re: Ken Stabler's brain

Did you read any of the articles a few weeks ago about Michael Keck? Mizzou player who died of this disease at 27 or 28? He believed he had it, and it was proven after his death. He probably developed it before he ever got to college. It affected every aspect of his life, he couldn't hold a job, became abusive toward his wife, became very isolated, couldn't remember simple things. Horrible. His brain was examined after his death and the disease was surprisingly advanced. He was a LB. Too many hits to the head and concussions.

I love the sport. Love everything about it. But I'd want the kids in my family to play baseball.