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Nickhead · Today, 01:42 AM

I would just disappear...

take my guaranteed money and wander aimlessly into a nice remote island.

Bump · Today, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Nirvana58

The league does not want a spot light on concussions. If he wants to medically retire. They will come to a settlement of around 100M to go away.

ya I was thinking that too. They would do something like that for sure. He probably should seriously consider that.

Shields68 · Today, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Eureka

He hit Hamlin (3) right in the chest. That could've been bad also.

The thing is it did not look like a real forceful tackle. Not sure why he did not slide after getting the first but really he looked like he was trying to find a place to fall and Hamlin was really just trying to stop him from going forward.

Shields68 · Today, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Bump

ya I was thinking that too. They would do something like that for sure. He probably should seriously consider that.

I would think he would be given every chance to walk if he wants to, last time was before his big money deal. So I think he felt some pressure to come back and make sure he is set for life.

chiefzilla1501 · Today, 03:21 PM

I know people think it's all about money. But I find it hard to believe agents and players don't recognize the way Sean Payton did Russell Wilson dirty. Most teams, like the way KC treated berry and the dolphins will treat tua, do care about how their players are treated and i think it does matter more than we think when players decide where to play

Fishels · Today, 03:41 PM

He could get a job on the sidelines or a commentator gig if he’s truly devastated about losing Football

**notorious** · Today, 03:45 PM

Dude is going to end up sitting in a dark room by himself a lot.

Demonpenz · Today, 04:01 PM

His brain is hawk tua

FloridaMan88 · Today, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by lcarus

The thing that bothers me is that tackle didn't even look that bad. Yet it still caused a concussion and each time he comes back it will only get easier for it to occur.

Hamlin really didn’t even try to tackle him… Tua recklessly dove head first into Hamlin.

Chief Pagan · Today, 04:11 PM

Yea, it barely looked like a tackle. Hamlin was sort of standing there and Tua just ran into him.

It was fourth down and the refs really back the ball up if you slide. Tua may not have been confident of getting the first if he slide.

Of course, the sad thing is I would have given them less than 1 percent chance of the come back even with a first down and Tua still healthy.

Megatron96 · Today, 04:23 PM

He should retire. He's had four concussions now, two really bad ones. And if he continues to play, he will have another one, and he'll keep getting concussions until he quits/forced to retire. And the damage to his brain is cumulative; sooner or later he's going to get hit and stroke out or something worse on the field. It's time to call it a career and save the rest of his life.

St. Patty's Fire · Today, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Nickhead

I don’t know how many times I’ve got to say this, but I was born in Kansas ****wit

i wouldnt brag about that but you are in australia so a spider could have eaten it once you arrived, altho being born in kansas im sure there wasnt much to feast on to begin with

Jewish Rabbi · Today, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Nickhead

Someone had to tell your mom it wasn’t a good look that you were still breastfeeding at the age of 25 , didn’t they?

Damn you got me bud

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Chief Pagan Sometimes it's black and white Chief Pagan's Avatar Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: California	Yea, it barely looked like a tackle. Hamlin was sort of standing there and Tua just ran into him. It was fourth down and the refs really back the ball up if you slide. Tua may not have been confident of getting the first if he slide. Of course, the sad thing is I would have given them less than 1 percent chance of the come back even with a first down and Tua still healthy.
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Megatron96 Suupraa Geniuuusss Megatron96's Avatar Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Phoenix, AZ	He should retire. He's had four concussions now, two really bad ones. And if he continues to play, he will have another one, and he'll keep getting concussions until he quits/forced to retire. And the damage to his brain is cumulative; sooner or later he's going to get hit and stroke out or something worse on the field. It's time to call it a career and save the rest of his life.
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