Will Junior Seau's Death Have Any Effect on How the NFL Handles Head Injuries?

No. The League is already focusing on the issue, in some good ways and in some uneeded ways. I don't think this incident changes anything.

But the class action from the hundreds of other players will

But it shouldn't. How many of those injuries are from childhood? How many from high school or college football?

How many are from a car crash, baseball of soccer ball to the head, fist to the head in a fight, or steroids and other supplements?

Who says his suicide was related to a head injury anyway? Might be he had money or girl troubles. Or family troubles, or a serious case of depression. Even I have been depressed enough to consider it, it happens.

Who says he didn't just have a case of body aches, and sadness over his loss of stature as an NFL player versus a retiree-loss of identity is a HUGE reason men kill themselves.



I don't think this is related to brain injuries, I think it is depression aggravated by personal issues.

There are over 100 lawsuits against the NFL for concussions. The sport is a little dangerous.

I think they all want to blame someone else for their issues, and have someone else pay the bills.