Hall of Fame HC Tony Dungy calls NFL protocol 'broken system' after Cameron Brate concussion
From the moment Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa stumbled off of the field during Week 3 play against the Baltimore Ravens all the way through his horrifying head injury in Week 4 on "Thursday Night Football" and now the aftermath of the situation, the league's concussion protocol has been under a heavy microscope by fans and the media. Now, the other NFL team in Florida is starting to be criticized for the way it handled a concussed player during their Week matchup on "Sunday Night Football."
Among the critics is Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy, who was in attendance for the contest as he works as an analyst for NBC's "Football Night in America."
Brate took a bit of a friendly fire shot from teammate Chris Godwin, making a catch before running into the back of the wide receiver who was blocking a Kansas City Chiefs defender. Brate came off the field, returned and came off the field again, only to be ruled out with a concussion.
The tight end finished the contest with four receptions for 32 yards on a season-high eight targets.
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