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Are you a Dr.? "I'm sure it's CTE." REALLY? You said it. It must be true. From a know it all like you. Hell youknow I'm GAY, haven't went swimming nude with a girl and never been to Vegas. You don't even know me and ya know all that? Facts: Haven't sucked much diok(lol), been to Vegas a time or 2 (stayed in that place you mentioned the Mandalay 62 or 63 floor forget how many square feet with office, full dinning area & living room) ya know, and I had a pool growing up. I had chicks galore in that pool fool. So, go fook yourself! You fookn idiot. He is a fookn word that gets ya kicked out off of here if ya say it because of pucie fooks like you! That's what AB is PERIOD. _oon, _ _ _ _ er, Spear _ _ _cker haha
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Because they are WHITE men. Silly Willy lol Don't waste your time trying to enlighten these dumb azzes. They have been indoctrinated by our pathetic school systems. I think Maclowlife is from Ohio. Schools are a joke in this state. My daughter is a teacher and I went all the way to the class room to teach and quit college in a week of seeing the ignorance. Best move of my LIFE!! Went on to secure a Teamsters pension and work for myself for years.
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Look at the timelines in ABs life and it's pretty clear that he starting acting like a mad man after that hit. It's not a cop out, it's the truth. AB is ultimately responsible for his behavior. CTE does not absolve him from being crazy.
Of course a lot of NFL players do not act a fool. That doesn't mean they don't suffer from CTE. There's many side effects from CTE. Erratic, crazy behavior is one of them. That does not mean Troy Aikman is going to rob a bank. But isn't ironic that Aikman says he doesn't have any symptoms of CTE yet he can't remember playing in the 1994 NFC Championship game?? This is not rocket science. There's plenty of data from football and especially boxing how getting your brain joggled in your head is not conducive to long term health. Look at the data on college players. It has to be worse for NFL players.
Welker told ESPN.com he might have done things a little differently if he understood the impact head injuries could have when his career started as an undrafted free agent in 2004.
"Do I wish, looking back, [that I] would have gone out of bounds or gotten down, earlier in my career especially? There's always a warrior mentality, but trying to be smart about some of those things; I mean, yeah, I probably would have," he said. "When you don't have any concussions and you're just kind of going out there recklessly, you're 20-something years old, you don't think about it. You just go play."
In October, the Concussion Legacy Foundation announced the latest testing results showed 91 percent of college football players studied (138 out of 152) were diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease believed to come from repeated head trauma.Comment -
What the fukk are you talking about? Everything is white/black to you. You are sick in the head. Please tell us on the doll where the black man hurt you?Because they are WHITE men. Silly Willy lol Don't waste your time trying to enlighten these dumb azzes. They have been indoctrinated by our pathetic school systems. I think Maclowlife is from Ohio. Schools are a joke in this state. My daughter is a teacher and I went all the way to the class room to teach and quit college in a week of seeing the ignorance. Best move of my LIFE!! Went on to secure a Teamsters pension and work for myself for years.
Did you forget about guys like Ken Stabler, who did crazier shit than AB could imagine? How about Aaron Hernandez? Junior Seau?
There are THOUSANDS of ex players that have CTE. THOUSANDS. The NFL tried to cover up the facts. Google all the players that have current lawsuits against the NFL. It's not pretty.Comment
