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Not really but okay.

turns out i was right

Because its painfully obvious in my eyes, just like its painfully obvious in the eyes of some Dolphins fans that everything was fine.

I have nothing to gain if I am right. Me pointing out that the NFL has a huge problem disclosing injuries because the teams either hide it or try to cover up things or let players play despite them clearly not being supposed to does nothing for me. I hope Tua gets a complete examination and...

If y'all keep this attitude during the pandemic... just saying.

And how was his cognitive presence and his physical coordination today? But yeah, a football player collapsing on the field, holding his head is a lower back injury.

and I can still say my piece on it, and i can still call it malpractice

lmfao

And I can safely say that if you collapse on the field trying to walk after severe whiplash, your CT won't be clear. Just about every doctor says this. But don't take my word, take this mans word, one of the leading neuroscientist doctors and researchers on CTE:

So Tua didnt collapse on the field? Okay.

I can safely call the lack of overnight stay after repetitive short-term head trauma malpractice considering its a standard procedure in Germany for people with diagnosed concussions.

Most of what I stated is known to be true and even evidenced if you saw the games. But its ok. Keep believing.

Hospital and teams work together in regards to injury treatment for NFL players. So I can only laugh at "independence". If you honestly think Tua has no brain injury/concussion not even a full week after being incapable of walking in a straight line and collapsing on the field, I can't help...

Donta Hightower played with a lorn labrum and Rob Gronkowski played with fluid in his head. Both were medically cleared to play. If you actually think the NFL teams ensures all players are 100% healthy to play when they clear them, you're in for a rude awakening.

Who cares if he tried to walk straight and collapsed right in front of everyone minutes prior? He won a sports game, celebrate! Wonder how you celebrated after hearing Gronkowski played with fluid in his head...

And before anyone suggests "The doctors cleared him, therefore he was able to play", no. Don't be this stupid. Players play with injuries and severe ones all the time to the point where if you'd be a regular person, you would be banned from sports activity for months easily. The argument that...

I can hardly believe the Dolphins actually played him and I can hardly believe the hospital is not keeping him overnight. Theres malpractice and then theres this. The NFL is gonna come down hard on the Dolphins. Buckle up.