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Antonio Pierce, who of course played in the league as a linebacker and now is the coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. Here's his take on Tua. I'll be honest, I'll just tell him to retire. It's not worth it. It's not worth to play the game. I haven't witnessed anything like I've seen that's happened to him three times. Scary. You can see right away the players' faces on the field. You can see the sense of urgency from everybody to get to a help. Um, I just think at some point, you know, he's going to live alone and he's going to play football. Take care of your family. All right, Rob, uh, what are your thoughts? I think you got to be very careful, Chris. Hey, you're not a doctor. You don't know what his condition is. I get it from watching

from afar and your first reaction is naturally for his health and safety and the future and I get all

that. It's going to be a decision that he's going to have to make with medical people who know

what damage has been done and what can happen long term.

So people can throw out and I get it.

Everybody has opinions and I'm not killing people for saying, oh, he should retire, whatever.

But I think you've got to be careful being a physician, a doctor, whatever, or playing one from afar.

Like, you really got to know what's happened here.

And I don't know if that's the first thing that people should even, should first be about

safety and, you know, and everything.

And then I guess at some point, you could figure out how bad it is, you know, and everything. And then I guess at some point you could figure out how bad it is, you know, and then

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