The NFLPA is still looking into the Miami Dolphins' handling of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's injury from two weeks ago against the Buffalo Bills, and it appears a conclusion is on the horizon.
Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk reports that there is a belief that the Dolphins' explanation that Tagovailoa stumbled to the ground because of a back injury instead of a concussion was unsatisfactory, and he shouldn't have been reinserted into the game.
"The NFL Players Association believes it’s far more simple than that," Florio wrote. "Per a source with knowledge of the union's thinking, even if it was a back injury, Tua shouldn’t have returned to action.