The NFL has been America's most popular sport for decades and even with the recent drop in ratings, that fact doesn't figure to change anytime soon. Big, bone-crushing hits are one of the main reasons football rose to popularity to begin with. However, due to years of medical research on CTE and the overall negative effects football can have on the human body, NFL fans have become more and more aware of the dangers of the gridiron. Mark Willard and Chris Broussard debate the way Americans view violent hits in the sport of football today, and the impact Thursday Night Football games have on players throughout the league.
Tune into Willard and Broussard on Fox Sports Radio every Saturday from 4-8 PM ET
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