It seems like NFL players have something to worry about. As the Super Bowl approaches, Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts’ historic face-off is coming closer. The much-awaited battle between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Eagles has everyone waiting in anticipation. However, some concerning news has come to light that will make football an even more significant danger than it already is. There have always been concerns about the safety of football players. Due to the brutal physicality of the sport, one would assume that players go onto the field knowing full well the game’s risks.

However, new information recently came to light about a long-standing problem. A scary fact about CTE was made public on Twitter. The news came from the reliable source of ‘MLFootball’, one of the most prominent independent reporters of the NFL.

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It seems like just days before the Super Bowl, some scary news has become public. While Mahomes and Hurts might be gearing up for the Super Bowl, they might be more apprehensive on the field. MLFootball recently put out a tweet that deals with the dark side of pr0-football. The news spoke about CTE, a degenerative brain condition that has some serious implications like dementia and memory loss. Furthermore, some new information about CTE came to light.

The tweet shared that a study at Boston University recently discovered that CTE occurs in 91.7% of ex-NFL players. The study came to this conclusion after studying 376 former NFL players.

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This is very concerning as the prevailing stereotype was that CTE is a condition that affects the more physical aspects of football, particularly the defensive players. However, this report makes it clear that even quarterbacks and wide receivers are now at a very high risk of CTE. After such a piece of harrowing news went public, fans had extreme reactions to it. They flooded Twitter with their thoughts and opinions on this.

Fans react to the higher risk of CTE

Fans did not hold back when it came to their reactions. There were multiple reactions who spoke about the study. One fan wanted to know which football positions had been studied.

Furthermore, fans also spoke about the ignorance of the NFL about such important news.

There were also comments about how the NFL is mainly a money-driven league.

Finally, this fan exclaimed at the severity of this news.

It seems like fans think the NFL might need to make news as crucial as this more public. However, with the recent coming events of the Super Bowl, it is very unlikely that such disturbing news will be given any attention. Furthermore, it would be interesting to see how such grievous news impacts the way family-oriented players like Mahomes play the sport.

Such scary news seems like something the NFL should address as soon as possible. However, only time will tell how much importance a professional league will actually give to news about the possibility of its players getting permanently injured.

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