Thesis on Nfl Concussion Essay

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    audience about the seriousness of football injuries that does not receive enough awareness. Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about specific instances and injuries due to the result of playing football, that could affect a human’s long term life. Thesis: Football is a high impact sport played for entertainment, but the damage being dealt to the bodies are serious and potentially long term. Introduction I. The game of football is a real physical one. The game is focused around a ball’s location to

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    Attention-Arousing Material: (Source) In the article America 's Most Dangerous Football Is in the Pee-Wee Leagues, Not the NFL, by Allen Barra, an american journalist and contributer of the Wall Street Journal and the Alantic, conducts an interview with former NFL player Kyle Turley. Besides a succesful nine year NFL career and post country music career, Kyle Turley has been very outspoken aganist the NFL and it’s player association for dearth aganist CTE effects. In the article, Kyle has some strong words regarding

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    Attention Getter: U.S. high schools with at least one certified athletic trainer on staff found that concussions accounted for nearly 15% of all sports-related injuries. Discuss that there’s a debate on your topic: Football has long been known as a physically demanding sport, and stories about football players getting concussions flood the media everyday. Summarize what both sides believe: Some people believe that playing football is not worth the risk that it is associated with, while others believe

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    research on chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the NFL must find ways to increase player safety. C.T.E. is a brain disorder caused by long-term, repetitive head trauma that is “now associated with such things as dementia, depression, memory loss, and lack of impulse control.” For decades the long-term affects of contact sports remained unknown and not until retired players began to express the problem has awareness for the issue increased. The NFL has made dramatic changes to the requirements for

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    Injury plague in the NFL catalyst for greater innovation The game of football is still in its infancy. The invention of the forward pass and its official adoption in 1906 is proof positive that fundamentally the game has room to advance. “By all accounts, the forward pass was the invention that saved the game of football after a great rugby player from Yale in the 1880s, Walter Camp, pioneered rules changes that slowly transformed rugby into the new game of American Football.” -Birth of Pro Football

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    My thesis is that there is something wrong with the coaching because kids are being taught how to be violent, not competitive. The ancient olympics were considered largely publicized, but the 2012

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    What Does Football Mean?

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    You Win Some, You Lose Some What does football mean to you? To many, it means teamwork, competition, strategy, and tensions. Football has been around for many years, but recently, many are becoming aware and concerned about the deadly and life threatening dangers football harbors. There is also controversy in terms of age, and whether or not young children should be exposed to the brutality of the sport, given the high impact injuries. The important characteristics football instructs are tremendously

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    old enough to make an informed decision. "Brain Injury Expert Says Concussions Having Devastating Impact On Football." 21 Nov. 2014. Web. 14 Jan. 2016. According to Dr. Ann McKee, director of neuropathology at Boston College, “We have found it in the brains of healthy 18-year-old high school players, and it simply should not be there. It results in shrinkage of the brain, and we examined the brain of one former NFL player whose brain at the time of his death was the size of a 1-year-old

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    Injuries in Football Essay

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    Injuries in American football and how to reduce Coll300 Thesis Statement Injuries in American football, can some of them be prevented? With the increase in injuries in football coaches are looking for better ways to try and prevent unnecessary injuries. Even though you cannot prevent all the injuries as a coach you want to at least prevent some. I. Explaining the content of paper preparing reader to understand the injuries and the importance of trying to prevent these injuries in American

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