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Tua needs to consider retirement...

I love Tua , but I can't see this anymore. It's really heartbreaking to watch him on the ground like that. I don't give a dam about the Dolphins at this point. I can't watch a great person destroy his future over a game. I would love to see him be a QB coach for McDaniels. That's the best thing that can happen for me at this point. Tua please retire man. It's ok to do it. We all support you.
 
I'd rather suck the next few years without Tua than worry about his long-term health and family every single game from now on.

I was on the fence the last time he contorted on the ground, got a bit of confidence after last year but now? Please stop playing...
 
Mark_J said:
I'd rather suck the next few years without Tua than worry about his long-term health and family every single game from now on.

I was on the fence the last time he contorted on the ground, got a bit of confidence after last year but now? Please stop playing...
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I agree, hopefully Tua retires.

Clean house after the season and find a new GM who can rebuild the correct way. Its been proven that teams can rebuild in a short period of time but we have to get rid of Grier. If that doesn't happen then nothing else matters.
 
I'm going to go ahead and say this is on the coaching staff and management to make the call about Tua's fate. Leaving it in his hands is irresponsible - and borderline unethical. It's also not fair to the fans. How do you try to build what's supposed to be an empire on a faulty bedrock? Game planning, play calling, personnel decisions - they all now have to take into account the QB literally never getting touched. It's going to limit us in ways we can't realize until we are staring at the losing side of the scoreboard.
 
Mark_J said:
I'd rather suck the next few years without Tua than worry about his long-term health and family every single game from now on.

I was on the fence the last time he contorted on the ground, got a bit of confidence after last year but now? Please stop playing...
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And that's the thing... Tua's concussions can be seen from space. Most other players concussions are pretty difficult to diagnose in the moment.

It's heartbreaking to see him get hit -not that hard, btw- and his arms and fingers contort. There is clear damage happening to his brain even on relatively benign hits and that should be a huge red flag to him, the team, and the league that he is just not built for this sport.
 
Xbrett82us said:
I'm going to go ahead and say this is on the coaching staff and management to make the call about Tua's fate. Leaving it in his hands is irresponsible - and borderline unethical. It's also not fair to the fans. How do you try to build what's supposed to be an empire on a faulty bedrock? Game planning, play calling, personnel decisions - they all now have to take into account the QB literally never getting touched. It's going to limit us in ways we can't realize until we are staring at the losing side of the scoreboard.
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Had we just let him play out his final year of his rookie contract, it could have been this simple. Unfortunately, we handed him the bag a few weeks ago and its going to be very difficult to tell him "we're not playing you"... it will have to come from Tua first and foremost.
 
I'd rather watch Skyler sling it out. Whatever. At this point, screw it. Let Tua retire and trade away Tyreek and the other divas.
 
I see the espn pundits have already begun their tirades about Tua

Have to think now that Tua has secured generational wealth, he is definitely more inclined to retire and who could blame him
 
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