The NFL gets rid of the doctor who allowed Tua Tagoviloa to play.
The specialist who examined him allegedly made several mistakes.
– He was fired, an NFL source tells ESPN.
bad pictures of Miami Dolphin Quarterback Tua Tagoviloa, 24, has raised critical voices within the world of American football.
Tagoviloa was hit in the head in last Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills, but despite this – and despite initially swaying on the field – was allowed to continue playing after being checked in the locker room.
Kick after new bangs
Then, when Tagoviloa was back on the field again in Friday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals, he hit his head again. Then the frightening images from the match showed how his fingers lock in an unnatural position while he is lying motionless.
Angry voices criticized the Dolphins and the NFL for the treatment of Tangovailoa and now the league is acting. According to ESPN, the NFL chose to fire the independent medical specialist who approved Tagovailoa’s on-field involvement.
– He was involved in allowing Toa Tagovailoa to play in Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills and was sent off after it was determined he had made “several errors” in his ratings, an NFL source told ESPN.
leave the hospital
Tua Tagovailoa was released from the hospital and, according to ESPN sources, was in good spirits when he returned to his home in South Florida. Preliminary medical examinations showed that only the midfield player lasts.
After the events, the NFL Players Association requested a review of the league’s concussion protocol.