Tua Tagovailoa’s Parents Rule Out Retirement After Head Injuries, ‘He Comes Back’

Tua Tagovailoa isn’t retiring early … his parents stated today he’ll be back next year regardless of suffering several substantial head injuries this previous season.

Galu and Diane Tagovailoa cleaned up the speculation on Wednesday throughout an interview at the Polynesian Bowl in Hawaii … stating the 24-year-old Miami Dolphins signal caller has absolutely no strategies to call it gives up too soon after experiencing numerous concussions while playing in 2022.

“He comes back,” Galu stated. “That’s their guy. They love him, we love them and what they’re doing and how they’re helping him with his recovery and everything else trying to get him back.”

Tua’s health at first ended up being a subject of issue early in the season, when he suffered back-to-back head injuries versus the Bills and Bengals in a period of less than a week.

Some at the time thought the quarterback must’ve retired right away, with well known neuropathologist Bennet Omalu informing TMZ Sports the damage may currently be permanent.

Tagovailoa eventually returned and appeared to reveal no concerns — however on Christmas versus the Packers, he suffered yet another concussion … stimulating the retirement argument once again.

His folks however, stated it simply ain’t taking place — stating they’re positive he’s recovery appropriately … and the Miami company is looking after him.