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NY Times · Mar 25, 2016

Column: After a Step Forward on Concussions, NFL Steps Back

Few things better sum up the NFL's self-serving past efforts on concussion research than a scene from the movie "Thank You for Smoking."

Tobacco industry spokesman Nick Naylor — played by actor Aaron Eckhart — is talking to a class of kids when one says:

"My mommy says smoking kills."

"Oh, is your mommy a doctor?" Naylor asks.

"No," the child replies.

"A scientific researcher of some kind?"

"No."

"Well, then," Naylor concludes, "she's hardly a credible expert, is she?"

Just when you thought the NFL was done playing those kind of games — voila! — along comes yet another.

Full story at NY Times

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