Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa practices fully for first time, can now advance to last step of concussion protocol
Newly allowed as in-season safety measures this year, the Guardian Caps are presently believed to reduce concussions by 46%, and some Dolphins staffers, including head coach Mike McDaniel, approached Tagovailoa about using the added covering during his recovery, per NFL Media.
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