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Even before he was carried off the field, some asked whether Miami QB Tagovailoa should've been playing so soon after prior hit

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Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was stretchered off the field during Thursday’s game after being slammed to the ground and suffering what the team said was neck and head injuries, but the injury and scene sparked shock and outrage online, as well as questions as to whether he should have been playing at all. The […]

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