A few days ago I was at a pizza place in Downtown Houston that had Fox News on a TV that pizza eaters were regretfully subjected to as they dined.
A report I saw on the TV was about football player Chris Borland of the San Francisco 49'ers.
Accompanying this post is a picture I took of the report.
Mr. Borland recently retired after just one season in the NFL out of concern for the likelihood of crippling and life-shortening head injuries if he continued his football career.
The NFL has long lied about the devastating head injuries suffered by players.
Tackle football is not safe to play at any level and at any age.
As news of an NFL player at the height of his abilities reaches pizza eaters in Texas via Fox News, I believe football is on the way out from its current status as the most-watched sport in America.
The game is based on the harm it does to the athletes who play the sport. People are now seeing this fact.
When you watch football at any level, you are watching young people harming themselves and in many cases pushing themselves into an early grave.
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A report I saw on the TV was about football player Chris Borland of the San Francisco 49'ers.
Accompanying this post is a picture I took of the report.
Mr. Borland recently retired after just one season in the NFL out of concern for the likelihood of crippling and life-shortening head injuries if he continued his football career.
The NFL has long lied about the devastating head injuries suffered by players.
Tackle football is not safe to play at any level and at any age.
As news of an NFL player at the height of his abilities reaches pizza eaters in Texas via Fox News, I believe football is on the way out from its current status as the most-watched sport in America.
The game is based on the harm it does to the athletes who play the sport. People are now seeing this fact.
When you watch football at any level, you are watching young people harming themselves and in many cases pushing themselves into an early grave.
Please read all of NeilAquino.com
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