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Pomp and circumstance will be part of the proceedings when the Steelers and Dolphins face off Sunday night, with the hosts honoring their 1972 Super Bowl team, the same one that pushed through Pittsburgh in the AFC championship en route to the only unbeaten season in NFL history.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is set to practice with his team-mates in a limited participation, less than two weeks after suffering his brutal concussion

Our business of football analyst writes about how the Dolphins’ QB may be affected by the events of the last two weeks.

The league and players association announced the findings of an investigation into the Dolphins quarterback’s injury against the Bills.

The NFL and NFLPA have released the findings of their Tua Tagovailoa investigation, with protocol modifications that won't work. Here's why.

The NFL and NFLPA are in agreement protocols were not followed in Tua Tagovailoa situation

The two parties added an additional term as part of the “mandatory no-go” symptoms in the league’s concussion protocol list.

"The NFL and NFLPA agree that the outcome in this case is not what was intended when the Protocols were drafted."

LOS ANGELES — On the day that Rams offensive lineman David Edwards cleared concussion protocol and said he would play Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys, the NFL players' union Friday released a statement urging the NFL to implement changes to the protocols immediately.

The union released a statement asking for changes to the league’s concussion protocol ahead of football games on Sunday.

The veteran running back exited the contest after taking a hit in the back of the head against the Broncos.