The Dolphins' franchise quarterback -- who has had a lengthy history of head injuries during his five-year NFL career -- admitted that his latest ... "I can tell you what I don't want to be known for: the poster boy for concussions," he said.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa opened up about the multiple concussions he has suffered and his process to return to the field ahead of

Tua said the Dolphins took a step forward in last week's game against the Bills but they have to keep improving. "It doesn't matter what you tell me; show me," he said. More: Miami Dolphins beat Los Angeles Rams,

Tua Tagovailoa recently suffered another concussion scare in Week 10, prompting Mike McDaniels, head coach of the Miami Dolphins, to issue a strong warning to the quarterback about his health. In Week 10,

Considering Tagovailoa's well-known history of concussions, it's no surprise McDaniel was asked if he's spoken with his QB1 about leaving such defensive plays for teammates.