A new study of 111 brains donated by former NFL players showed that all but one suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. Boston University neurologist Jesse Mez lead the study, and he joins us to talk about his findings and what the information might mean for the future of football.

A new study of 111 brains donated by former NFL players showed that all but one suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. Boston University neurologist Jesse Mez lead the study, and he joins us to talk about his findings and what the information might mean for the future of football.

A&nbsp;new study&nbsp;of 111 brains donated by former NFL players showed that all but one suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. Boston University neurologist Jesse Mez lead the study, and he joins us to talk about his findings and what the information might mean for the future of football.

Brain Damage And The Future Of Football

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