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Bill Pascrell wants answers from the NFL regarding the health and safety of the Dolphins quarterback.

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CINCINNATI — Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel firmly defended the team’s decision to play quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in the 27-15 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday night that resulted in Tagovailoa getting carted away on a stretcher due to a concussion, among his head and neck injuries.

The 24-year-old quarterback is still being evaluated for head and neck injuries he sustained against the Bengals Thursday night.

The Miami quarterback suffered a concussion four days after being evaluated for a concussion.

The 28-year-old’s first career sack led to unfortunate head and neck injuries for the Dolphins quarterback.

Tua Tagovailoa was stretchered off the field on Thursday with a concussion – five days after he appeared to also sustain a head injury on the field

The Dolphins quarterback was able to return home with the rest of his team on Thursday night.

The retired All-Pro offensive tackle was not happy with how the union addressed the injury on Twitter.

The union’s investigation into the handling of the quarterback’s head and neck injuries this week remains ongoing.

The Dolphins coach discussed his quarterback’s condition after his frightening exit from “Thursday Night Football.”