News about Josh Tupou

Caleb Williams, the Heisman Trophy winner, is still has at least another year in the college ranks, but he's already dreaming of playing for the Dolphins at the next level. Williams had a stellar sophomore season as a quarterback for the United StatesC, with 4,337 yards and 42 touchdowns. And though he will not be in the NFL until 2024 at the earliest, that doesn't stop him from dreaming of life in South Beach.

Tua Tagovailoa has reportedly stated that he can't recall any of the incidents leading up to — and following — his concussion in Week 4 vs. Cincinnati. After being booted by Bengals defensive tackle Josh Tupou minutes before the half, Tagovailoa was stretched out and later hospitalized. After his head struck the turf, the Dolphins quarterback was motionless with his fingers emerging into the Fencing position.

Taulia Tagovailoa, a Maryland quarterback, has shared more insight into the nuances after his brother, Tua's sickening concussion, during the game against Cincinnati last Thursday night. After being sacked by Bengals defensive tackle Josh Tupou, Tua was stretchered off and hospitalized.

After suffering the injury last Thursday, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has been advised by Bennet Omalu, a "concussion specialist." Omalu is the best-known neuropathologist who discovered Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) in former football players. After being stretchered off the field against the Bengals last Thursday, Tagovailoa remains in Concussion Protocol and will miss the Dolphins' Week 5 match against the New York Jets.

After suffering a potential second concussion this past Thursday, the Miami Dolphins said injured quarterback Tua Tagovailoa will be out against the New York Jets this week. Tagovailoa has not been ruled out of concussion protocol and is continuing to recover after being tackled hard by Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman Josh Tupou. Tagovailoa had been taken out of a game against the Buffalo Bills and investigated for a potential concussion but was brought right back to the game.

Following being released from a Cincinnati hospital on Thursday night following the concussion he suffered in the Dolphins' loss to the Bengals, Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is said to be in 'good spirits' back in Florida. Since being ripped to the ground by 6-foot-3, 340-pound Bengals defensive tackle Josh Tupou, he is expected to have an MRI and has been wearing a neck brace as a precaution. Initial testing hasn't revealed any structural damage, according to a source, but he has been diagnosed with a concussion. He never lost feeling in his extremities, which was encouraging. On the hit from Tupou, Tagovailoa was forced off the field in Cincinnati on a stretcher. As his hands froze in an awkward position, the former Alabama star appeared to froze almost immediately following the assault.

In Thursday's match between his Miami Dolphins and the Cincinnati Bengals, Tua Tagovailoa was stretchered after recolding in pain and needing lengthy care on the field. He was inconveniently banned from playing for the Dolphins just four days after he appeared to be having trouble with a concussion in Sunday's win over the Bills. However, Tagovailoa remained down and was obviously ill by the pain he was feeling after a tackle by Josh Tupou of the Bengals, but after a tackle, he was clearly distressed by the pain he was in, he was obviously ill. Before going back on a stretcher and heading straight to the hospital, he needed long-term care from a number of physicians.