OFFICIAL BRETT THE LIVING LEGEND THREAD

[Fritz]

The only thing that's safe to play is with yourself.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

have there been any numbers about a drop in participation at the younger levels yet?

thats where the game will die imo. when high school kids decide it isn't worth ruining their lives for a year or two of glory and fame

pro players make huge $$$$ to destroy their brains and bodies. college, high school, junior high and peewee players do not

College is not cheap, and so long as there are still football scholarships out there, kids will continue to play the game.

I blame capitalism.

[Cheesehead Craig]

The only thing that's safe to play is with yourself.

Just not on the city bus apparently, people freak out then.

[Fritz]

You sound as if you have some experience in that realm, Craig.

[Cheesehead Craig]

You sound as if you have some experience in that realm, Craig.

I was just tucking in my shirt, I swear!

[Deputy Nutz]

The game has never been safer, the fact is though it will never be a safe game. Brett is also part of a group that is trying to invent procedures or medication to help reduce the symptoms of concussion and CTE. There is a financial aspect to why he is speaking out about head injuries and football.

[Deputy Nutz]

The Hall of Fame quarterback has put his money and his name behind Prevacus, a company that’s testing a neurosteroid intended to be administered nasally immediately after a brain impact, to counter the effects of concussion at the cellular level
Pharma is seen as the next frontier in concussion treatment. The Favre-backed drug has shown promise in animal testing, but clinical trials on human patients have yet to be conducted
Favre has recruited Kurt Warner and other NFL greats to Prevacus’s advisory board. Other NFL figures such as Richard Sherman are also involved in companies seeking a drug to treat concussions

SI.com

[mraynrand]

He falsified his research, so that RDU-90 could be approved and Devlin McGregor could give you Provasic!

[Cheesehead Craig]

The Favre-backed drug has shown promise in animal testing,

How the heck did they get animals to play tackle football?

[mraynrand]

How the heck did they get animals to play tackle football?

You know the answer to this: Clydesdales!

[woodbuck27]

The Hall of Fame quarterback has put his money and his name behind Prevacus, a company that’s testing a neurosteroid intended to be administered nasally immediately after a brain impact, to counter the effects of concussion at the cellular level
Pharma is seen as the next frontier in concussion treatment. The Favre-backed drug has shown promise in animal testing, but clinical trials on human patients have yet to be conducted
Favre has recruited Kurt Warner and other NFL greats to Prevacus’s advisory board. Other NFL figures such as Richard Sherman are also involved in companies seeking a drug to treat concussions

SI.com

Here's more on this and it's not been tested on human's, or yet approved by the FDA. PAY attention to how Brett Favre speaks in this Video compared to Kurt Warner 'an experienced Sports NFL football Median expert' the rest of the people speaking about Prevacus:

https://www.today.com/video/new-treatment-could-help-relieve-symptoms-of-concussions-as-they-happen-1209136707693

[gbgary]

The only thing that's safe to play is with yourself.

only if your eyesight isn't important to you.

[CaptainKickass]

The episode begins with the boys, Butters and Randy watching a game of football on TV when Stan Marsh tells his father that South Park Elementary doesn't let them do kickoffs when they are playing football because - kickoffs are the most dangerous plays in football, which pisses off Randy. At the PTA meeting, Randy sarcastically suggests that the players should wear bras and tin-foil hats. And then....

[pbmax]

You will not be looking live at Brett Favre next year on Monday Night Football.

https://nypost.com/2018/04/17/brett-favre-failed-his-monday-night-football-audition/

[Smidgeon]

Is it time for an "OFFICIAL AARON RODGERS THE LIVING LEGEND THREAD"?

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/04/17/report-aaron-rodgers-frustrated-with-being-frozen-out-of-personnel-decisions/

https://sports.yahoo.com/heres-things-can-get-contentious-aaron-rodgers-packers-044920881.html