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brush

(57,653 posts)
Sat Oct 1, 2022, 01:56 PM Oct 2022

Should Tua consider retiring? After his long history of injuries in both college and now the pros..

am I the only one to tense up now every time he has the ball?

Some people are just injury prone. Is it time to follow Andrew Luck?

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Should Tua consider retiring? After his long history of injuries in both college and now the pros.. (Original Post) brush Oct 2022 OP
Fame is a harlot. rubbersole Oct 2022 #1
He should go the the unable to play list GreenWave Oct 2022 #2
This message was self-deleted by its author dameatball Oct 2022 #3
Well, he's sidelined "indefinitely"--& if the NFL/Dolphins care about their future, that will mean hlthe2b Oct 2022 #4
Looks like Shoe No. 1 has just dropped. . . DinahMoeHum Oct 2022 #5
Looks like he is fragile. trof Oct 2022 #6

rubbersole

(8,549 posts)
1. Fame is a harlot.
Sat Oct 1, 2022, 02:04 PM
Oct 2022

Money is probably worse. The notoriety of his condition is only because it's so obvious. Stumbling and briefly being sidelined...a few days later unable to get up.

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hlthe2b

(106,399 posts)
4. Well, he's sidelined "indefinitely"--& if the NFL/Dolphins care about their future, that will mean
Sat Oct 1, 2022, 03:16 PM
Oct 2022

PERMANENTLY.

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