Researches believe a recently published study confirms finding chronic traumatic encephalopathy – also known as CTE – in a living patient.
ESPN reports a study published in Neurosurgery this week found the presence of a protein called tau in 14 living retired NFL players through a brain scan. Following the death of former NFL player Fred McNeill in 2015, doctors confirmed the CTE diagnosis. In February 2016, a doctor who participated in this most recent study confirmed McNeill had been living with CTE.
This could possibly be a major development and we hope doctors continue to fight the good fight that is bigger than football.
Moving on to what’s happening with the local team…
Dowell Loggains said Mitchell Trubisky committed a "cardinal sin" taking a sack on a bootleg on this play: https://t.co/vNOFe9OguC
— JJ Stankevitz (@JJStankevitz) November 15, 2017
⚡️ “2018 #ProBowlVote is Underway”https://t.co/YMu6k6ToRf
— NFL (@NFL) November 16, 2017