Tua Tagovailoa Diagnosed With Another Concussion

Scary news for Tua Tagovailoa … the Dolphins star has actually been diagnosed with yet another concussion.

Miami head coach Mike McDaniel simply validated his quarterback sustained the head injury in the 26-20 loss to the Packers on Sunday … and is now out for the group’s video game this weekend versus the Patriots.

McDaniel was mournful in providing the news to an event of press reporters on Wednesday … stating, “This is a private time for him to focus on his health.”

“And,” he included, “that’s all I really want to get into.”

The 24-year-old seemed hurt in the very first half of the video game versus Green Bay in Miami … after his head was seen knocking onto the ground following a tough hit. He remained in the video game, though he had a hard time strongly, tossing 3 interceptions in the 2nd half.

The most current concussion comes less than 3 months after he suffered head injuries in back-to-back video games versus the Bills and after that the Bengals.

During the contest versus Cincinnati, he needed to be stretchered off the field and hurried to a healthcare facility due to the violence of the hit.

At the time, medical professionals — consisting of well known neuropathologist Bennet Omalu — urged him to consider retirement … discussing another considerable head injury might result in devastating longterm results.

Tagovailoa stated following his return he wasn’t too concerned about all of it … discussing he felt good after talking to his own medical professionals.