NSR-Junior Seau-R.I.P.
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Raiderfn311
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NSR-Junior Seau-R.I.P.
Another person dies too early. Great footbal player. As a Raider fan I hated watching him kill us. That said he was one of the greatest middle linebackers ever. Butkus, Singletary, Seau.
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JHScoot
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Jr was a good guy. Maybe too many head injuries, they are now thinking? Even though never recorded with one over the years, the damage gets done they say. And it can depress a person otherwise normal. Or so I heard on the news. To the point of sudden psychosis, perhaps?
I haven't time for a lot of following this....but if early reports are accurate he hasn't a history of mental / emotional troubles one way or another. Nor substance abuse. But people who experience repeated head trauma (like vets} apparently are more likely to do something like this "out of nowhere."
So I think they are starting to look past the "experiences" of the person who may do this, and look at the actual physical / neurological causes. Especially when other contributing factors don't seem present.
They will be studying Jr's brain, which has been donated to science
Guy played long and hard. What a shock, rip.
I haven't time for a lot of following this....but if early reports are accurate he hasn't a history of mental / emotional troubles one way or another. Nor substance abuse. But people who experience repeated head trauma (like vets} apparently are more likely to do something like this "out of nowhere."
So I think they are starting to look past the "experiences" of the person who may do this, and look at the actual physical / neurological causes. Especially when other contributing factors don't seem present.
They will be studying Jr's brain, which has been donated to science
Guy played long and hard. What a shock, rip.
Riding is riding