Perhaps one of our fellow members who knows about Lyle Alzado can jump in with a potential TL.Nether do I, I was just spitballing with that comment.
Perhaps one of our fellow members who knows about Lyle Alzado can jump in with a potential TL.Nether do I, I was just spitballing with that comment.
Was same shoulder and was from same injury but from other incident(either on or off field) still the point have both the NFL AND NFLPA take health more seriously, Luck history would not have ended a tragedy, still a shame.However, since it was two years later in 2017 that Andrew again had shoulder issues, I'm not at all sure it was the same injury.
Was same shoulder and was from same injury but from other incident(either on or off field) still the point have both the NFL AND NFLPA take health more seriously, Luck history would not have ended a tragedy, still a shame.
Thank you, yes, looks like it may have been same nagging injury.Was same shoulder and was from same injury but from other incident(either on or off field) . . .
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cb...ury-history-in-wake-of-shocking-decision/amp/
“ . . After that victory [Sept. 2015], Luck missed the next two weeks as he recovered from the injury. It would eventually lead to more issues down the line. . ”
I know luck issue, poor guy, he was killed because GM incompetence and voodoo physicians, as say before, have both side cared health and have contracts take care of health luck story would be other, still as say before, healtcare and pensions are the issue not CTEThank you, yes, looks like it may have been same nagging injury.
I agree that something like a knee injury can be disabling. But how can this be more serious than brain damage?. . . healtcare and pensions are the issue not CTE
Both Destroy your quality of life but in long term..is the risk of a sport, i see baseball players getting concused but their depleted arms are even more awful, Boxing is still there even with CTE, MMA Exist even when people know the danger, is inherent, at times you're too patronizing with a job people do in their own risk...but the injustice is not healt, are right, with better right, Luck tragedy would have not happened.I agree that something like a knee injury can be disabling. But how can this be more serious than brain damage?
And often it’s the EQ emotional (intelligence) quotient, and I’ll find a reference on that.
I embrace the criticism!MMA Exist even when people know the danger, is inherent, at times you're too patronizing with a job people do in their own risk...
this and younger is the primary public health issueCalifornia Interscholastic Federation
Aug. 1, 2019
https://d2o2figo6ddd0g.cloudfront.n...PR-1_2019_CIF_Participation_Census_8.1.19.pdf
“ . . . Football (11-player) continues to lead the top 10 boys’ sports with 91,305 participants which decreased, by 3.16% or 2,981 participants). . . ”
But . . .
Strange that junior colleges can offer more, but apparently such is the case.
And I think rookies get short shift as much as the union might swear up and down that they don’t.While I agree that the NFL and the player's union need to take health more seriously, I think the biggest issue behind what happened to Luck specifically is unintended consequences from the rookie wage scale in the 2012 CBA . . .
And I’d almost be siding for a safer sport without so many interruptions and so many automatic first downs for cheap pass interference penalties. Instead, I’d prefer a league in which some teams win championships with a run-oriented attack and others with a pass-oriented attack. And the flow is a more interesting side-to-side style. And, since some of the rules are relatively new, there’s still some strategy left to explore.
And I think rookies get short shift as much as the union might swear up and down that they don’t.
And then there’s the interesting aspect in which former Players’ Association executive director Gene Upshaw said, on at least several occasions, that he’s not paid to represent the retired players. He was both right, but also in a way wrong.
As say before the owners are the true villains, not CTE,even with CTE, i can see remplacaments and other coming as they got their only shot for their dreams, unless we got a full baseball strike and players won big(fully guaranteed contracts and lifetime health insurances)![]()
http://dev.realclearsports.com/lists/work_stoppages_in_sports/1982_nfl_strike.html
OTL:
The 1982 strike lasted from Sept. 21 to Nov. 16, and the regular system ended up being nine total weeks.
People more remember the 1987 strike because of the movie.
Both throw curve balls because, frankly, the public tends to side against the players.
ATL:
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As say before the owners are the true villains, not CTE,even with CTE, i can see remplacaments and other coming as they got their only shot for their dreams, unless we got a full baseball strike and players won big(fully guaranteed contracts and lifetime health insurances)
Doesn’t rugby teach a takedown tackle from behind?. . . Mandate wrap up and follow through tackling, . .
Rugby is worse, that still don't avoid CTE, French is an nationald debate as their tackling is even more deadly https://www.theguardian.com/global/2018/dec/18/france-rugby-union-deathsDoesn’t rugby teach a takedown tackle from behind?
safer for brain health since it avoids the full frontal collision which abruptly stops the head
Rugby is worse, that still don't avoid CTE, French is an nationald debate as their tackling is even more deadly https://www.theguardian.com/global/2018/dec/18/france-rugby-union-deaths