Tua Tagovailoa spent months away from the spotlight after his 2022 season ended with another concussion. Although football is a violent sport, Tagovailoa suffered multiple head injuries that not only could derail his career but create problems in his life after football.The quarterback has been cleared to play by independent doctors. However, in the last two decades, the long-term effects of multiple head injuries have been studied and the danger of NFL concussions has become higher.Tua appeared on record on Wednesday and said that he considered retirement after what transpired during the 2022 season. NFL fans did not hold back, urging the Miami Dolphins quarterback to preserve his life and retire for the good of his family.ESPN@espnTua Tagovailoa says he considered retirement after suffering multiple concussions last season, but he ultimately wanted to keep playing.5531362Tua Tagovailoa says he considered retirement after suffering multiple concussions last season, but he ultimately wanted to keep playing. https://t.co/so0CqJEKGwMets Dad@The_Technician1@espn My dawg—-please retire, go live a long life5@espn My dawg—-please retire, go live a long lifeBeevil Weevil 🦚🦅🤘@BeevilW@espn I respect the want to play the game, but i honestly hope he retires for his sake. He’s an awesome dude, i don’t wanna see him get severely hurt on the field again@espn I respect the want to play the game, but i honestly hope he retires for his sake. He’s an awesome dude, i don’t wanna see him get severely hurt on the field againThe wonder of it all@Jukeboxmickey@espn @CardPurchaser If you are thinking of retiring it’s the same thing. Your done and it’s now just a matter of one more hit. Then comes the deadfish fans mega melt down Twitter cry fest13@espn @CardPurchaser If you are thinking of retiring it’s the same thing. Your done and it’s now just a matter of one more hit. Then comes the deadfish fans mega melt down Twitter cry festElle 🖤@elletalksravens@espn I wish nothing but great health for the rest of your career because health is what's best in the long run1461@espn I wish nothing but great health for the rest of your career because health is what's best in the long runDegenerate Sports Gambler@DuckzSzn@espn His brain seeing this decision4081@espn His brain seeing this decision https://t.co/7pitAUtp01Dan G ™@DangurousDan@espn He should retire. Don't think for one minute teams wont go headhunting.12@espn He should retire. Don't think for one minute teams wont go headhunting.Degens From Up North@degensupnorth@espn He should consider it more. I don’t want to see this dude die on the field this year.23@espn He should consider it more. I don’t want to see this dude die on the field this year.LindGawd@Hedley4Heisman2@espn Please retire - Dolphins fans everywhere38@espn Please retire - Dolphins fans everywhereBilly sheppard@SheppardBilly@espn I’m not sure it’s what’s best when you get destroyed as much as you do with hits unless you don’t care if you will be able to function when you are done playing.1@espn I’m not sure it’s what’s best when you get destroyed as much as you do with hits unless you don’t care if you will be able to function when you are done playing.Why did Tua Tagovailoa miss the 2022 playoffs?The Miami Dolphins quarterback was out for the final two games of last season and the playoffs due to multiple concussions, the final being against the Green Bay Packers in Week 16. Skyler Thompson started for Miami during the playoffs.Although multiple concussions are a scary sight for any NFL player, it seems that Tagovailoa's career should progress without any concerns in the near future. He's expected to be back for the Dolphins in 2023. The team has even picked his fifth-year option, meaning that Miami trusts him in the long term.During the NFL owners' meetings in Phoenix, Arizona, Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel was asked about his quarterback's health. His answer was as clear as daylight:“All the best things that you can possibly hear, his is not something that, for a lot of people, it happened and then you’re all of a sudden thinking about it as the OTAs start again. This is something that our training staff and Tua have been attacking every day. He’s in a great spot."McDaniel continued:"I’m really encouraged by the work that he’s doing for preventative injuries with his core and his neck training, his jiu-jitsu stuff has been outstanding. Doing all the things that we can control to best position us. He’s in a great place because of that.”Tagovailoa suffered three concussions during the 2022 season, although the NFL listed two as official.