Look harder. And you take your time as well.
The doctor who made the statement regarding Tua showed that once the brain is given time to heal (which Tua had plenty of from 2022-23), the is no more likely incidence of additional concussions.
All of the verbiage you’ve posted above pertains to repeated concussions WITHOUT healing.
The neurosurgeon who said all of this was Dr. Joseph Maroon of the University of Pittsburgh’s Brain Trauma Research Center. He’s literally part of the team that did the research you’re quoting.
This is correct. Tua may have issues later in life.
However, Tua is no more at risk of getting another concussion as any NFL player who hasn't gotten one.
Hated it at the time, but the best thing McDaniel did was sit him for the year.
It should have stopped the false narrative that he is more likely or susceptible to concussions