Concussions Killing The NFL

Concussions lately have been the talk of most NFL fans and people in the know. The NFL has taken a lot of negative press for concussions, but I am here to say it should not all be on the NFL. Yes, it is a problem and the NFL does need to do more, but players have to be honest as well. I will bet you that many NFL players are not truthful with doctors so they can continue playing. It has always been that way and I do not see that stopping anytime soon.

The truth is players are putting their futures in jeopardy and they do not seem to care either. That is sad, but a reality that we are facing right now. The NFL does need to do more, but the players have to be honest as well. If players are not going to be honest about their injuries the NFL has its hands tied. Hopefully, NFL players will not hide information from doctors as in reality they are hurting themselves later in life.

Terrell Owens Makes Successful Debut With Three Touchdowns In Indoor Game

Terrell Owens has taken his game indoor for a little while, but he still knows how to play the game. Owens is now 38 and playing for the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League. In his debut, Owens caught three passes all touchdowns for 53 yards as the Wranglers defeated the Wichita Wild, 50-30. The Wranglers had over 5,000 in attendance to watch the former NFL star play. It seems T.O. is a draw no matter where he goes.

Owens is hoping this stop in the Indoor Football League will give him a chance to show he can still help an NFL club. The goal is to get an NFL tryout, and he overcame the first hurdle with a win. Now if T.O. can keep his ego in check and continue to haul in touchdown passes he may just get that NFL tryout. Owens wants to get back to the NFL real bad, so he maybe on his best behavior for awhile. People especially GM's want to see what T.O. can do before they are willing to have him come in for a tryout. Now the key is will he be able to keep it up and stay injury free.