Tua has cleared concussion protocol,

[House of Roberts]

and is going for his fourth NFL concussion on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals.

[True Dough]

1. Probably going to watch like this:

[Xavier Breath]

3. Meh, if he can't be bothered to worry about his own well being then why should the rest of us?

If his family has been trying to talk him out of continuing then I feel sorry for them, I guess.

[littlemissmartypants]

2. His judgment is impaired because of his closed head injuries.

You only get one brain, it controls everything that you depend on for life and you can't get a transplant.

He's either getting really bad medical care and advice or he's completely disregarding the danger.

I think it's dumb.

[Silent Type]

4. He's been in that protocol for weeks, must have been a severe concussion. Time to hang it up.

[House of Roberts]

5. Tua was placed on Injured Reserve.

He had to sit out four weeks per the rules. It wasn't the severity of the injury that kept him out all this time. Once a player is deemed healthy enough to practice, they have to be re-activated and return to the roster.

[Silent Type]

6. What's healthy, after 4 weeks pupils are close to equal, remembers his name but struggles with mascot? Sounds severe.

[House of Roberts]

7. I'm not arguing he should play,

I don't have a dog in this hunt whether he does or doesn't. The article I read said he was symptom free a day after the injury. Sitting him down for the four week minimum may have been Miami's way to protect their investment for the future. Maybe his injury wasn't all that serious.

[Silent Type]

8. I know, didn't mean to act like it's you. It's the league and I assume they have

some rationale and can change it overtime with experience.