This guy definitely has CTe, I love how all these non athletes question him with their smug looks having never I mean never taken a hard hit once in their life to know what it's like, the after effects
Far and away the toughest position in team sports. Most people simply don't understand the running back position and how dangerous it really is. Even if you don't touch the football.
Good choice. I'm thirty years old and even after a over decade of MMA and boxing, I'm still in better shape than my friends who played elementary through college.
@@Nswix every sport does some damage to some part of the body in some way. Baseball get bad elbows, knees, shoulders Golfers get bad hips and elbows Basketball get bad knees and ankles Mma have you seen their ears? Boxers get brain damage Football get brain damage
The fact that you cannot know if someone has CTE while the person is alive is very sad for people who would do their means to change their life to prevent it from getting worse
I’ve not been diagnosed with a concussion. But after years of contact sports I’m convinced I’ve powered through concussions for years. Not good. You want to think your invincible but it’s denial.
I wasn’t a football player and I have CTE from riding Bucking Bulls. I rode bulls professionally and in College. I’ve had so many concussions I don’t even know how many I’ve had. I’m 46 now and can’t remember day to day things but I can tell you exactly what I did when I was a kid. I think a lot about suicide and the anxiety I get if I leave my home is overwhelming. I can’t get any help cause there isn’t anyone that helps with this cause it’s so new I guess. I know I need help but I don’t have insurance and no one will see me. Tried to get disability and was denied of course. I’m 46 years old and can’t get any help. I’m physically ok so people think that I’m ok but I’m far from okay. I’ve lost all hope. I don’t even know what to do my family my friends no one has anything to do with me cause they all think I’m crazy. I’m not freaking crazy my brain just doesn’t work right. Well at least that’s what I think. College Athlete and I can’t get anyone to help me because I went in the mid 90’s. My wife left me in 2012 and my dog of 20 years died 3 years ago and I feel I don’t have any purpose anymore. I can’t explain how this has ruined my life. I feel for anyone that has this problem. It’s real. My last accident was in 2010 and it crushed my face and split my skull. I don’t have insurance so no doctors will see me. I’m at a loss and am about ready to give this fight up.
Yeah guys you tube don’t tell me when I have messages. I just now saw this. Yeah guys Thankyou for asking. I’m doing ok. As long as I don’t have to leave home for long. I can’t go to stores hardly at all anymore. I only talk to a handful of people. I can’t explain it to anyone that’s what is so frustrating. No one understands. Hell doctors don’t know anything about this so I can’t get proper help. Been turned down for disability cause they don’t know anything about it. It’s crazy.
@@brianwilliams2087 they don't know anything about...CTE? HOW? I'm not from the states so I'm not sure whether u can switch doctors there? Or maybe try seeing a therapist? Have you spoken with other former football players about what you are going through? At least they might understand your situation a bit. Cheers.
@@koffz-nl2118 this is first time I’ve ever spoken out to anyone. I don’t have insurance so nobody will see me. My family doesn’t understand what CTE is. They think that I can walk and talk I’m okay. Move along nothing to see here. Get a job go to work. Well when you can’t leave your house it’s hard to hold a job. Hell it’s hard to eat cause you don’t wanna go to the grocery store. I can’t explain it. I used to be life of the party. Can’t stand to talk to a real person more than a few minutes
@@brianwilliams2087 Bro I hope you are doing well man this is really sad to hear. Stay strong and pushing on because I believe there is a way you can defeat. Have you tried to research ways to deal with anxiety? Also, have you tried seeing a therapist?
What an awful segment. "Why do you believe you have cte" "Johnson is convinced he has cte" "have you had a concussion?" It's impossible for him not to have CTE given his career. There's no question about it. You don't need to get a concussion to get CTE.
livelyupmyself1 99% of all people who participate in contact sports of any kind will develop CTE to some degree. All professional football players, MMA fighters, boxers and wrestlers have it, its inevitable. I suggest you look up the cases of Gary Goodridge, Chris Benoit, Aaron Hernandez and Todd Ewen.
Omg i can only imagine what you‘re going though. So sorry to hear that. I leaned that berries and fish and green vegetables are supposed to be good against memory loss.
He's literally running through the motions of all CTE players, what saddens me about this condition the most is how it changes peoples personality, impulses, mood and behaviour. Look at how many CTE sufferers who were never violent turn violent, abusive or in the most extreme cases like Chris Benoit who killed his own family or Philip adams who killed 6 people at random or that NFL player they mentioned in this video who had one of the worst cases seen yet who was in prision for murder and killed himself. Absolutely terrifying to think that it can change non psychopathic people who were non violent before they suffered CTE to commit heinous acts of violence. Imagine that, if due to brain trauma you, myself or a loved one could be capable of murder. Of course, not everyone that has CTE will become violent but I am just saying that it seems to be highly correlated with CTE and our brain is amazing how it can regulate anger and regulate impulsivity which is extremely important to maintain!
It’s not as gruesome. There’s less impact because of the distance between lineman. Running full speed into someone running full speed is a bigger impact imo.
I got it too Larry. I'm 73 and played real good high school ball. The refs broke a lot of ammonia capsules under my nose to get me up, so much so that the teams coaches put an old leather helmet on me to soften the shock and had doctor care for my double vision. broken bones that healed out of line too. Many many other concussions all my life and extreme exposure to chemicals in industry while just making a living. Lots of street drugs too. Doctors diagnosed me with Parkensens at 50 but worked 2 jobs just the same. Married 52 years, poor wife, we have 5 kids, all highly successful thank God, and crazier than ever but not yet institutionalized. Anxiety, whatever it is, thru the roof, anger that must be masked, sleepless nights, no friends, shunned, but still riding the crest of the wave. Love the Ramones, de de sings "Bad Brain" and I know what he went thru. Lately its like walking a tight rope just to get thru the next day but gonna haveta die with my boots on because no one will ever know what CTE is unless (God forbid) they suffer it.
You’re a strong man to have pushed through everything that has been thrown at you for that long of a time, and you should be proud of that. You should look into cerebrolysin. Its one of the only things out there that can make even a noticeable bit of a difference in repairing the brain.
I had 2 awful concussions when I was 16, then again at 18 from football. I played f I’m age 7-18. Now I’m in my 30’s and I forget things all the time. Never used too. It’s awful.
@@MrYummyBear bro I’m sorry. No matter what people say that’s fuckin bullshit. I started in 3rd grade and my shits messed up. there no way I knew how to hit. We all know not to lead with our head but as a yougin it just seems like it makes sense. 4 is fuckin crazy. I hope you can find some peace. As much as it taught be and I loved the sport I wish I never played sometimes.
@@wjholes6883 I’m with you bro I’ve been living with this since my junior year in high school. I can’t go to concerts football games etc and my vision gets so messsd up sometimes it’s weird hope things get better
The doctors can’t say my son has it, but he has all the symptoms. The dementia is the worst. He also has not played sports. He has epilepsy and has concussions from seizures.
I understand what he is talking about I believe i’m suffering from some early cte or post concussive symptoms. played since I was 9 year old and in college
Bennett Omalu... The doctor that discovered cte, the guy that Will Smith played in the movie 'Concussion' said...that he'd bet his entire career that O.J. Simpson has cte. Misplaced aggression and abuse towards their loved ones is a very common symptom of every football player who's died and diagnosed with the disease.
CTE can only be diagnosed after death (although symptoms prior to death give a strong indication that it likely may be present).The brain imaging centre at Toronto’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is currently developing a clinical test to aid in early diagnosis that would allow new drugs to be developed. Injecting a patient with a radioactive "tracer" and then doing a brain PET scan is being done and the results have been encouraging so far.
@@JesusFlores-rw8ry linemen and running backs and linebackers definitely are at the highest risk. Linemen simply because they almost always hit heads when they shoot off the ball, and backers and backs since they simply just take so much contact.
@@nathansarfo1768 hell yea...as a rb constantly running between the tackles ..either a 300 lb lineman, brick wall lb or heat seeking missile safety coming downfield
I played football all the way from little league thru Junior College and I show all the symptoms of CTE. Had many concussions, now it's difficult to even function and take care of myself. IMO, CTE leads to mental health issues, I'm proof of that...
Bro I Fr had to go to the hospital for the exact reason bc my head was hurting and I had alout of anxiety it made it hard to breath and I was their but I wasn’t their fully I would forget almost anything within 10 minutes it honestly felt like a bad trip and I didn’t want to live with it that’s how bad it was I finally understand how serious it is and why people act this way
Spiderman My dad-in-law has had a doctor project stage 3-4 cte recently. He's never been violent beyond slamming cupboards but watching him deteriorate in other ways over the years has been heartbreaking, and he played prior to the million dollar contracts brought in in the 70's, so he wasn't even compensated for what the sport has done to his body and brain.
nah people didn’t know football literally gave you permanent degenerative brain damage. can’t dismiss that as “that’s how it’s always been.” how do you know he isn’t saying to himself he was wrong for that. CTE and erratic behavior go hand in hand. all i’m saying is there’s nothing wrong with looking at things from both sides.
"if you told 9 year old me about CTE, I would have still played" speaks volumes about football players and their love for the game. Let them do what they love, regardless of the consequences
@@braydengaune2511 Money and fame means nothing if you don't have the mental capacity to enjoy it. I'd rather be broke and not feel like I'm in a perpetual fever dream than be rich and famous but have no comprehension of it.
I was so embarrassed by the way the KC CHIEFS treated him at the end of his days in KC. I was a season tickets holder at the time. The CHIEFS should be ashamed of what they did.
@@kcbroncohater The same can be said of Charles. Jamaal was literally the team from 09-14. He suffered 2 torn acl’s in his time with KC. The team was so bad that if Charles wasn’t on the team they would have never been competitive in really any game. Dark years for KC. Johnson was with teams that were mostly average(he was a big part of making them relevent)
@@shawnchristianson324 I agree to a point. But wasn't Charle's job to be a blocking back? He carried the rock every now and then, nothing like what Larry did. Not even close.
Played football from 7 to senior year in highschool. On medical record, i have 11 concussions. Not including outside of football, i had two head injuries within 4 months apart. One of those i had an egg the size of an orange on the back of my head. Still have a tiny egg. Fast foward to 21 and i am suffering. My behavior is not what it used to be. I used to be relaxed, cool calm and collected.Even my fiancee is noticing that im not the same man i used to be. My mood swings at least twice a day. I can wake up happy and an hour later im crying. Last year i took a job and its 12hr shifts only 3-4 days a week and really good pay. But im still not happy, and thats not normal. I had motivation to get this job but around the time of hiring i hit a slump and got dark. Ever since i havent been the same. These past 4 months have been the hardest. The only thing thats made me make it this far is weed. But i cant be high all the time due to my job and well, i dont have a medical card. It is legal recreationally but still need a card to go to a dispensary. I am scheduling to see a therapist because this is getting out of control. And i can only tell my fiancee im sorry so many times before she has enough of me and leaves. Its been rough and I hope someone out there reads this and can relate somehow. If anything talk and maybe we have some things in common with this. Im not saying i have cte, but im not ruling it out either.
Forgot to add that I never had an issue with big crowds or even like the Walmart in town but i get massive anxiety attacks. Used to be spaced out but now its more frequently.
@@xXAmightzXx I have seen someone since then and have been put on 100mg Zoloft to help with my anxiety, I do smoke pot to help my headaches. I have now been able to focus on my tasks a lot better and I don’t feel as helpless as I used to. Thanks for checking in! Hopefully every players gets help before it’s too late.
Not because of football or anything but I feel like I'm living with CTE because of constant brain trauma over my lifetime. I'm 36 and have been living with seizures the whole time. I've never been diagnosed with a concussion but I'm pretty damn sure that I've had a few
You the man LJ thank you for speaking up as much as I love the NFL we all know the owners have known about this since the 90’s and have done their best to keep this issue quiet in order to protect the brand #FootballPlayersLivesMatters
@I'm larger than that n**** Steven Segal No, no. I meant when they lose it at home, it's always on the wives or girlfriends. I never hear about them going off on a male family member or male stranger.
The fact that these people say they'd continue dispite the brain damage shows how injured they are. The only resolution is disbandment of all contact sport--and that ain't going to happen. The repercussions are now evident so it's now on the participants.
@@Flippinawesomejacob1 Running and jumping on a bunch of guys does not teach you about life. It teaches you to memorize moves- so play chess instead. It teaches you to catch and run on a team - so play basketball.
All the stories that have come out on what these players go through after leaving the sport....................why would you let your child play the game?
Robert Gray listen my mom or dad cant force me to play football. they try to make it safe as possible, but you can only make something so safe. in the end its the person who plays football to decide if they want to play football or not.
Ann McKee has had her research taken apart since its been looked at by other professionals. She also says you can't use my study as fact. People that have never played football have been found with CTE in autopsies for studies.
I'm also Indian living with cte symptoms I also need help...I also concussed 4-5 times ...plese share ur contact number .....plese find the cure of this dieses ..at least slow the progression ......share ur contact number vivek ...
I'm so glad this injury was discovered for those who experience repetitive brain trauma like professional football player. Hopefully the medical field will find ways and treatment s that will give those suffering from CTE a better quality of life.
I really don't understand, this people played this game since they were young, after making millions, they blame the game, they know the game was dangerous why sing up for it..
Most don’t. The nfl has gone out the way to give misinformation and paid millions to hide cte in football. Up until recently they were treating concussions with pain killers and smelling salts. Little kids in Texas are being literally taught that football is life.
He’s a real one tho. He’s had integrity and told everyone how the NFL is rigid and scripted. I respect him for that since all these other players to scared to expose the NFL aka WWE lol
I have anxiety, and I don’t even have the worst anxiety. Anxiety and stress can cause all of these same symptoms he’s talking about. Headaches, sensitivity to light, forgetfulness
They need to *ABOLISH* the *HARD EXTERIOR* helmet in Pop Warner, College, and the NFL. I am surprised that college Physics professors and Neurologists have not yet teamed up to take out an ad in the New York Times about basic physics neurology and the way injuries are induced by the rapid deceleration that’s promoted by current helmet design. Also abolish all helmet contact, including teammate to teammate when they slap each other in head before game.
The Buffalo Sabres HOF forward Rick Martin sustained just one concussion in his career. He ultimately died from a heart attack when driving. His post-mortem showed he had severe grade 3 CTE. So it appears that even one major head injury may put a player at a high risk of developing CTE.
That is true. But is also the must uneducated answer I see in the comment section. It is voluntary but you are not told that when you get a ding to sit out back in the '80s because it may harm you brain in the future. Do you believe boxers like Ali, Foreman, Frazier and Norton would have stood in the till they almost died at times if they knew what it would have done to their quality of life? NO! What happens to your brain causes rage, confusion, depression, loneliness even when your family is their. I know, so don't disrespect these men and women about something you know nothing about because we do love our families we just don't know how to express it. This disease also cause many other problems with your body that you have no idea about. GOD BLESS YOU ALL WHO FEEL THIS WAY
@@kurtusdoss5965 It is due to the fact every sport you participate in is voluntary, but until recently we had no idea of the affects the constant hitting caused. Most damaging hits occur in practice not the game.
Can we pause the forensics for a second and just acknowledge he just LOOKS bad? He’s stiff , unshaven, sunken eyes, erratic movements…….something’s wrong, and not just bipolar disorder
CTE can be cured. The brain, like any type of organ can repair itself, if you give it the RIGHT treatment. It takes a lot of effort that many are unwilling to undergo, a complete change in diet, lifestyle, and sleep. Dont give up, you can recover with the right environment and mindset.
While it’s not yet possible to definitively diagnose someone with CTE without examining their brain during an autopsy, this guy almost definitely has it. He has pretty much all known symptoms.
I started playing tackle football at around 11 then stopped during middle school where I played flag. When I got to high school I was already 5’10 185lbs so my frosh yr I played jv then varsity for the next 3 yrs. I have had so many concussions I can’t even count them… but it’s my fault I used my head a lot, I could’ve tried to wrap the legs instead but many times it was unavoidable.. anyways, many times I’ve had concussions coaches just sat us out 1 or 2 plays till the stars went away and we were back in for more.. One day at practice during Oklahoma drill I tackled someone and hit my head on his shoulder pad, I walked to the side immediately started seeing stars and then I couldn’t see, heart beating heavily and slow, took a knee then face planted and had a convulsion.. went to the doctor and they discovered I had a heart disease in which sudden death is a possibility aside from the severe concussion. So no more football for me after that.. I was in depression for more than an year since I couldn’t fulfill my dreams and I had lost my D1 scholarship. I’m now 25 and sometimes struggle to articulate sentences or find the right words. I forget a lot of things, many of them are just simple stuff someone’s not supposed to forget and I get mood swings but I can block them off for the most part. I get dizzy and see stars if I move too quick especially vertically but that might have something to do with my heart.. I just hope things don’t get worse as I get older.
Hang in there homie .. I hv a cousin that played fullback at a D1 school and three years in the NFL .. he also says he had countless concussions over the years .. he suffers a lot now .. what you just described is almost identical to what he says he experiences .. I’ve witnessed how rough it is .. respect
@@mtsestudos7145 feeling better now honestly, I started exercising frequently and has helped a ton, also my cardiologist ruled out my heart issues and called it a normal case of athletes heart.. but I feel like I’m still vulnerable to head injuries. I also had an Achilles rupture shortly after my original comment and that sucked but now I’m back to sports!
Yes I can understand that is why i started going to church because that is why helped me because I started with mind shungs, one minute I was happy then I would start 😢 balling crying out what you are not crazy I understand
footba11fan41ife With all due respect. I played football from 7th grade all the way through my senior year in college. I played back in the mid nineties when ice, dirt, rest and a whole lot of suck it up kid were in full effect. I played linebacker and D end until I got to college and I was a human battering ram playing fullback. I have had more hits to my head then I care to remember. I have never beat my wife, kids, or flipped out on coaches. I fully understand about CTE, however you need to understand that we are in the infancy of the research. LJ and guys like Aaron Hernandez were bad seeds and made incredibly poor choices going all the way back to child hood. I'm tired of hearing these piss poor excuses for bad behavior. CTE could be a factor, but the individuals mind set and personality play a larger role.
Hudson Haverford you might be right but you might be wrong. I played ball since I was 9 years old and in college and definitely feel like i’m suffering from some post concussive symptoms. fullback is a brutal position back when they were used. all i’m saying is brain injuries probably effect everyone differently from one person to the next. brain injuries are more complex than we can even imagine. good thing you don’t feel any of the harsh effects. god bless
footba11fan41ife Oh, I never said I didn't feel the effects. I have balance issues, short term memory loss, and moments of anger. But I take it out on the punching bag and go to meditative yoga; not out on the people around me.
Hudson Haverford having a outlet like a heavy bag is smart when us ball players have been taught be violent as possible from the game and meditation sure is a good option stay up
I feel for this dude I've been there Only advice I can give is enjoy each minute to its fullest And no matter how difficult it is It will get easier each time One just walks away It becomes easier To put one foot in front of the other With sealed lips At first and then Eventually with a It's all good And as long as you walk away It will continue to be better Then the anger Beyond anger rage One has ever known Before CTE
Watching how CTE is discriminated against used And people being highly prejudiced even call it racist It's really cure jerking just appointing and the media Rejects Make us to be monsters That's the media Not the condition And it is not a disease It is a condition
I think you've missed the entire point. The brain is damaged in such a way that impulse control is severely impaired. Self control can disappear. It's not an illness of lack of willpower. The person can't control the suicidal thoughts and fits of rage.
Paula Johnson bullshit lady!! do you work for the NFL or something? 99.9% of players they tested after death had it! 111 out of 112. the one who didn’t have it was a kicker. those numbers have risen even more now with other schools conducting their own test on the brains they’ve been donated as well instead of dr. omalu’s test alone.
Thing is, football players end up with more force applied to the brain. In boxing and other combat sports, training is typically lax; the impacts are scaled down. Even in fights, hard, fight-ending or round-winning shots don’t land as often. In football, even in practice, when you chase someone down and collide with them, you can’t help but hit them with maximum force, because of your inertia. Because of this, your brain is more likely to experience acceleration too and clash hard against your skull.
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They gave the poor guy 400 carries in one season smh That takes a toll
McCaffrey, Zeke , saquon... My only hope is these guys can stay healthy and live their lives after football.
that is crazy and then they will cut you with the quickness, that is life people will use you until you are useless to them
@Caudahy Hall Derrick Henry here
I’m a panthers fan and McCaffreys brain is going to be cole slaw by the time he’s 35 if we don’t stop overusing him.
ben Well he just retired, so good for him health wise.
This guy definitely has CTe, I love how all these non athletes question him with their smug looks having never I mean never taken a hard hit once in their life to know what it's like, the after effects
I hate there looks. While neeeevvvveeerrr taking a hit.
Definitely? No one can say whether or not he has it.
Far and away the toughest position in team sports. Most people simply don't understand the running back position and how dangerous it really is. Even if you don't touch the football.
@@boosted211 It's the constant clashing with other football players, the force is like a small car accident.
I feel like it's worst too slam on your head on the ground than to get hit by another player
If you play football, boxing, mma, etc... at any level, the constant impacts to the head will cause brain damage.
unless you're Floyd
@CrossWood Productions mma is a young sport so all the date was not there when dana white said it was safer but in reality it is just as dangeous
@@iwillrateyou9375 I dont know. I think its getting safer, we don't spar anymore. Boxers used to hard-spar everyday
CrossWood Productions that’s the most stupidest thing I’ve heard this month.
@@damnitbobby4383 it's scientifically proven
He started playing tackle football at age 9, got into the NFL at age 21, that’s 12 years of tackle football before he became pro.
I'd never thought in a million years I would say this...My babies are forbidden to play football.
Good choice. I'm thirty years old and even after a over decade of MMA and boxing, I'm still in better shape than my friends who played elementary through college.
@@Nswix every sport does some damage to some part of the body in some way.
Baseball get bad elbows, knees, shoulders
Golfers get bad hips and elbows
Basketball get bad knees and ankles
Mma have you seen their ears?
Boxers get brain damage
Football get brain damage
Wrestling it is a tough sport and much harder without the brain damage.
@@yomamaso100 you wanna confront bad knees or ears with cte? Seriusly? Thats like 1000 times worst
@@yomamaso100 That is not exactly true.
There is a chance that you will get knee injury due to basketball.
You WILL get CTE if you play football.
The fact that you cannot know if someone has CTE while the person is alive is very sad for people who would do their means to change their life to prevent it from getting worse
I mean it isn't like they have a cure and then knowing they have it would probably get them paranoid or use it as a excuse in court
Development is happening. What do you know about bioxcellerator?
“Ive never really had a concussion.” Then describes the time he totally got a concussion.
@Matt Beeman. Bro, read the first reply. He probably meant diagnosed concussion.
thats what happened to brett farve
Cte. My guy
I’ve not been diagnosed with a concussion. But after years of contact sports I’m convinced I’ve powered through concussions for years. Not good. You want to think your invincible but it’s denial.
Rip
400 carries in one season is crazy. Imagine all the hits he took to the head.
And that’s just one season
I wasn’t a football player and I have CTE from riding Bucking Bulls. I rode bulls professionally and in College. I’ve had so many concussions I don’t even know how many I’ve had. I’m 46 now and can’t remember day to day things but I can tell you exactly what I did when I was a kid. I think a lot about suicide and the anxiety I get if I leave my home is overwhelming. I can’t get any help cause there isn’t anyone that helps with this cause it’s so new I guess. I know I need help but I don’t have insurance and no one will see me. Tried to get disability and was denied of course. I’m 46 years old and can’t get any help. I’m physically ok so people think that I’m ok but I’m far from okay. I’ve lost all hope. I don’t even know what to do my family my friends no one has anything to do with me cause they all think I’m crazy. I’m not freaking crazy my brain just doesn’t work right. Well at least that’s what I think. College Athlete and I can’t get anyone to help me because I went in the mid 90’s. My wife left me in 2012 and my dog of 20 years died 3 years ago and I feel I don’t have any purpose anymore. I can’t explain how this has ruined my life. I feel for anyone that has this problem. It’s real. My last accident was in 2010 and it crushed my face and split my skull. I don’t have insurance so no doctors will see me. I’m at a loss and am about ready to give this fight up.
Hey bro, don't give up just yet. Please reply to me and let's have a conversation. Please do.
Yeah guys you tube don’t tell me when I have messages. I just now saw this. Yeah guys Thankyou for asking. I’m doing ok. As long as I don’t have to leave home for long. I can’t go to stores hardly at all anymore. I only talk to a handful of people. I can’t explain it to anyone that’s what is so frustrating. No one understands. Hell doctors don’t know anything about this so I can’t get proper help. Been turned down for disability cause they don’t know anything about it. It’s crazy.
@@brianwilliams2087 they don't know anything about...CTE? HOW? I'm not from the states so I'm not sure whether u can switch doctors there? Or maybe try seeing a therapist? Have you spoken with other former football players about what you are going through? At least they might understand your situation a bit. Cheers.
@@koffz-nl2118 this is first time I’ve ever spoken out to anyone. I don’t have insurance so nobody will see me. My family doesn’t understand what CTE is. They think that I can walk and talk I’m okay. Move along nothing to see here. Get a job go to work. Well when you can’t leave your house it’s hard to hold a job. Hell it’s hard to eat cause you don’t wanna go to the grocery store. I can’t explain it. I used to be life of the party. Can’t stand to talk to a real person more than a few minutes
@@brianwilliams2087 Bro I hope you are doing well man this is really sad to hear. Stay strong and pushing on because I believe there is a way you can defeat. Have you tried to research ways to deal with anxiety? Also, have you tried seeing a therapist?
What an awful segment. "Why do you believe you have cte" "Johnson is convinced he has cte" "have you had a concussion?"
It's impossible for him not to have CTE given his career. There's no question about it. You don't need to get a concussion to get CTE.
The NFL has a contract with what network?
It’s not IMPOSSIBLE for him to not have CTE. Smh.
livelyupmyself1 99% of all people who participate in contact sports of any kind will develop CTE to some degree. All professional football players, MMA fighters, boxers and wrestlers have it, its inevitable. I suggest you look up the cases of Gary Goodridge, Chris Benoit, Aaron Hernandez and Todd Ewen.
@@MrFrosten nah it's lower for boxers - around 28%, but football is 99% and the others are high
@@mem7806 lower for boxers...I don't think so
The worse part is waking up and not knowing where's you are.
Is that a CTE symptom?
Omg i can only imagine what you‘re going though. So sorry to hear that. I leaned that berries and fish and green vegetables are supposed to be good against memory loss.
Cte has turned this man Puerto Rican
Steroids
Bruh wtf lololol
LMAO
Wtf? 😁😁😁
Lmaoooooo
He's literally running through the motions of all CTE players, what saddens me about this condition the most is how it changes peoples personality, impulses, mood and behaviour. Look at how many CTE sufferers who were never violent turn violent, abusive or in the most extreme cases like Chris Benoit who killed his own family or Philip adams who killed 6 people at random or that NFL player they mentioned in this video who had one of the worst cases seen yet who was in prision for murder and killed himself. Absolutely terrifying to think that it can change non psychopathic people who were non violent before they suffered CTE to commit heinous acts of violence. Imagine that, if due to brain trauma you, myself or a loved one could be capable of murder. Of course, not everyone that has CTE will become violent but I am just saying that it seems to be highly correlated with CTE and our brain is amazing how it can regulate anger and regulate impulsivity which is extremely important to maintain!
Damn, praying for you Bro!
Im a fan of Larry Johnsons podcast. He seems very lost in the eyes in this interview. Im happy he turned his life around for the better.
He's definitely trying.
Bruh if he has CTE as a running back, imagine the players on the scrimmage (offensive line and defensive line)
Yeah well the line doesn't get hit in the head with 400+ pounds of force
@@BlueXenos666 I’m pretty sure they do
It’s not as gruesome. There’s less impact because of the distance between lineman. Running full speed into someone running full speed is a bigger impact imo.
@@BlueXenos666 they do look a at everson Griffith right now
@@rorohorn9099 well you are wrong, they dont block one another with there fucking skulls lmao
The sensitivity to light and sound is really misunderstood by those who don't suffer from it.
I got it too Larry. I'm 73 and played real good high school ball. The refs broke a lot of ammonia capsules under my nose to get me up, so much so that the teams coaches put an old leather helmet on me to soften the shock and had doctor care for my double vision. broken bones that healed out of line too. Many many other concussions all my life and extreme exposure to chemicals in industry while just making a living. Lots of street drugs too. Doctors diagnosed me with Parkensens at 50 but worked 2 jobs just the same. Married 52 years, poor wife, we have 5 kids, all highly successful thank God, and crazier than ever but not yet institutionalized. Anxiety, whatever it is, thru the roof, anger that must be masked, sleepless nights, no friends, shunned, but still riding the crest of the wave. Love the Ramones, de de sings "Bad Brain" and I know what he went thru. Lately its like walking a tight rope just to get thru the next day but gonna haveta die with my boots on because no one will ever know what CTE is unless (God forbid) they suffer it.
You’re a strong man to have pushed through everything that has been thrown at you for that long of a time, and you should be proud of that. You should look into cerebrolysin. Its one of the only things out there that can make even a noticeable bit of a difference in repairing the brain.
I had 2 awful concussions when I was 16, then again at 18 from football. I played f I’m age 7-18. Now I’m in my 30’s and I forget things all the time. Never used too. It’s awful.
Hey, has it gotten worse? or better? do you know it’s CTE? what do you do now?
Pretty sure I have this disease and I have very similar symptoms... my prayers are with us both brother.
What age did you start playing?
@@athletic_joseph1236 4, started a year early than your suppose to.
@@MrYummyBear bro I’m sorry. No matter what people say that’s fuckin bullshit. I started in 3rd grade and my shits messed up. there no way I knew how to hit. We all know not to lead with our head but as a yougin it just seems like it makes sense. 4 is fuckin crazy. I hope you can find some peace. As much as it taught be and I loved the sport I wish I never played sometimes.
@@wjholes6883 I’m with you bro I’ve been living with this since my junior year in high school. I can’t go to concerts football games etc and my vision gets so messsd up sometimes it’s weird hope things get better
@@MrYummyBear u were raised by idiots
Cte starts from the first hit and concussion.
The effects are even more detrimental if you are a child
Cte is caused by dozens of concussions or even hundreds of blows to the head which can even be sub concussions.
@@harorider96 you lost me with everything you said when you said that football is child abuse. What a stupid statement.
The doctors can’t say my son has it, but he has all the symptoms. The dementia is the worst. He also has not played sports. He has epilepsy and has concussions from seizures.
Concussions are No Joke. I got a concussion when I was seven and it bothered me for a couple years.
People really don’t understand this guy was one of the best in the league
Chiefs would literally run him on 3rd and 10
Upside down more like 4th and 20
😆😆😆
What do you expect when your QB is Damon Huard and Tyler Thingpen
I understand what he is talking about I believe i’m suffering from some early cte or post concussive symptoms. played since I was 9 year old and in college
footba11fan41ife You played flag football.....get the fuck outta here....🤣😂😀😂🤣😂🤣
Charles Backstrom highlights on my channel boy.
Nigga, stop lying🤣🤣😂😁
Charles Backstrom yeah boy you a whole weak ass troll out here. foh lame
evonallen just telling the truth...
Bennett Omalu... The doctor that discovered cte, the guy that Will Smith played in the movie 'Concussion' said...that he'd bet his entire career that O.J. Simpson has cte. Misplaced aggression and abuse towards their loved ones is a very common symptom of every football player who's died and diagnosed with the disease.
Simpson's problem was "roids." His knees were so bad he used it to enable him to walk.
CTE can only be diagnosed after death (although symptoms prior to death give a strong indication that it likely may be present).The brain imaging centre at Toronto’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) is currently developing a clinical test to aid in early diagnosis that would allow new drugs to be developed. Injecting a patient with a radioactive "tracer" and then doing a brain PET scan is being done and the results have been encouraging so far.
I think every running back and linebacker suffers from CTE
deshaun dozier stopped playing both of those in 9th grade pretty sure the headaches been there before but still quit
Especially O-line and d-line
@@JesusFlores-rw8ry linemen and running backs and linebackers definitely are at the highest risk. Linemen simply because they almost always hit heads when they shoot off the ball, and backers and backs since they simply just take so much contact.
@@nathansarfo1768 hell yea...as a rb constantly running between the tackles ..either a 300 lb lineman, brick wall lb or heat seeking missile safety coming downfield
@@twondagreat8893 that’s facts you guys basically take tough hits every play
Damn 416 carries? In one season?? What did he have 2,500 rushing yards??
1,789
@@deeramz Larry was the only R B at Penn State to have over 2,000 yards in 1 season
How many hits is that
I played football all the way from little league thru Junior College and I show all the symptoms of CTE. Had many concussions, now it's difficult to even function and take care of myself. IMO, CTE leads to mental health issues, I'm proof of that...
Talk to Jesus
I mean it
No religion
He can heal you
He can save you
He is real
Hope it help
Dont give up
Bro I Fr had to go to the hospital for the exact reason bc my head was hurting and I had alout of anxiety it made it hard to breath and I was their but I wasn’t their fully I would forget almost anything within 10 minutes it honestly felt like a bad trip and I didn’t want to live with it that’s how bad it was I finally understand how serious it is and why people act this way
For about 3 or 4 years,Larry Johnson was a damn beast
Shit's brutal man. But this is how football has always been. Doesn't make it ok to beat women though
Spiderman
My dad-in-law has had a doctor project stage 3-4 cte recently.
He's never been violent beyond slamming cupboards but watching him deteriorate in other ways over the years has been heartbreaking, and he played prior to the million dollar contracts brought in in the 70's, so he wasn't even compensated for what the sport has done to his body and brain.
nah people didn’t know football literally gave you permanent degenerative brain damage. can’t dismiss that as “that’s how it’s always been.” how do you know he isn’t saying to himself he was wrong for that. CTE and erratic behavior go hand in hand. all i’m saying is there’s nothing wrong with looking at things from both sides.
William Reeves exactly all these fucking white knights annoying asf
just like it doesnt make it ok for football to kill ppl and destroy lives
@UShallKnow
Don't have to get your bell rung very many times to develop it.
I'm sorry to hear you are suffering.
"if you told 9 year old me about CTE, I would have still played" speaks volumes about football players and their love for the game. Let them do what they love, regardless of the consequences
Facts
Pretty avoidable thing to go through for the sake of a mindless sport lol
@@zekaymanand millions upon millions of dollars, fame, and glory
@@braydengaune2511 Money and fame means nothing if you don't have the mental capacity to enjoy it. I'd rather be broke and not feel like I'm in a perpetual fever dream than be rich and famous but have no comprehension of it.
@@zekayman me too but my point is they know what they’re getting into. Without football a lot of these guys would be dead, broke, or in prison
I was so embarrassed by the way the KC CHIEFS treated him at the end of his days in KC. I was a season tickets holder at the time. The CHIEFS should be ashamed of what they did.
He was awful when he left. Jamaal Charles stepped up in 2008 and never looked back
Yeah, the Hunt family is a little sanctimonious in that respect. They did the same with Kareem Hunt. They are trying to keep up a certain image.
@@shawnchristianson324 He was the only offense they had, and they ran him into the ground.
@@kcbroncohater The same can be said of Charles. Jamaal was literally the team from 09-14. He suffered 2 torn acl’s in his time with KC. The team was so bad that if Charles wasn’t on the team they would have never been competitive in really any game. Dark years for KC. Johnson was with teams that were mostly average(he was a big part of making them relevent)
@@shawnchristianson324 I agree to a point. But wasn't Charle's job to be a blocking back? He carried the rock every now and then, nothing like what Larry did. Not even close.
Im indian and living with cte symptoms ....
Played football from 7 to senior year in highschool. On medical record, i have 11 concussions. Not including outside of football, i had two head injuries within 4 months apart. One of those i had an egg the size of an orange on the back of my head. Still have a tiny egg. Fast foward to 21 and i am suffering. My behavior is not what it used to be. I used to be relaxed, cool calm and collected.Even my fiancee is noticing that im not the same man i used to be. My mood swings at least twice a day. I can wake up happy and an hour later im crying. Last year i took a job and its 12hr shifts only 3-4 days a week and really good pay. But im still not happy, and thats not normal. I had motivation to get this job but around the time of hiring i hit a slump and got dark. Ever since i havent been the same. These past 4 months have been the hardest. The only thing thats made me make it this far is weed. But i cant be high all the time due to my job and well, i dont have a medical card. It is legal recreationally but still need a card to go to a dispensary. I am scheduling to see a therapist because this is getting out of control. And i can only tell my fiancee im sorry so many times before she has enough of me and leaves. Its been rough and I hope someone out there reads this and can relate somehow. If anything talk and maybe we have some things in common with this. Im not saying i have cte, but im not ruling it out either.
Forgot to add that I never had an issue with big crowds or even like the Walmart in town but i get massive anxiety attacks. Used to be spaced out but now its more frequently.
Hey man, I hope all is well and I hope seeing that therapist has helped you out. How are you now if you don't mind me asking?
@@xXAmightzXx I have seen someone since then and have been put on 100mg Zoloft to help with my anxiety, I do smoke pot to help my headaches. I have now been able to focus on my tasks a lot better and I don’t feel as helpless as I used to. Thanks for checking in! Hopefully every players gets help before it’s too late.
Hope you don’t mind me asking champ, but are you better now? I’m praying for you.
What do you know about bioxcellerator?
Not because of football or anything but I feel like I'm living with CTE because of constant brain trauma over my lifetime. I'm 36 and have been living with seizures the whole time. I've never been diagnosed with a concussion but I'm pretty damn sure that I've had a few
Cole Keleher you’ve hit your head during an episode?
Dwight Cook That’s hard to say fam. If it isn’t physical trauma can you still get CTE?
Did you hit your head ever?
You the man LJ thank you for speaking up as much as I love the NFL we all know the owners have known about this since the 90’s and have done their best to keep this issue quiet in order to protect the brand #FootballPlayersLivesMatters
I have CTE I played 3 years in the nfl. it's not funny or a joke please respect us!
James M where you play?
@@falcoburke8687 his backyard lol
Joe Marks 😩🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Pics or it didn’t happen
Joe Marks 😭😂😭😂😭
Y'all were gaslighting the man??? He had 400 carries in a single season--there's no way that he didn't receive a concussion
How come those concussions never make those guys hit men, only women?
*Insert bj Penn bar fight here
@I'm larger than that n**** Steven Segal No, no. I meant when they lose it at home, it's always on the wives or girlfriends. I never hear about them going off on a male family member or male stranger.
@Ben Fardin 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😑Facts!
Exactly.
Aaron Hernandez was known to get into fights with men often
I watch these clips and it still vet me them two looked happy now she alone and has to deal with it alone sorry family. Hope you find peace one day
The fact that these people say they'd continue dispite the brain damage shows how injured they are. The only resolution is disbandment of all contact sport--and that ain't going to happen. The repercussions are now evident so it's now on the participants.
Fwl Web you don’t understand football then it is a sport that teaches you about life, especially in high school your team is like a family
@@Flippinawesomejacob1 Running and jumping on a bunch of guys does not teach you about life. It teaches you to memorize moves- so play chess instead. It teaches you to catch and run on a team - so play basketball.
Fwl Web .....Too much $$$$$$ in college and pro football
@@LSSYLondon clearly you have never played football before.
I played center and linebacker. Over 100 plays in practice and games for over a decade. I can’t remember things anymore.
All the stories that have come out on what these players go through after leaving the sport....................why would you let your child play the game?
Exactly. I'm 31 i only played 4 seasons of football. I'm convinced I have it
@@PlayoffModeGoated , Do You Really Hate Football Or Do You Hate The Injuries You Can Get From the Sport ?
@@PlayoffModeGoated yea and thats what's crazy when people blame the NFL. It's the sport that's the problem.
Robert Gray listen my mom or dad cant force me to play football. they try to make it safe as possible, but you can only make something so safe. in the end its the person who plays football to decide if they want to play football or not.
Because of scholarships money etc
Ann McKee has had her research taken apart since its been looked at by other professionals.
She also says you can't use my study as fact. People that have never played football have been found with CTE in autopsies for studies.
cornfed168 stop denying it
@@carlosvivani3570 what did he deny? All he denied was that is was specifically connected whith football, which is isnt.
@@theantianimeassociation7574 CTE is directly linked to football..just as Lung cancer was to smoking
Im indian and living with cte symptoms .I need some help ...
I'm also Indian living with cte symptoms I also need help...I also concussed 4-5 times ...plese share ur contact number .....plese find the cure of this dieses ..at least slow the progression ......share ur contact number vivek ...
Share ur contact number vivek
Share ur contact number vivek
Share ur contact number vivek
Y'all seen his twitter? He definitely got CTE
What are u talking about? How bad is it
David Ford Real bad
He’s found a higher purpose. You guys wouldn’t understand.
@@TRLchosen exactly! Sheep like to say he has CTE... he's just awake
@@TRLchosen right. The masses continue to trust and believe only what the government/TV tells them.
416 carries? They must have not even had a decent passing game
Kansas city had one of the best passing attacks during the early to late 2000
@@krlm2280 that year wasn't the case.
@@Yvp13 you're right i think green was injured that year hence why lj had 416
Wow 1:16 soon as he starts speaking he screws up already kinda helped drive the point home lol
"Claims" more like admits
I'm so glad this injury was discovered for those who experience repetitive brain trauma like professional football player. Hopefully the medical field will find ways and treatment s that will give those suffering from CTE a better quality of life.
He had some break out years coming out from behind priest Holmes
Im indian living with cte symptoms need some help....plese find the xure of this dieses ..it i very debilitating
I really don't understand, this people played this game since they were young, after making millions, they blame the game, they know the game was dangerous why sing up for it..
Most don’t. The nfl has gone out the way to give misinformation and paid millions to hide cte in football. Up until recently they were treating concussions with pain killers and smelling salts. Little kids in Texas are being literally taught that football is life.
I hope this man gets the help he needs
Larry what's up my Man. Dude my heart goes out to you Brother. Praying for you Man.
Cant remember 2 whole seasons of NFL career. Vividly remembers football at 9 years old. Shits crazy.
Larry Johnson was super underrated
416 carries in a season is crazy
He’s a real one tho. He’s had integrity and told everyone how the NFL is rigid and scripted. I respect him for that since all these other players to scared to expose the NFL aka WWE lol
Why a parent would allow their son to play tackle football nowadays is beyond me...
Made millions, broke a NFL record...
Muhammad Ali would be proud "ish"
I’m so sorry
I feel your pain, get some cbd
Smoov Monte Facts
Thc
I have anxiety, and I don’t even have the worst anxiety. Anxiety and stress can cause all of these same symptoms he’s talking about. Headaches, sensitivity to light, forgetfulness
1:22 He literally had a tick right there
He just stuttered 🤦🏽♀️
i watch this dude on tiktok he is real as they come. he seem like he in a better place now. i hope he doesnt have cte
Larry Johnson gave hella people cte
They need to *ABOLISH* the *HARD EXTERIOR* helmet in Pop Warner, College, and the NFL.
I am surprised that college Physics professors and Neurologists have not yet teamed up to take out an ad in the New York Times about basic physics neurology and the way injuries are induced by the rapid deceleration that’s promoted by current helmet design.
Also abolish all helmet contact, including teammate to teammate when they slap each other in head before game.
He Probably can't remember those seasons because he didn't play in them. He Only played for about 4 seasons, if that many.
He was good..
He played like 7 seasons
Mark English
He was an excellent back....
Are we going to ignore that interviewers face is yellowish/green?
“...claims?” Do people not believe him?
why didnt strahan talk about his cte?
Damn Larry Johnson looks rough. I didn’t recognize him at first.
The Buffalo Sabres HOF forward Rick Martin sustained just one concussion in his career. He ultimately died from a heart attack when driving. His post-mortem showed he had severe grade 3 CTE. So it appears that even one major head injury may put a player at a high risk of developing CTE.
Football is a volunteer sport.
That is true. But is also the must uneducated answer I see in the comment section. It is voluntary but you are not told that when you get a ding to sit out back in the '80s because it may harm you brain in the future. Do you believe boxers like Ali, Foreman, Frazier and Norton would have stood in the till they almost died at times if they knew what it would have done to their quality of life? NO! What happens to your brain causes rage, confusion, depression, loneliness even when your family is their. I know, so don't disrespect these men and women about something you know nothing about because we do love our families we just don't know how to express it. This disease also cause many other problems with your body that you have no idea about.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL WHO FEEL THIS WAY
@@billmoody9194 it's not an uneducated answer football is a volunteer sport.
@@kurtusdoss5965
It is due to the fact every sport you participate in is voluntary, but until recently we had no idea of the affects the constant hitting caused. Most damaging hits occur in practice not the game.
Can we pause the forensics for a second and just acknowledge he just LOOKS bad? He’s stiff , unshaven, sunken eyes, erratic movements…….something’s wrong, and not just bipolar disorder
RB's, LB's, and Linemen have it the worst.
These young guys that play this game with all their might don't realize you got to grow old and it sucks being injured .
CTE can be cured.
The brain, like any type of organ can repair itself, if you give it the RIGHT treatment.
It takes a lot of effort that many are unwilling to undergo, a complete change in diet, lifestyle, and sleep.
Dont give up, you can recover with the right environment and mindset.
While it’s not yet possible to definitively diagnose someone with CTE without examining their brain during an autopsy, this guy almost definitely has it. He has pretty much all known symptoms.
I started playing tackle football at around 11 then stopped during middle school where I played flag. When I got to high school I was already 5’10 185lbs so my frosh yr I played jv then varsity for the next 3 yrs. I have had so many concussions I can’t even count them… but it’s my fault I used my head a lot, I could’ve tried to wrap the legs instead but many times it was unavoidable.. anyways, many times I’ve had concussions coaches just sat us out 1 or 2 plays till the stars went away and we were back in for more.. One day at practice during Oklahoma drill I tackled someone and hit my head on his shoulder pad, I walked to the side immediately started seeing stars and then I couldn’t see, heart beating heavily and slow, took a knee then face planted and had a convulsion.. went to the doctor and they discovered I had a heart disease in which sudden death is a possibility aside from the severe concussion. So no more football for me after that.. I was in depression for more than an year since I couldn’t fulfill my dreams and I had lost my D1 scholarship. I’m now 25 and sometimes struggle to articulate sentences or find the right words. I forget a lot of things, many of them are just simple stuff someone’s not supposed to forget and I get mood swings but I can block them off for the most part. I get dizzy and see stars if I move too quick especially vertically but that might have something to do with my heart.. I just hope things don’t get worse as I get older.
So sorry ro hear that. Praying for you 🍀
Hang in there homie .. I hv a cousin that played fullback at a D1 school and three years in the NFL .. he also says he had countless concussions over the years .. he suffers a lot now .. what you just described is almost identical to what he says he experiences .. I’ve witnessed how rough it is .. respect
Did you get better or worse? it's been 1 year
@@mtsestudos7145 feeling better now honestly, I started exercising frequently and has helped a ton, also my cardiologist ruled out my heart issues and called it a normal case of athletes heart.. but I feel like I’m still vulnerable to head injuries. I also had an Achilles rupture shortly after my original comment and that sucked but now I’m back to sports!
This is sad… I feel you bro
Yes I can understand that is why i started going to church because that is why helped me because I started with mind shungs, one minute I was happy then I would start 😢 balling crying out what you are not crazy I understand
@Trump Is annidiot God loves you give him an chance🙏🏾❤️🙂
Parents stop putting your child in the college leagues ..much safer sports like basketball to pick from
Uugh, LJ has been off his rocker since he was a kid. He had serious anger issues at Penn State
Hudson Haverford pretty sure he had at least stage 1 or 2 of CTE before he made it to Penn State. do some research on the disease yourself
footba11fan41ife With all due respect. I played football from 7th grade all the way through my senior year in college. I played back in the mid nineties when ice, dirt, rest and a whole lot of suck it up kid were in full effect. I played linebacker and D end until I got to college and I was a human battering ram playing fullback. I have had more hits to my head then I care to remember. I have never beat my wife, kids, or flipped out on coaches. I fully understand about CTE, however you need to understand that we are in the infancy of the research. LJ and guys like Aaron Hernandez were bad seeds and made incredibly poor choices going all the way back to child hood. I'm tired of hearing these piss poor excuses for bad behavior. CTE could be a factor, but the individuals mind set and personality play a larger role.
Hudson Haverford you might be right but you might be wrong. I played ball since I was 9 years old and in college and definitely feel like i’m suffering from some post concussive symptoms. fullback is a brutal position back when they were used. all i’m saying is brain injuries probably effect everyone differently from one person to the next. brain injuries are more complex than we can even imagine. good thing you don’t feel any of the harsh effects. god bless
footba11fan41ife Oh, I never said I didn't feel the effects. I have balance issues, short term memory loss, and moments of anger. But I take it out on the punching bag and go to meditative yoga; not out on the people around me.
Hudson Haverford having a outlet like a heavy bag is smart when us ball players have been taught be violent as possible from the game and meditation sure is a good option stay up
I feel for this dude I've been there Only advice I can give is enjoy each minute to its fullest And no matter how difficult it is It will get easier each time One just walks away It becomes easier To put one foot in front of the other With sealed lips At first and then Eventually with a It's all good And as long as you walk away It will continue to be better Then the anger Beyond anger rage One has ever known Before CTE
Do not let CTE Become a lame excuse Any actions Anyone Does I took an oath At first I thought I shouldn't have
Watching how CTE is discriminated against used And people being highly prejudiced even call it racist It's really cure jerking just appointing and the media Rejects Make us to be monsters That's the media Not the condition And it is not a disease It is a condition
I think you've missed the entire point. The brain is damaged in such a way that impulse control is severely impaired. Self control can disappear. It's not an illness of lack of willpower. The person can't control the suicidal thoughts and fits of rage.
You hear of bioxcellerator?
@@microbios8586Exactly. CTE Ain’t just some mental illness fiasco. It’s also a real physical disease.
Shutdown the NFL...
DR LECTER
That will proabably never happen
Football is a volunteer sport
@UShallKnow it's a choice you did not have to play and your parents should of left it up to you.
We love you Larry
It's no coincidence that a lot of NFL football players wrestlers died from CTE
Paula Johnson bullshit lady!! do you work for the NFL or something? 99.9% of players they tested after death had it! 111 out of 112. the one who didn’t have it was a kicker. those numbers have risen even more now with other schools conducting their own test on the brains they’ve been donated as well instead of dr. omalu’s test alone.
Paul Basta yeah man it’s ridiculous she clearly has no clue as to what she is talking about
Paula Johnson Straight up false.
Chris beniot was the first wrestler to have CTE
They found it in his Brain after he killed wife son and then him self
Any 1 that follows Larry on twitter knows for a fact he has cte
CTE has turned him into Minister Louis Farrakhan???😰
You crazy as hell, I hope the Chiefs smack your squad in the Super Bowl
No Sammy Sosa
@@VaddyFC hope granted.
Is that what this is about? A rationalization of beating women? Take accountability and get help for that anger.
I got all these issues he does and I didn't even play in the NFL
u should get yourself check out. did u ever had a concussion?
I'm surprised more boxers, mma fighters, rugby players, and pro wrestlers don't get that much CTE as football players.
they do they just don't whine about it like NFL players seeking one last paycheck.
@UShallKnow fighters do and that's a fact
@UShallKnow it's a sad disease
Thing is, football players end up with more force applied to the brain. In boxing and other combat sports, training is typically lax; the impacts are scaled down. Even in fights, hard, fight-ending or round-winning shots don’t land as often.
In football, even in practice, when you chase someone down and collide with them, you can’t help but hit them with maximum force, because of your inertia.
Because of this, your brain is more likely to experience acceleration too and clash hard against your skull.
Wonder if this why he claims its rigged. Feels like it sometimes
I’m sure that was awkward on set.. everybody looking at Strahan like.. “how you feeling big guy?” Lol