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    Seau and Dave Duerson. Even Chris Henry, an NFL wide receiver who died accidentally in 2009, was found to have signs of CTE in his autopsy. Henry was only 26. “In spite of all the game’s

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    stand and remove their hats for the singing of the National Anthem. If you have recently watched any National Football League games, you will notice that some athletes have chosen to kneel, or not emerge from the locker room, for this remarkable song. NFL players and competitors of all sports should have respect and stand up for the National Anthem. Players, officials, and spectators should stand during the National Anthem in honor of those who have fought for our country and for those who are currently

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    Ethical Issues In Sports

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    Most recently in the sports world, whether it’s on the television on a sports channel or on the news you will most likely hear about a protest that is going on in the NFL. The protest has been an ongoing battle since the very beginning of football season. The protest consists of the players taking a knee during the national anthem. Although, the players are not physically hurting anyone they are disrespecting the people that gave them their freedom. The reason that this comes off as disrespectful

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    to become a football star. Michael graduated collage in 2009 with a degree in criminal justice as well as a football player in the NFL. The NFL Draft was on April 26, 2009 in New York City. On that day, Michael Oher was the 23thrd overall pick on his way to Baltimore. Michael was one of the firsts picks to find a team even with some experts saying that he was a “risky choice because of his character issues”. Michael first year in the NFL was great he was the starter right tackle. Not only was

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    the finest cases of how serious the NFL is taking the issue on concussions, the current lawsuit that reached a “$765 million settlement reached between the two sides, 18,000 concussion suffer and the NFL” which states causes for important untold information the NFL refused to report to players about the prospective dangers concussions had for their long-term health, though this was later shot down by a federal judge claiming that it was insufficient sum. An NFL player may succumb from thousands of

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    One of the most controversial discussions in sports today is concussions and how the athletes who play sports are being protected. Concussions in the NFL has been a constant argument over the past decade because of not only the number of players who were diagnosed with concussions but also in addition to the number of retired NFL players that reported having depression problems, drug addictions and eventually taking away their own lives by suicide. Football is know to many as “Americas game” and

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    and 96 season was to absorb knowledge and make the leap to the NFL. During his rookie season when the starting quarterback was injured, Steve played against the Detroit Lions the second half of the game. He completed 16/27 passes for 203 yards including a TD. He started the next 2 games and won both. During 1996, he played 10 games and started 4. The team went 8-8, just missing the playoffs. During the 1997 season, Steve had 674 rushing yards, which was the third highest for a QB in the NFL. He had

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    the best quarterback in NFL history because he’s tied for the most Super Bowl wins for a quarterback, he also has two MVP trophies, and is on pace for another MVP season. Tom Brady overcomes the odds no matter what. He was a sixth round draft pick so there was very little faith in his ability as a professional quarterback. Tom Brady's first year in the NFL was not fun. He was only able to play one game due to the fact that the quarterback position was filled. The next season would be a different story

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    In 2013 the NFL made a total of 10 billion dollars in revenue as opposed to the MLB who only made 8 billion dollars in revenue (Pagels). Although these numbers are fairly close, the MLB plays 2,174 more games than the NFL, which allows for many more chances to make revenue. Since 1994, the NFL implemented the salary cap and there has been a record rate at which new stadiums have been put up. Television

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    Ticket prices can have a major impact on professional sports. The difference in ticket prices are what helps and hurts attendance at professional sporting events. When it comes to ticket prices there are many factors that can affect the price per ticket. In this review there are three main categories that are being focused on: (a) attendance, (b) pricing strategies and (c) ticket sales. Each category has different factors that affect ticket prices differently. In attendance, there was the economic

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