"It's bulls—t he's on IR": Dolphins fans enraged over Tua Tagovailoa's Disney trip after concussion update

Tua Tagovailoa suffered the third concussion of his NFL career during the Miami Dolphins game against the Buffalo Bills, He was placed on IR soon after and left fans worried about the remainder of his 2024 season. A few fans also wondered if it was time for Tagovailoa to retire.

However, in a new update, it was reported that Tagovailoa traveled to a Disney event. Furthermore, the quarterback also traveled to Seattle with the team ahead of their Week 3 game.

Fans were upset over his Disney trip as he was placed on IR.

Some fans even questioned the organization if this was something players were asked to do.

"…..Why is he on IR then," another fan added.

"Barry what the actual f*ck is going on. None of this makes sense and you know it. Why is he on IR? Was this forced on the Dolphins?" one user questioned.

"How is everyone here equating going to "a Disney event", with playing NFL football?" one fan added.

"That’s what he should be doing after getting his a*s whooped and being concussed," a fan noted.

Others called out the team for not making the right decisions.

"Yeah so. Dolphins PR is probably going crazy right now," one fan wrote.

"I hate this team period," a fan wrote.

"Makes me hate this whole team even more," another user said.

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Super Bowl Champion Chase Daniel thinks Tua Tagovailoa should retire soon

Though Tua Tagovailoa is only in his fifth NFL season, suffering his third concussion is a cause for concern. Many fans and well-wishers are hoping the Dolphins QB takes the needed break to make sure he's healthy before playing again.

During an appearance on "The Facility" on Wednesday, former Super Bowl champion Chase Daniel spoke about Tagovailoa's situation and how it can impact his career.

"At the end of the day, you can't put this man back out there," Daniel said. "It's just not, it's not good for him because you spend so much time playing the game. You have your whole life in front of you. You have kids, you want to coach your kids. He has two kids, a wife."

He went on to add that CTE is real, and he finds it difficult to give any other advice other than to retire.

That said, there is no timeline for Tua Tagovailoa's return yet.