Ep 355 | Dolphins Sit Tua Tagovailoa | Should Lamar Jackson Skip Bengals Beatdown? | TN Harmony
Some men are built for football while others aren’t. This is the main discussion of today’s show. “Fearless” soldier T.J. Moe joins Jason in the studio to discuss a matter that Jason brought up months ago and received much hate for. Three months ago, Jason said, “Tua Tagovailoa is Glass Joe, the video game character from the old Nintendo arcade game 'Punch-Out!!' He was a 38-year-old boxer with a record of one win and 99 losses. I’m not calling Tua a beta. He’s not. Tua has a heart for the game of football. He’s just not built for it.” Fast forward to today, and now, Tua has suffered many concussions. In fact, the Miami Dolphins medical staff is now having Tua sit out of games. “Fearless” contributor Steve Kim joins the Tua discussion — and we bring up Lamar Jackson as well. Should Lamar sit out of Baltimore’s playoff contest? “Fearless” contributor Shemeka Michelle joins a discussion about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle that came about because of the Netflix documentary. Does anybody actually know Harry’s last name? If so, please email Jason. Tennessee Harmony welcomes Pastors Anthony and Virgil Walker to discuss the topic of prayer — specifically in regard to the Damar Hamlin tragedy and many with the mainstream media posting “pray for Damar.”
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