Why was Tua wearing dark sun glasses and even in the dark?

[CF DolFan]

It was strange and I wondered this during the game but now know he was wearing them around the hotel too. With his history I have wonder if he is dealing with concussion issues or something. He never was the usual supporter on the sidelines as he has been in the past so maybe he and Tyreek had a falling out before the game? I don't know but I do think it was weird ... especially for him. 

[Dave Gray]

I would be surprised if he had concussion issues because firstly, I didn't see anything that could've caused him an issue.  And secondly, I would think that would have to be disclosed, no?  Unless it's some kind of coverup, but I don't really understand what the point of that would be.  He was essentially done for the season, regardless.

[CF DolFan]

Tua's season ended 2 years ago after he got diagnosed with concussion the day following a game against Green Bay. I think it was on Christmas. He played the game but "developed" symptoms the next day.

[Denver2]

It was odd idk maybe he had migraine or had a Fendi sponsorship lol or was trying to look cool

[Downunder Dolphan]

I truly hope it isn't concussion related - hopefully we aren't that stupid to try and hide it, and more importantly Tua's health hasn't already deteriorated that much from these hits. Light sensitivity (and likely associated headaches and vertigo) are extremely bad signs in regard to possible CTE and his future health if that's the case.

The best case scenario is he has a new sponsor and/or is just trying to look cool, and people are overreacting. Fingers crossed that's all it is.   

[Phishfan]

I see people wearing sunglasses all the time. Let's have this one go to bed.

[Sibster]

I see people wearing sunglasses all the time. Let's have this one go to bed.

Yep.  Even The Don wore dark glasses on the sidelines, day or night.

[CF DolFan]

It isn't his typical M.O. and not being a cheerleader for the team really goes against his normal personality. It may be nothing but it is certainly "different" from normal Tua.