During congressional testimony, the National Football League on Monday admitted a link between football and the degenerative neurological disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
However, a representative for the league said he doesn’t know what that means for America’s most popular game.
“There is a number of questions that comes with that,” said Jeff Miller, executive vice president of health and safety policy for the NFL, during a concussion roundtable Monday held by the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Completely agree about not knowing where this all ends up and whether there’s any meaningful push back against America’s most popular sport.
