Week 2 of the NFL regular season started Thursday night with a scary scene as Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered another concussiion.
Like in previous situations, Tagovailoa took a terrible hit and players and coaches on both sides showed great concern. That concern has extended across the league.
Friday morning, during his press briefing, Las Vegas Raiders coach Antonio Pierce was asked what he thought of the situation. Pierce, who played in the NFL for nine season as a linebacker, offered a frank, stark response. He said he’d advise Tagovailoa, 26, to retire.