“If That Was Your Son, Would You Have Allowed Him to Go Out There?”: 3x Super Bowl Champ Makes It Excruciatingly Clear What Was Wrong With Tua Tagovailoa Playing on Thursday

The NFL Universe is going rampant over the Dolphins. Analysts and fans are raising questions and blasting the franchise over the Tua Tagovailoa situation. The QB1 took a heavy hit but came to play against the Bengals. But things got worse after the Bengals made a brutal sack, which led to the hospitalization of Tagovailoa. Now, Shannon Sharpe needs answers from Mike McDaniel on what if the situation was personal?

During the FS1’s Undisputed broadcast, Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe talked about the Bengals’ win over the Dolphins. They divert the situation over the head and neck injury of Tua Tagovailoa. The HOF TE questioned the Miami HC on if the QB was his son and whether he would permit him to play despite the brutal hit.

Shannon Sharpe mentioned, “I want to ask Mike McDaniel. If Tua was your son, and you saw what happened, and he told your dad, ‘it was my back’… Stephen Ross, If that was your son, would you have allowed him to go out there and play after you saw what happened on Sunday? Would you have allowed him to play on Thursday?”

Sharpe said they sometimes have to make it personal. When he visits the doctor, he encourages them to speak from a parental standpoint. The Ex-NFL TE would ask if they would reintroduce him into the Sunday game or permit him to play on Thursday. He doesn’t think they’d place it in this position.

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Tua Tagovailoa suffered two blows in the back of his head in a week. The concussion protocols were under scrutiny when he came back to the huddles despite facing a brutal hit.

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After the Thursday night tremble, they stretchered Tua Tagovailoa off the game and took the QB to a medical facility. He got discharged and jetted off to Miami with his teammates. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler tweeted that as per initial tests, Tagovailoa has no structural damage. But the MRI is still due.

Despite the harsh blow, the franchise cleared Tagovailoa to play in Thursday’s game. The NFLPA is looking into whether the Dolphins violated any policies. However, the questions will continue to flow in, and the Dolphins will be in the bullseye.

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