Football

It's not like transplants are a thing here.

Tua is his own worst nightmare. I'm totally convinced that his risky plays are a result of the brain damage he's already sustained causing him to keep damaging his brain repeatedly.

That is until someone who has sway, sense and some compassion pulls him out. Or he suffers a catastrophic acute injury which is very likely, imo.

Here's my reply to tishaLA...

13. If one has brain damage as is documented by his previous injuries, it's highly likely that there has been damage to the prefrontal cortex. This is very problematic because that area, in part, is responsible for executive function, which means that the ability to make reasonable decisions is going to be impaired.

He may literally be unable to make decisions in his own best interest because of his repeated injuries to his brain.

I'm wondering who's looking out for him in this regard. He probably needs some help.

It makes me sad to think about the possibility he is being manipulated to his detriment. Which could very well be the case.