The End of the NFL's Concussion Crisis
Briefly

from Intelligencer5 months ago
Tagovailoa's first injury in early 2022 raised concerns as the Dolphins claimed a back injury, despite clear signs of a concussion post-game.
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Just four days later, Tagovailoa was injured again in a game; his limp, motionless state highlighted ongoing risks of head injuries in football.
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Despite the NFL's rules designed to protect players, instances like Tagovailoa’s illustrate that many still risk their health for the game.
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Concussions have been known to be a critical danger in football, evidenced by the stream of retired players suffering severe cognitive issues.
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