- QB suffered latest concussion during Thursday’s game
- NFL alumni and doctor have called for player to retire
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa doesn’t intend to retire, despite calls from former players and a prominent doctor to do so after he suffered his most recent concussion, NFL Network reported on Sunday.
The 26-year-old sustained a concussion – at least his third in four NFL seasons – in Thursday night’s game against the Bills, when he ran on fourth down and collided with Buffalo safety Damar Hamlin. After being attended to by medical personnel, he walked off the field.
