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Ready to spark something? Download the Sims 4 and play for free. Football is a really complex game. I've been watching it religiously since I was about 12 years old and I still barely get what's going on half the time.

But even if the only game you watch all year is the Super Bowl, you

understand that football is extremely violent. Some of the best athletes in the

world, 200, 300 pound guys throwing themselves at and into each

other at full speed. Obviously there are risks to playing a game like that.

Researchers have now found CTE a brain disease often associated with NFL players and

concussions in younger, amateur athletes.

But recently the risks of long-term impacts, especially to the brain, have started to become clearer.

And that has fans, parents, and even some players asking,

should we still be playing it at all?

My guest this week is CNN Sports anchor and former NFL player Koy Wire. He's been looking into how football's violent history informs the present and why the possible solutions at the pro level

could reverberate all the way down to Pee Wee.

From CNN, this is one thing. I'm David Ryan.

Hey Koy. What's going on, David?

So the last time you were on the show we talked about Buffalo

Bill's safety, DeMar Hamlin. People might remember this. He suffered cardiac arrest

during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals, he actually had to be revived right there on the field.

The future of his NFL career kind of seemed like the least of his worries at that point,

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