The Miami Dolphins have officially placed quarterback Tua Tagovailoa on injured reserve after he sustained another concussion during the game against the Buffalo Bills, where the Dolphins lost 31-10. This decision comes as Tagovailoa plans to meet with neurologists to assess his condition. Despite the concerns surrounding his health and the implications for his future in the NFL, reports indicate that he does not intend to retire at this time. The Dolphins will be without their starting QB for a minimum of four games, and discussions are ongoing about potential replacements and strategies moving forward. The situation has sparked conversations about concussion prevention in the league and the emotional toll on Tagovailoa, whose future remains uncertain.