As I’ve said before, if subjected to the same injury liability rules that American courts apply to other businesses, organized football is unlikely to survive. The development of a workable diagnostic test for living players would hasten this process along. [PBS] Similarly: Ta-Nehisi Coates, said before, if subjected to the same injury liability rules that American courts apply to other businesses, organized football is unlikely to survive. The development of a workable diagnostic test for living players would hasten this process along. [PBS] Similarly: Coyote.
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Except, it seems that one would have to prove that the marker was not there before the player entered the NFL. How can that be done if there was not a test until within the last couple of years — even assuming the test and its results are not found later to be unreliable?
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