie!
How messed up that we'll need a follow-up video now for tonight. Hope he's alright
Rocked back to back weeks with the back of his head slamming hard. Not good. Forget football for now, I just hope he can walk, talk and think. I’ve had numerous concussions and they are not cool.
Jobs should be on the line ! Who approved him to return to that game AND also return today!?
Yes that is neurological injury that was clear tonight with the reflex
I love how his teammates stop it like hey you’re not going anywhere because they immediately know he is not okay.
They care about their teammate. Unlike Dolphins’ ownership who didn’t give a damn about his health or life. Gross.
I’m a Bills fan and was completely confused on why Tua came back into the Bills/Dolphins game with clearly a head injury….fast forward to tonight with the Dolphins/Bengals when Tua was carted off the field because of head trauma.
Makes me wonder who has the best interest in mind for these kids!!!!! Clearly something needs to be done! WINNING is not that big of a deal. Or is it Besos? God please be with Tua and his family.
Yeah same here. Heads need to roll over this one. Someone pushed him out there to play last week and now we get this. Unacceptable
Besos has nothing to do with Tua you weirdo💀
I was with you all the way until the Besos thing. Wtf lol
As a Dolphins fan, he was cleared by a 3rd party neuro consultant. Its possible as the doc says above that concussion symptoms do not appear right away. I'm not gonna speculate either way and will let the NFL investigate. And he held onto the ball way too long on that Bengals tackle.
@@akivaplutno I don't care athlete or not, no "back injury" allows you to pop up as fast as he did. Doesn't take a neuro consultant to see that.
damn. the negligence of the dolphins is unreal. the injury he got tonight has got to be related to this. smh, will be waiting for you to make the video doc
@william cm the league should investigate these idiots. You saw how he got up and shaked his head last week and how he stumbled yet he passed protocol? A back injury? Give me a break!
Not just the dolphins, but the chargers should be on watch as well. I know people applaud Justin Herbert for being "tough" and wanting to keep playing, but that doesn't mean he should. Let him rest before his rib situation becomes like Tua's. What's the point of winning this one game if you potentially shorten these players' careers?
@@TheFinalSummonFFX For a short while there was some degree of care for football players. However; That time has passed. We are definitely regressing and coaches and "doctors" don't give AF!!! It's win now and no care at all for a player's health and well-being!
I have had a back injury while playing basketball that caused my left leg to not work properly. Difference is, I wasn't shaking my head or reaching for my head. I felt it in my lower back and leg. He was concussed, no doubt in my mind.
I could argue differently. I was born with a spina bifida occulta... I ended up contracting a lower back infection (s1-l5) and (after recovery) went through years of thinking I was ok... Then randomly I would try to kick a ball in soccer or jump to grab a rebound and my back/knees would give out and I would collapse very similarly. Not saying he didn't have a concussion, because i've dealt with those too. But providing a benefit of the doubt scenario since Tua has had hip and lower back injuries in the past.
Thank you, doctor
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@@ch1ppz430 Do you at least reach for your back when something hurts your back? Or do you reach for/shake your head?
He shouldn’t have played 😢
If his teammates didn’t stop him and hold him up…I think we would’ve seen him have even more trouble staying upright.
who's here after tua had a fencing response on TNF.. im frustrated that he even played...
His "back" is acting up again, please consider making a follow up video including his newest injury. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
People from the fight game know Tua was on roller skates. And don't forget Davante Adams was out cold on the field last year and he was cleared.
Yes, it seems that star players get cleared quickly!
So scary that the clip that you showed before the injury is almost exactly what happened to him less than a week later...
This video aged well, really hope Tua is okay after all of this. Scary shit
he's fine, no issues , he even went back with the team.
Another thorough and thoughtful video. Appreciate your work, Doc. Great stuff 👍
How crazy as I'm watching this..in real time
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This is what happen to Tua.. right now against the bengals. Wow....!! Prayers for Tua!!
Doctors realized Tua had a concussion when he couldn’t spell his full name
I don’t think he could do it without a concussion
Not funny my dude not funny at all like you wouldn't want someone to say that if you had a concussion like be better dude.
@@Soundersfan2023 how about you not be that weak my guy
@@sirdavidr6064 first of all I'm not a weak person mentally or physically I'm stronger then you think good sir but second of all I just don't like the slander that tua tagovailoa was receiving cuz the fact that he looked like he clearly had a concussion and played it off as a back spasm when it was clearly concussion symptoms so that's what I was saying don't you ever call me weak ever again cuz you know damn well all of us are stronger than what do we portray to the public eye so that is why I'm not a fan of what you were saying if you're going to come at somebody at least have the facts first before you bitch about somebody's opinion about any particular topic.
@@Soundersfan2023 actually really funny, and you missed the joke. The joke is that he doesn't have a concussion, but he can't spell his long last name so the trainers think its because he got a concussion. So you are just wrong on every level.
Edit: after reading your second comment, I'm going to assume you must be one of the trainer since you "know" he got a concussion.
Here after the Thursday night game. Thanks for putting out this content. TBH I was unaware what exactly had happened over the weekend, until the announcers mentioned it, because I'm a Bengals fan and not actively paying attention to the Dolphins on a regular basis. Super sad about what happened to him last night...hope the kid is ok and they give him some actual time to recover now.
Great video Dr Sutterer. Thank you for saying what so many of us were thinking but we don't have the medical degree to support our perspective. I often wonder how much influence the NFL/teams have on what the team doctors claim or do. This seems like such a huge miss that this whole process should go under review.
You don't need a medical degree to support your perspective from what you saw on Sunday. The good doctor just confirmed what your perspective probably was.
Hey Doc, please please review the traumatic brain injury (the severe splasticity) we all just witnessed on Thursday night game. Please also opine on how significant the damage is (can be) and the permanence of this kinda of dangerous it is for an injured person to engage back in the same activity (extreme contact sports) within 4 days from the initial injury. After experiencing a TBI, a person’s capability to be at 100% of their fast-responsiveness, gait, vestibular impairment is SIGNIFICANT
Hey Brian, can you do a video on Sterling Shepards ACL injury AND comment on the surrounding conversation about turf vs grass and talk about the impacts of either on joints/risk of injury. Thanks!
Good idea. He will make it interesting! Doc rules!!
I think it would be good also. Did you see OBJ’s comments on that?
@@gerry2217 Yea, that's what I was referring to.
Yes I just saw the Pat McAfee show. Dome stadiums can have natural grass like AZ and Wembley but owners take the cheaper artificial
turf route. I guess they figure the NCAA will supply a never ending procession of players. Next man up!! Odell like man other players is right.
Omg!!! You called it!!! Tua went down again
Doc, you literally are the best at this job of breaking down sports injuries. Thank you. 🐐
Just seen this after Tua got carried off on a stretcher. The Dolphins should be held liable, for gross negligence.
This guy hit it right on the head! After Tua injury today against the Bengals and had the same finger locking as what he showed
The Tom Savage example 0:30 reminded me of 2010 season when Colt McCoy got nailed helmet to helmet by James Harrison, stayed in the game and didn’t remember anything that happened after the hit
Ain’t it fucked up the exact thing happens to Tua right after this well 2 days later shits weird
Excellent commentary! Your "insights" are key to guide others in making informed decisions! Keep up the good work. 💪👏💯... first time subscriber!
Well Doc was proved right pretty quickly
How about a Tua update given what just happened in Cincinnati, yikes ....
I’m really enjoying your videos and find them informative. Thank you . Keep it up.
And now Tua is at the number 1 Trauma Center, University of Cincinnati Hospital
I wanted to watch this vid after watching Tua play again. Dude is concussed again 🤦🏾♂️. Prayers up for him, knocked out with head and neck injuries, that I bet carried over from the play covered in this vid. 🙏🏾
How many are here after his Thursday night concussion? Scary site. Prayers up.
We needed your review and perspective on this, a lot of speculation on this topic at the moment
I teach Sports Medicine in High School and use these videos as a current topic assignment. My students really become engaged because of the excellent break down. Concussions and TBI's are by far the worst injuries in sports today. Thank you
I’m no doctor, but after seeing Teddy Bridgewater, I felt as if I was the one that suffered a concussion after watching that series.
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I was thinking the same thing. He almost threw a pick six and they were like yea we need Tua to play." Back injury!"
@@sndyb2935 lol my back hurt when i saw Teddy played...lol
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Teddy was literally Brucie from The Longest Yard...
"It's Teddy's time to shine, baby!"
This game basically confirmed it was a concussion.
Thanks Doc for covering this and bringing to light this situation, especially after last night.
Love what you guys do there are not many doctors that i have seen providing this content. Love getting a professional look at these injuries to understand them. I understand this is a violent game, but when injuries dont need to occur really dont want to see players getting hurt.
You were spot on at 7:03 things could present themselves later on here it is 4 days later and Tua had 1 of the scariest looking concussions ever😳 not the hit itself but the aftermath🤕
That whip motion when his head hit the turf is something we watch for in varsity ball.
i got a possible concussion after getting in a car crash , whip lash can cause a concussion. , i was confused , dizzy and out of it …i know what getting my bell ring means . i felt better and was able to drive home but man did it suck
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and analysis
I was watching the game tonight Dolphins vs Bengals and Tua goes down very scary and contorted fingers. Then this video popped up on TH-cam. I subscribed and hope you will do a follow up on the injury in the game to Tua and if perhaps the could be a connection to the previous injury likely to his head.
I’m not a Dolphins fan, I follow the Patriots but my thoughts and prayers are for Tua and his family and I hope he is okay and the team and league takes steps to protect him and other players.
Detailed. Nuanced. Factual. This is why you’re the best. Love that you went to the wording of the official NFL concussion protocol and some of the history.
NFLPA is launching a “investigation”… any idea what that process looks like? And what the outcome could be?
Yes this did actually age really well! look at Cincinnati game! Look at Tuas hands! Clear head injury! They ignored it made him play now he is in the hospital great job NFL 👏 👍
TNF game was way more than a concussion. It might have started off as a concussion against the Bills. The second one is much worse. Your fingers don't fence like that from just a concussion
Great job Miami Dolphins you mean. No other team would have screwed this up
Not the NFL , it’ll be the Miami Dolphins who will get fined , 400k + easily
Thank you for breaking this down. I pray for Tua for his recovery and the NFL really needs to take this seriously.
Thanks for this video. I had been waiting for you to post something about this, because back injury doesn't make sense. When my back spasms I can't move.
the one time i got back spasms i couldn’t get out of bed or move
Who’s here after Tua went down tonight and was medical transported?
Slammed back of head in ground again.
Scary, hope he recovers.
Doc we need you right NOW FAM.
Thanks for sharing this video Doctor.
The clearing out the cobwebs shake reminded me of my first concussion, I couldn’t get the room to stop spinning and tried to play it off
The dolphins 🐬 medical staff especially the NFL needs to be investigated for this it's a shame prayer's up for tua
I have personally experienced lots of back spasms and sciatic pain from herniated/bulging disc. Yes it can most definitely cause sudden twinges of the back to the point of almost making you fall like that. I promise you that you won't stand back up that fast and grab your head, you will be grabbing your back or legs for stability as you try to understand what just happened.
Ready for the next vid on Tua..all in 4 days...they better hope to God it wasn't a concussion 4 days ago
I agree it did look like a TBI. They cited the goal line sneak as the first back injury of the game. A player grabbed his feet and pulled them backwards as another player was pushing his upper torso backwards, hyperextending his back. He took a while to get up and looked wobbly after that play. Is there any way the two can be linked?
I’ve had back spasms since I was 16 due to shit deadlifting form in HS football weight room. Like you said this isn’t the posture. All the stumbling around and leaning forward is excruciating on that lower back. Instead when my spasms got bad I would walk upright as erect as possible to support my lower back.
Also he absolutely crosses up his own ankles which no athlete ever does when just walking around. He’s disoriented, no question.
Also long history of back injury from sport. Exact opposite for me, hunching was the only way I could alleviate pain in my lower back, when trying to erect my spasms would literally force me to curl up like a ball.
24 Hours Later Hes Had Another Concussion..🤦
I never think you're clickbaiting doc ..your heart is in the right place
😢 wow you had great foresight here … especially in light of last night’s injury.
I love Dr. Brian's unbiased videos.
Hey Doc! Quick question: My friend got hit in a rugby game, and his reaction afterwards looked a lot like this. He was wobbly and fell down a couple times. He swore he didn't hit his head, that he wasn't concussed, and that this kind of instability had happened occasionally throughout his career. We obviously took him out of the game anyway, the doctor at the game told him that this was not normal and he should go to a neurologist. He did, and as it turns out he had spinal stenosis, which is a narrowing of the spinal canal I think? That was my first thought when I saw that they were blaming this on a back injury, is it possible that something like that could cause symptoms like this? Or that's what the staff thought had happened? I'd love to know what you think! Thanks again for the great analysis!
Never believe the concussed rugby player.... Ive been that guy
@@steviedodds31 Haha, ya we didn't, that's why we took him out of the game. Turns out he was right though, neurologist confirmed he had spinal stenosis, no concussion. He's had to retire from rugby unfortunately...
@@ryanokane1312 I hope your friend is doing well. This just doesn't sound like the same thing. Tua and the team both said it was a lower back injury. If so, they would have looked pretty closely at all possibilities there one would believe. I hate to say it but it looks like Tua wanted back in the game and because of the importance of this game the team was more than willing to let him. What kind of meaningful evaluation can they really make in the span of fifteen minutes anyway?
My stepfather has spinal cord stenosis and his spontaneous falling started at least a good 25-30 years ago now. I remember being a young kid of 11 or 12 helping him up and things of that nature. Today he is at the point of being almost completely wheelchair bound. Tua look like he just became a rag doll lost muscle tone and collapsed. When my stepfather used to fall it looked more like he tripped. I can recall one time specifically where he tried to say he tripped over a paper plate that was on the ground but it was a good 5 feet away from him. I come to understand later when I got a little older he was embarrassed about the falling. Another thing that manifested at the same time as the falling was that he would spontaneously drop things that he was holding. It wasn’t a case of he was trying to grab something and it slipped or anything like that. He could of had something in his hand for like 5 minutes and then all of a sudden it was on the ground. I don’t know if it is like that for every person that has it but those are the things I noticed growing up with and helping take care of him over all of these years.
@@ryanokane1312 Is that what forced Cooper Manning to retire?
I was hoping you would do a video on Tua. He was concussed. No doubt about it. Insane they let him come back in later in the game and he played well. Hope he’s safe tonight. Thanks doc!
He was not safe tonight… now he is done
Unfortunate comment
Ohhhhh jeeeeeezzz this didn’t age
Dang, soon as I saw Tua do that fencing thing on TNF I thought of this video. You called it.. Hope he's alright.
Tua is known for having to be saved from himself. Anyone who watched him at Bama knows this. If it was him insisting to go back into the game and go on to play 5 days later, the coaching staff and medical staff failed him immensely. I felt the same way when Saban didn't override and pull him from playing in the Mississippi State game when he broke his hip.
Yep. And he was secretly practicing in the rain during rehab and someone filmed it from the dorms. But it’s not his job to protest his health. That’s on the people around him.
That ain't no back injury!
You were right
Great stuff, doc! Amateur MMA fighter, had my first fight in 2012... Watching the game live, IMO he definitely looked concussed... I've seen (and had) my fair share 🤷♂
Was witing for this video, thanks doc
I once had a back injury while playing football and the same thing happened to me. Lost vision, confusion and balance. Only thing different was I didn't have a back injury. I had a concussion.
Why is nobody going back to the play where Tua said he hurt back?
If you go back to that play, you will see him stumble in a similar manner getting up.
Agree. Ive been dealing with a messed up back for a long time and have made that stubble step a lot of times. It absolutely could be a back, but yes the idea it could be a concussion is true too.
Doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that was clearly a head injury. Don't be stupid. Miami about to be penalized and possibly lose draft picks
@@mattyb1030 No they aren't, because independent doctors are the ones who make the call. The Dolphins are not allowed to put him back in unless the INDEPENDENT doctor who is UNAFFILIATED with the team says they can.
@@Kowl636 Sure "unaffiliated" lol we see it all the time. Just last year Devante Adams was out cold and he somehow was cleared and came back in.
Doc was ahead of the curve on this one.
Thanks for doing this DOC.
I'm a physician who suffered 3 concussions playing college ball. Everything Dr Sutterer said is spot on, including that most serious NFL fans likely thought Tua suffered a concussion. How the NFL neurologist missed it is baffling. Will be interesting to see the results of the investigation into how this was handled.
And it just happened again the same exact hit too pretty much but this time he didn’t get up. It is against the Bangles..
Simple. The league neurologist didn't miss it. They ignored it. Clearly something other than player health was the priority.
Dude! you should totally do something with Pat and the boys! That would be a great segment hearing you breakdown an injury on there show.
He blocked me on twitter after I suggested some ways to improve the new studio lighting :/
@@BrianSuttererMD maybe AJ Hawk will hear you out 😂
@@BrianSuttererMD 😂 no way we gotta fix this
Thanks for this video.
I’m here after the second injury
You were spot on .
Definitely a back injury, after all he put the team on it. But seriously, I've had back injuries specifically tailbone ones and I would just crumble to the ground rather than stumble like that.
In a sense yes, back spasms could cause you to collapse but you usually don’t immediately pop up and or not grab at that spot where the pain was. Tua didn’t make any gestures that his back hurt and it doesn’t explain the head wobbles and weird “drunken” walk he was doing. This looks like a clear cut concussion seeing as the symptoms occurred right after his head slammed into the ground.
Man you were so wrong
@@0311SF yup exactly... dude really thought back injury 🤦♂️
it definitely looked like a concussion to me. but i have seen people comment that they've either seen or experienced back issues that lead to gmi, although they're just random commenters, so who knows if they're legit. regardless, i've had a couple concussions, and what i can't explain is how he was able to continue playing and look just as sharp as he was before. to me that's the real kink in the concussion diagnosis. i hope they didn't fudge anything, a mistake is one thing, but falsifying is no bueno.
Thanks Dr Brian.
Great video! Coming from an athletic trainer who covers football and other collision sports at a HS.
Now what's the injury
Been waiting on this video since they put him back in the game. I get players can be competitive and go through injuries but concussions aren’t a joke. Wishing the best for tua and I hope they get to the bottom of all of this.
Hi Brian, how would you differentiate between this being a concussion vs acute trauma to the cerebellum?
Great video! PMS fan WHADD
Clearly from hitting his head on the turf. I personally had concussions from playing football back when they didn’t care you just went back in. I worry for this kid. I have terrible short term memory issues now. I lose things all the time. It’s no joke and it’s not worth it to beat the Bills in a reg season game.
My senior year (1993), I received a concussion while on the kick off team. Came back in on defense immediately after, my teammate motioned to the trainer and I was taken out for the entire game and checked again that following Monday. It's negligent to ignore this
@@jeffw.9761 wedge?
I'm glad you took a look at this one. It reminds me very much of when Mahomes took a hit in the playoffs and stumbled when he got up, and it was written off as a compressed nerve.
I love watching football, but seeing obviously concussed players go back into the game makes me want to watch something else...
Wow this video hits so much harder tonight after Tua’s injury against the bengals
Here after Thursday night game. Now he was rushed to a hospital after being concussed, fingers stretching out in a weird formation, similar to the clip of the player in this video. 4 days later after the, "back injury. "
And now he went to the hospital due to a head injury in TNF the very next game. I really think the Dolphins staff mishandled this situation and Tua is paying the price.
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Thank you for sharing
Dr Brian always is on point! You called it right 2 days ago Doc and now tonight against the Bengals made it clear you was correct. Coaches and Medical staff from the Dolphins should be ashamed letting him play tonight. SMH
Was looking for a video like this, especially after last night since this video was done before. Sucks how they handles this whole situation
I have a lot of back issues, and a few times when my back has flared up and made me drop to the ground, the LAST thing I want to do is hop right back up and try to 'run it off'.. It can actually be really scary when your back just gives out like that. I wouldn't move anywhere until either the episode passes on its own, or someone can come check it out. To me, last Sunday's incident looked nothing like a back hip, or leg injury. Tonight's incredibly disturbing incident obviously validated that.
Wow Tua had his hands that same way as Tom Savage
Thanks Doc
Always a thorough breakdown.
Tonight's injury look even worse, I don't know if he will be able to come back this season.
Tua literally had this Tom Savage injury especially with the fingers.
Watched your follow-up video (after the Cincinnati game) first...great to see you were skeptical after that first, obvious, concussion.
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