On Wednesday, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa participated in his first practice with Miami since his concussion knocked him out of the game against the Buffalo Bills in Week 3.
After videos of the practice were posted to social media, many people noticed something weird about the music they were playing.
Of course, having music at practice is normal for most teams, but Miami used music made by former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown.
“It makes alot of sense why the Dolphins are such a poverty franchise,” said one commenter.
“This shit aint funny. Next time he gets popped- what music will they play?” said another.
“They are trying to save Tua From himself he needs to think about his quality of life bc it is bound to happen again,” added a third.
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The Dolphins may have done this because of a recent tweet where Brown welcomed Tagovailoa to CTESPN after the quarterback announced he would not wear a guardian cap.
Of course, CTESPN is a brand created by Brown, meant to make fun of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), which has been connected to a lot of NFL players who suffer severe head injuries.
If you have followed anything Brown does, you would know this is one of the more tame things he’s done since becoming very vocal on social media.
Tua Tagovailoa’s Decision To Not Use A Guardian Cap Is Controversial
Many people disagree with Tua’s decision not to wear a guardian cap, which could help limit serious head injuries.
“This shouldn’t be a personal choice,” said one comment.
“He will regret this decision,” another commented.
“Why not wearing it ? Is it because it doesn’t look good ? Protect your head please !” a third continued.
His concussion against the Bills was his third in just a span of 24 months.
