“I’ve Had Two C-Sections To Provide For My Family”: Sad Truth About Tua Tagovailoa’s Fourth Concussion Incites Debate Between Stephen A. Smith and Elle Duncan On Gender Sacrifices

Just as he secured the $212 million bag and positioned himself as the next great Miami Dolphins quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa’s concussion history has reared its ugly head again.Tagovailoa suffered the third concussion of his NFL career and fourth in five seasons on Thursday night against the Buffalo Bills, which once again brought his long-term future into doubt. While a full recovery is the only real focus here, in response to questions regarding Tua Tagovailoa's contract:The deal includes $167M guaranteed for injury, $43M of which has been paid in 2024.If he's medically cleared to return to football, but opts to retire, he will…— Spotrac (@spotrac) September 13, 2024. It was just the season before last when more than a few people in the football community were calling for Tua to retire after he suffered his first two concussions.We all know how prevalent brain damage is for NFL football players and concussions are the ultimate evil when it comes to player safety and quality of life in retirement. Whether or not Tua should continue to play is a discussion that generated plenty of dissenting opinions before he threw for over 4600 yards and 29 TDs last season. So it’s an even touchier...