If NFL star Tua Tagovailoa retires, here's what happens to his $212 million contract

If NFL star Tua Tagovailoa retires, here's what happens to his $212 million contract

From morningstar.com

Tagovailoa recently suffered his fourth concussion in the past six years. He is meeting with neurologists to discuss his future in football. Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered a concussion in Week 2 of the NFL season - his fourth concussion in his last six seasons, covering his time in the pros and in college. Reports say Tagovailoa, who led the NFL in passing yards last season, doesn't immediately intend to retire from the NFL. But due to the mounting concerns over his health, he is scheduled to meet with neurologists this week to discuss his playing future, according to ESPN. Just a few months ago, ... (full story)

Take the $43Mil,your health and whats left of it retire and enjoy them both.

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