The Miami Dolphins have made the decision to place quarterback Tua Tagovailoa on injured reserve after he suffered his third concussion in two years. This move will see Tagovailoa sidelined for a minimum of four games, with the possibility of returning in Week 8 when the Dolphins face off against Arizona. However, before he can make a comeback, Tagovailoa must complete the necessary tests and assessments mandated by the NFL's concussion protocol.
The injury occurred during a recent game against the Buffalo Bills when Tagovailoa collided with a defensive back, resulting in him exhibiting signs of a concussion. The quarterback was promptly diagnosed with the head injury and has since been under observation by medical professionals.
