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This generation really was the best. Dudes were absolutely murdering people on the gridiron. Hazing was alive and well. Bull-in-the-ring was legal in youth football. You were conditioned and coached to have the mindset of separating people from consciousness. Guys did whatever it took to win and there wasn’t... show more

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bro said make CTE cool again

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We used to be a country. A proper country.

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I didn’t actually enjoy seeing players nearly die on the field regularly

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Imagine that Sean Taylor hit on the Punter in todays world…

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@chrisclark503 Top ten hardest hits was something to wake up early on Monday to see.

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Yeah…I can agree the NFL can be less harsh on the defense but today’s viewers love offense and end zone celebrations. But the football you miss is literally CTE central…make football more competitive yes but at running “through” your opponent to separate consciousness is a ludicrous statement

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This is them now. Truly inspiring

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Hell, used to do that regularly with friends but we didn't have football pads. Just for fun. Good ol' days playing and seeing it on the field.

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If your head injury doesn’t let you remember your glory days it probably wasn’t worth it.

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Then we would pick our favorite concussions of the week and ESPN called it JACKED UP

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