It's time for the NFL to find their humanity

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dead_poet
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It's time for the NFL to find their humanity

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Via Tom Curran. Great piece I thought.

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Re: It's time for the NFL to find their humanity

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dead_poet wrote:Via Tom Curran. Great piece I thought.

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Meh. We all know and have always known football was violent, concussions are bad for you etc. Nothin has really changed except the money grubbing lawyers are involved now, along with their journalistic allies eager for a sensational story. Football is either worth playing or its not. It will probably be outlawed or made prohibitively expensive due to litigation, first at the HS level, then the college level and eventually at the professional level. Why can't people just decide for themselves? All the hand wringing is pathetic and emasculating to the next generation.
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Re: It's time for the NFL to find their humanity

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fiestavike wrote: Meh. We all know and have always known football was violent, concussions are bad for you etc. Nothin has really changed except the money grubbing lawyers are involved now, along with their journalistic allies eager for a sensational story. Football is either worth playing or its not. It will probably be outlawed or made prohibitively expensive due to litigation, first at the HS level, then the college level and eventually at the professional level. Why can't people just decide for themselves? All the hand wringing is pathetic and emasculating to the next generation.
Its reasons like this that has forced the NFL to attempt change the culture of the game.
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