Will Football Die-Off At ALL Levels?

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(03-26-2018, 03:23 AM)Jakeypoo Wrote: People go to fight wars in forien countries that they don't even care to fight for just because of free education. So why would that stop people from playing football for the same thing and the plus that they could make millions of money if they Excel in Football.
The whole argument is asinining; so the 1% won't want there kids to play football because they already have the money, the prestige,  and the networking ability to be successful without it. However that leaves out the other 99% of America that doesn't have those advantages to be successful.
Even if you look at the average family of four who has a nice house, two cars, and lives in a nice Neighborhood .They still would rather pay nothing on college instead of the 10,000 to 50,000 a semester at college.
Point being there is a lot to gain from playing football  than there isn't.

Agreed.  There will always be people willing to do the more dangerous jobs for the money, security, glory, etc.  I find it rather interesting people are wondering if the NFL is going to be viewed as too dangerous while we are, as a country, calling for jobs like coal mining (THE job people use to exemplify dangerous and backbreaking work) to come back.

People drive without seatbelts, people ride motorcycles (some without helmets), people work near blast furnaces, people join the army, people jump out of airplanes for fun, people smoke cigarettes, and so on and so forth.  People still do dangerous stuff, we just assume that "the other guy" is the one who is going to wind up in a pine box and we aren't.

(03-26-2018, 03:29 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: Banned.

And it can evolve and helmets can become safer, but it doesn't change the fact that blows the head cause damage.

I don't mean to put words in your mouth, but are you saying you think the NFL will be banned?  As in like the government decides that football is so bad for people that no one, not even consenting adults, should be allowed to do it?