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Football or decide not to do this. orror that. i think the thing that i can convey to youth and to parents is just to make an informed decision. if you weigh the risks and you decide this is something you want to partake in it's a free country. however, i just if i can relay a message to kids to their parents -- it would be two-fold. one, make an informed decision and two, don't play through concussions. >> make an informed decision. look at the facts, the facts are right now that three in ten former players will develop a debilitating brain condition, twice the right of the general population...

Never been safer and it makes the points about all the changes that football has made over the last season. the fact that they put out the statement shows you how concerned the league is. >> i think it's very serious. when you look at it we have a new generation of football player right now. these guys grew up in the dave dorsen or andre waters or junior seay. watching these guys. and it's more astute professional athlete that knows there's opportunities outside of football. when they look at the risks versus reward it becomes a situation where you're negotiating with your health you can make ...

$60 million or $120 million contracts in front of players, their risk/reward decision may be completely different from chris's decision. it's a trickle-down effect from collegiate athletes to pop warner football. we look forward to making sure these guys find themselves outside of football while their helmet is off. these guys can play five or six years and still have substantial amount of money to say hey the risk may be worth playing five or six years, cashing in on 20 $25 million and setting up my family for the rest of my life. >> we don't know if he walked away from $25 million. but he ce...

Threatened i have two 8-year-old boys can you look at me and say, that i should allow my 8-year-old boys to play football they won't be at any serious risk? >> not at all. i can't make that claim, neither can lamar or the national football league. >> the way i look at it we all have to have skin in the game. the players' biggest concern in the lawsuit is we didn't know. parents, you know the nfl, the nfl p.a. we know. and now of course the kids know as well too, we all have to have skin in the game. you have to make an informed decision based on what you know and information you have in front ...