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Don't Fret! " Better the little that the righteous have than the wealth of many wicked; for the power of the wicked will be broken, but the Lord upholds the righteous". Psalms 37:16-18 #Awareness #GodsPower #KnowYourRight
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Our new study, published today in @JAMANetworkOpen, estimates that 75% of NFL players who died between 2008 and 2023 had CTE.
This is not a measure of all current or former players. It does not mean 75% of current players have CTE, and not everyone with CTE develops symptoms.
The findings reinforce two priorities: supporting former players and families today, and reducing repetitive head impacts to protect future generations.
CTE is serious, but this number should not mean hopelessness. Research is advancing, and we can improve care and make sports safer.
Former players and families: you’re not alone. DM me to connect with support and explore research opportunities, if you’re interested.
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The Protect College Sports Act sells out college athletes and bails out the NCAA. Here's what I told @stephenasmith
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Listen to these Stanford football players.
They’re using their voice and their power to fight for a better deal.
I support them—and I’m inspired by their leadership.
NEW: The Senate is on the verge of passing the "Protect College Sports Act" after lobbying from Amazon, Disney, Paramount and more.
The bill would cap player compensation, but fails to address massive coach salaries, buyouts, or private equity.
Actual college athletes have been left out of the process, so while the NCAA would get an anti-trust exemption, players wouldn't get a seat at the table.
We talked to Stanford football players to learn more.
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Members of our Stanford chapter speaking out against the Protect College Sports Act:
NEW: The Senate is on the verge of passing the "Protect College Sports Act" after lobbying from Amazon, Disney, Paramount and more.
The bill would cap player compensation, but fails to address massive coach salaries, buyouts, or private equity.
Actual college athletes have been left out of the process, so while the NCAA would get an anti-trust exemption, players wouldn't get a seat at the table.
We talked to Stanford football players to learn more.
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New study in @bmj_latest: Among NFL players who died between 2016 and 2021, at least 25%, and as many as 98%, had CTE. From @bu_cte, @MassGenBrigham, and @ConcussionCTEfn.
nytimes.com/2026/08/25/us/nf…
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Not Concussion Settlement related but it affects many of the same players. You need to take a look.
This morning I sent an urgent newsletter regarding #NFL Disability's latest attempt to strip #Black retired players of important rights. Please repost. We need to get this out.
mailchi.mp/aafd9c375b16/aler…
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Stanford football players start a fraternity with the CFBPA in a move that could eventually pave the way for a union of college football players that bargains with conferences. I discuss the innovative move and the complexities, especially with labor law: sportico.com/law/analysis/20….
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Stanford football players take a step toward forming a collective bargaining group. It’s a long road that others have failed to complete.
This time might be different.
nytimes.com/athletic/7472097…
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I agree with Anderson.
Collective bargaining for some college sports is inevitable.
It’s just a question of when.
"It's inevitable more so than possible. It needs to happen. The question is when," says Stanford center Fisher Anderson about his team's new chapter of the CFBPA, an initial step toward collective bargaining with their conference. Details here:
espn.com/college-football/st…
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Stanford football players have established the first chapter of the College Football Players Association in a move intended to create a foundation for unionization and collective bargaining - the latest signal of growing momentum for a college CBA.
yhoo.it/4vMnQBb
A Player-Led Labor Effort Could Be a Sign of College Football’s Future - NOTUS — News of the United States share.google/pcWOgojSek7E3hq…
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A recent Special Master's ruling puts former #NFL Players with #Parkinsons at jeopardy, The PAC has sent a letter to the court to protect their rights. Join your voice with ours - Sign the Petition! c.org/5WSbWNJhTq via
@Change
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🏈The recent findings involving certain Parkinson’s disease claims have created understandable concern throughout the retired player community.
The Players Advocacy Committee believes accountability, transparency, and fairness are essential to maintaining trust in the process.
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The official NFL Player Advocacy Committee (PAC) is here to help retired players who need assistance with their NFL Concussion Settlement. Our committee works to ensure that players understand their rights and have access to the resources available through the settlement.
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Excellent newsletter by @JasonStahl__ on the state of college sports as 2026 nears.
Can't have a CBA without a union, and can't have a union without employment recognition (among other steps along the way). The basics of labor law can't be circumvented. jasonstahl.substack.com/p/a-….
In @JasonStahl__'s newsletter, he writes that there are no shortcuts for athlete unionization and collective bargaining. He says that media spectacles of premature "CBA negotiations" without players in the room aren't authentic grassroots movements. jasonstahl.substack.com/p/a-…
