How NFL Players Died (Part 2)

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The video "How NFL Players Died (Part 2)" unpacks the poignant and impactful stories of NFL stars who passed away prematurely, giving viewers a comprehensive understanding of the deep challenges players face on and off the field. Each story highlights a unique tragedy that adds to the intricate and often sorrowful tapestry of NFL history.
Key Insights:
1. Health Risks in NFL:
CTE and Brain Trauma: Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is a severe issue among former players, linked to repetitive head injuries. Aaron Hernandez is a notable example, whose posthumous diagnosis revealed an advanced case of CTE. The disease profoundly impacted his behavior, and its long-term effects contributed to his tragic demise.
Heart Problems and Physical Health: NFL careers put immense stress on the body, often resulting in long-term heart complications. Even post-retirement, many players struggle with the consequences of their years on the field.
2. Tragic Losses:
Pat Tillman: Tillman left a promising NFL career to join the military after 9/11. His death by friendly fire during his service in Afghanistan shocked the nation and highlighted the sacrifices made by professional athletes who serve.
Junior Seau: Seau's death by suicide brought mental health to the forefront, especially with his posthumous CTE diagnosis, underscoring the deep psychological challenges many NFL players face.
3. Safety Measures and Reforms:
These tragedies have prompted the NFL to reassess its safety protocols, implementing new rules to reduce head injuries and improve the health and safety of current and retired players.
There's a growing emphasis on mental health resources, better insurance coverage, and long-term health monitoring, aiming to better protect the players both during and after their careers.
These stories serve as somber reminders of the sacrifices players make for the game they love and the dire need for continued reforms and support systems to protect their health and well-being.
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In this video we look at died players who played in the nfl. Some of these players passed away after retiring and some passed away during their careers. I put a lot of work into this list, so give me a Like for my efforts and I'll be happy.
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  • @nflnationyt
    @nflnationytАй бұрын

    Don't forget to like the video. You can join our channel and buy us a cup of coffee to support us to produce more content.

  • @user-pn6kg8nv9h
    @user-pn6kg8nv9hАй бұрын

    Daunte Culpepper also among the living!!!

  • @leroystover1062
    @leroystover1062Ай бұрын

    Tyrone WHATLEY IS ALIVE DUDE

  • @devanshouse5027
    @devanshouse5027Ай бұрын

    AP and Steve Smith are still alive! WTF?!

  • @bradenbalvin357

    @bradenbalvin357

    10 күн бұрын

    yeah bro💀💀

  • @younggrandma5457
    @younggrandma5457Ай бұрын

    Adrian Peterson and Steve Smith are not dead ?

  • @jamesp57867

    @jamesp57867

    Ай бұрын

    No they are not!

  • @the6thpackbrewbuck

    @the6thpackbrewbuck

    Ай бұрын

    Nor is Culpepper

  • @cubebennett1466

    @cubebennett1466

    Ай бұрын

    Whenever people make these videos about de@th there’s always a few people still alive

  • @KarenRose70
    @KarenRose70Ай бұрын

    Derrick Thomas died being stupid driving fast on slick highway no seat belt.

  • @BennyNegroFromQueens
    @BennyNegroFromQueensАй бұрын

    Pat Tillman by "friendly" fire...yea right.

  • @davidmckenzie3608

    @davidmckenzie3608

    29 күн бұрын

    It was accidental. I knew a few guys in the Army that were deployed with him and he never let anyone forget that he was a professional football player. He was also a bit of a glory hound that disobeyed orders and rushed an enemy position endangering the rest of his squad.

  • @lindsaycarrillo2291
    @lindsaycarrillo2291Ай бұрын

    😢😢😢😢😢

  • @scottjodway
    @scottjodwayАй бұрын

    Steve Smith isn't dead he was just here in Detroit for the nfl draft. You need to get your information correct

  • @bradenbalvin357

    @bradenbalvin357

    10 күн бұрын

    Adrian Peterson is also not dead

  • @LaVanderWilliams
    @LaVanderWilliams19 күн бұрын

    You're having an editing issue here. I've been a fan of football for almost a half century, so I'm not sure why you're recycling your videos. One thing to remember, if you really want subscriptions, make sure you are able to capture the realistic fans, who grew up loving the game, and NOT the people who barely watches it but for gambling purposes. Because I personally know Wilbert Montgomery, from the Philadelphia Eagles, working for him, like quite a few guys that knows an athlete because of their professions. ( I'm a landscaper).

  • @jesusmunoz8512
    @jesusmunoz8512Ай бұрын

    This video is inaccurate. Adrian Peterson, Dave Meggett, Daunte Culpepper, Steve Smith Sr are NOT dead

  • @user-vg5kh1bv7h
    @user-vg5kh1bv7h21 күн бұрын

    Steve Smith and Adrian Peterson are not dead!!!

  • @marshallthepuppy3809
    @marshallthepuppy3809Ай бұрын

    Joe Delaney died heroically?? What does that mean??

  • @ericdagostino5682

    @ericdagostino5682

    Ай бұрын

    Pretty sure he saved someone from drowning

  • @surelerdualar

    @surelerdualar

    Ай бұрын

    On June 29, 1983, Delaney, who was living in nearby Ruston,[15] went with friends to Critter's Creek, an amusement center at Chennault Park in Monroe, Louisiana. While reportedly discouraging swimming children from venturing too far out in a pond, Delaney dove in to save three children who were screaming for help, floundering in a water hole left by recent construction work. The water hole, which covered two acres and was six feet deep, was not intended for swimming but to add to the park's aesthetics.Despite his inability to swim,Delaney nevertheless tried to rescue the children. One child managed to get out of the water without harm and another was taken to an emergency room where he later died; police recovered the body of Delaney and the remaining child. The amusement park has since been closed to the public.

  • @MannerPressy007
    @MannerPressy007Ай бұрын

    Tim Manoa is alive as well

  • @brianguthrie935
    @brianguthrie93524 күн бұрын

    Not credible to watch if it’s not accurate.

  • @Braxman-uw4hw
    @Braxman-uw4hwАй бұрын

    A.D.an Steve smith are no dead 💀 bruh come on

  • @AidenHerbertonFN
    @AidenHerbertonFNАй бұрын

    Also steve smith is not dead

  • @surelerdualar

    @surelerdualar

    Ай бұрын

    Steve Smith died of Alzheimer's disease at the age of 58. I think another photo was posted due to the similarity of names.

  • @bradenbalvin357

    @bradenbalvin357

    10 күн бұрын

    @@surelerdualar thats gonna be in 2037💀💀

  • @dakid32134
    @dakid32134Ай бұрын

    FIRST

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