medical front. to try to make this game safer. and yet we hear, just this season alone. the idea of quarterbacks having concussions. the idea of people who are injured, tragically, here in. coy, erin daunte, hearing so many people talk about what could. happen i am really eager to hear your perspective in terms of, is there a way to make it safe? is this a fluke? dr. ronny made from talk about earlier. if this is komodo cortez. the court, i think you called. it cortez, need to correct memorization. about a millisecond disruption. of electrical impulses. that could change, alter the ability of the heart to fib rule eight. go ahead, i kind of get the hearts of words that. right to cover as a post actually pulsing. tell me, what does this mean to you i think to your first question, laura. about the safety overall.
goodell his state of the league address what he thought of brett favre s comments. this has been a major focus for us in trying to make our game safer. our level and all the way through every level of football, the game of football is much safer than when i played it. but that s part of our responsibility and we take that seriously. and it is something we ll continue to focus on. and bleacher report brought to you by the new 2018 ford f-150. i have a question for you. since you re from minnesota, it is negative two degrees outside right now. you re a wimp. protective well, it is physically impossible, i think, to stand outside and do television out there. i was wondering how you do it. i ve done it. i ve done it many, many times andy. i hope you re comfortable inside, enjoy my hometown. i will. thanks, andy. homes ago, president trump departed for a republican retreat. much more coming up. so, dave here
there s no equipment that s going to stop concussions, to make this game safer, it s got to come through science. former nfl star marvin washington. professor steven miles. i wish we had more time. this is a conversation we ll continue to have here. i hope you ll come back and join me. happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving to both of you. up next on this turkey day, a look at the special days ahead that we ve come to know as black friday, small business saturday, cyber monday, and my favorite, relative newcomer, giving tuesday. we ll talk about that initiative and the salvation army s role in it, which is celebrating 125 years of the famous red kettle. they re also launching a new campaign to usher in the season of giving. those details next. mom. the twins. aunt alice. you didn t tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don t forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don t you want to meet my family?
louisiana died after suffering an injury during the team s season opener. his name, tyrell cameron, and the actual cause of death from that injury is still under investigation. but everybody is kind of talking about it this morning, doctor, and it s this reminder again that for young people, and i think for all of us who love the sport, it s not just the nfl but it s all these levels before it. are there some more practical things we ought to be doing? absolutely. melissa, when we think of it, there are only 1800 players in the nfl, but there are 3 million youth and middle school players building up to high school. we know the brain is not fully mature at that level. our best guess is really that it matures really around the age of 14, when they get to high school, where there is better medical attention and things such as that. so we really should be focusing on youth players and trying to find out how to make that game safer. should it be touch until high school? i think you ne
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