The Green Bay Packers handed the Miami Dolphins their first loss in four games on Thursday Night. Green Bay pulled away to a 24-3 lead in the first half and never let the lead go. The final was 30-17 and Green Bay is 9-3 on the year. Miami’s playoff hopes took a hit as they fall to 5-7.
However, Dolphins fans are leaking videos online trying to suggest that they were taking cheap shots at Tua Tagovailoa’s head. It has created a substantial amount of attention and multiple news outlets are covering the story.
“The League Will Review This” Packers Facing Possible Investigation After Dolphins Fans Leak Video
There are some NFL fans who believe the Green Bay Packers’ defense was intentionally attempting to injure Tua with another head injury:
The 26-year-old Tua Tagovailoa missed four games earlier this season after suffering a concussion in Week 2 against the Buffalo Bills. It was the third confirmed concussion of Tagovailoa’s career.
Dave Furones of the Sun Sentinel shared a video clip of Packer defenders bringing Tagovailoa down for a sack. Furones accused Green Bay players of intentionally trying to make contact with his head:
Does it seem multiple Packers players are trying to slickly make sure to contact Tua’s head after bringing him down? pic.twitter.com/rwGXwJ6r9m
— David Furones (@DavidFurones_) November 29, 2024
Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin.
“Packers kick Tua in the head 5 seconds after the play, and it’s unnecessary roughness on the Dolphins. Good job refs,” one fan said.
“Tua just took 15 shots to the head when the packers were getting up from the pile,” another fan stated.
“Packers need to relax smacking Tua’s head on the ground,” said one observer.
“Packers going at Tua’s head…,” a fan said.
“F these refs ! Screwed Dolphins out of a fumble and then Tua just got stepped on his head and BS penalty. Packers player pushed first !!,” another frustrated fan wrote.
“If that is Mahomes, Allen etc that draws a flag immediately,” a user said.
“Yeah I thought that looked quite unnecessary,” a fan wrote.
“I noticed the same thing. One guy literally pushed his head against the ground. The league should review this,” another viewer said.
Tork Mason/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
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