Tua Tagovailoa Returns Amid Concerns Over Concussion Risks

The Miami Dolphins quarterback is set to play against the Arizona Cardinals after recovering from his third concussion in two years.

Tua Tagovailoa has been medically cleared to return to the field following a concussion sustained in a game against the Buffalo Bills in September.
Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel and teammates have urged Tagovailoa to prioritize his safety by learning to slide instead of initiating contact.
Tagovailoa's decision to return has sparked discussions on autonomy, with debates over whether he fully understands the risks involved.
The NFL and NFLPA have protocols in place to ensure player safety, but ultimately, the decision to play rests with the individual player.
Tagovailoa acknowledges the risks but remains committed to his career, citing his love for the game as a driving factor for his return.