His body most likely locked up because he hadn't recovered from the hit he took on Sunday which looked much worse than the second one. The second one looked like his head didn't make much contact with the ground but I am sure that it still shook his brain up enough to further damage what had previously been injured.
Yup. Definitely did. Head made contact with the ground in the exact same spot as the last injury. Tua's head also didn't bounce back up after impact on that second one... which was also concerning.
Documented....untold number of trips to the dark side to complete their lunar military installation...
I tend to agree w/ this take in most instances; you can't take that stance here. If Tua told his coaches that he wasn't comfortable playing after team doctors had cleared him, what would their reaction have been? Also, competitors want to compete, and don't make these types of decisions w/ medical repercussions in mind. Not to mention the fact that it has to be in the back of every player's mind that they are in a fight to keep their jobs pretty much on a weekly basis. Nobody (not named shaedon) wants to sit one out and become the next wally pipp. The decision to sit for medical reasons has to come from the team's medical personnel.
Nothing dirty about that hit on Tua or any other player last night. Probably a Steelers fan.
I nominate this for the dumbest post ever recorded in captivity.
Nope. Wrapped him up around the hips and spun around to pull him down. I think you’re confusing violent with dirty.
The Bengals are like the cousin from The Brady bunch that stinks everything up. Pretty sure they are who ended Bo Jackson’s career by riding him like a bull.
Even if it didn’t his head was whipped and that can still cause concussions especially when he was just concussed 4 days prior.
Now I get it. You posted about Burfict, Pacman, and have made a Brady Bunch and Bo Jackson reference.
Uhhhh I know that buddy…..the Bengals are the team that ended his career with a rodeo tackle.
