In the article, a very serious disease is discussed, normally found in football players, called chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). CTE is caused by multiple impacts to the brain. Not only can CTE affect someone's feelings, thoughts, and interactions the article states that a result in CTE can cause dementia or more drastically suicide. Michael Alosco studied the brains of 202 deceased football players that donated their brain to science. In all, 177 players had CTE that had played for many years. New rules are coming into play as CTE is becoming more common, the National Football League (NFL) has made it where a penalty is made if there may be an intentional head collision. The NFL stated, "There are still many unanswered
