Dolphins WR exited with a head injury

While football is usually fun and games, the danger is very real. Sometimes, like Sunday in Houston, we are reminded of how much risk comes with contact sports.

For the Dolphins’ Grant DuBose, that terrible thought became a reality. In the game against the Houston Texans, DuBose lay motionless on the field after a devastating helmet-to-helmet hit.

The Dolphins wide receiver took a serious hit from Texans safety Calen Bullock, who was flagged for unnecessary roughness from 15 yards.

Medical staff removed DuBose’s jersey and face mask while putting an oxygen mask on him in a frightening situation in Houston.

Here’s the latest on DuBose.

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Grant DuBose injury update

Head coach Mike McDaniel told reporters after the game that the team received positive feedback from initial testing with DuBose. The recipient will remain in Houston overnight.

Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa took blame for the situation, telling reporters that his ball placement could have been better.

According to the Dolphins, DuBose was ruled out with a head injury and was taken to a local hospital for evaluation. He is in stable condition.

DuBose was carried off the field on a stretcher after a 12-minute delay.

The receiver displayed the fencing reaction that has unfortunately become common knowledge for Dolphins fans following Tagovailoa’s concussion story.

Bullock wasn’t thrown out, but it comes at an interesting time. The Texans, fresh off a week off, were mired in controversy caused by Azeez Al-Shaair, who was suspended three games for a dirty hit on Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

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Dolphins WR exited with a head injury

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