Bill Safety, Demar Hamlin, remains in critical condition.

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It's Crannick Company, baby. We saw the worst incident possible, take place Monday night in the

NFL's Bills vs. Bengals game in Cincinnati, and the well-being of Demar Hamlin is the only thing

that matters in the grand scheme of things, and we all know that life and death issues

are way more important than any game will ever be. I've also had many people ask me,

what does this mean for the future of football, even though that really doesn't matter at all in

this situation. I say we've seen the safety protocols increase. We know the effort to lessen

head injuries and try to understand what to do to make the game as safe as possible. We've also

seen multiple high-profile players retire very early because of their personal health and future.

Luke Keekley, Andrew Luck, I can go down the list, and even after all the strides taken,

the game is still very dangerous, and the stark truth is that the game will never be safe,

and the higher you go in football, the more violent it gets. You still continue to try and make

it safer, but we all know how big of a risk high-level football is to a player's health.

We also have to realize what happened to Demar Hamlin is very rare. I've watched football for

30 years, and I've never seen that happen before. We also have to understand the concussion issue

is very different from the horror that we saw Monday night. Both are very scary, but we have to

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