In the wake of the suicide of football player Junior Seau, some have wondered if he suffered from depression. Neurologist Walter Bradley discusses the potential damage football does to the brain.
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Maybe there's a reason the rest of the world plays soccer!
Hope some protection like a helmet becomes the rule soon.
it is a brutal sport which we encourage.
Never did think it was to smart, also think of the boxers getting there brains nocked out
You can not be hit at bulldozer strength game after game, season after season, year after year and at the end of that career find that your cranial system is still 100% intact! This is relative to all the recent suicides that have come from ex NFL players, the latest, Junior Seau. As well as another player recently retired, who committed suicide in July this past year. This is not a game for the weak and yet the human body can only take so much abuse.
makes sense, i dont understand the thrill of it, it seems dangerous for the whole body
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