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Football is under attack. At least that's the perception for some, especially as we learn more about the effects of concu sions on players' long-term health. And coach Bruce Arians is tired of hearing about it."People that say, 'I won't let my son play football ' are fools," Arians told ."We have this fear of concu sion that is real, but not all of those statistics, I think, Bernhard Seikovits Jersey can prove anything," he continued, echoing comments made by several NFL owners earlier this week.No, that's absurd," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told the about chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and playing football. Andy Isabella Jersey "There's no data that in any way creates a knowledge. There's no way that you could have made a comment that there is an a sociation and some type of a sertion. In most things, you have to back it up by studies. And in this particular case, we all know how medicine is. Medicine is evolving." Texans owner Bob McNair , "I think it's an important i sue. I Jack Crawford Jersey 'm more concerned about the misconceptions people can have about it than I am about what's really taking place. We're studying this i sue closely, more than anyone else. We've put up money for research before anyone else did. Our medical scientists still don't know what the cause of CTE is. It appears that if you've had multiple concu sions from whatever you've been doing, riding a bicycle, skateboarding, it's not just football, that there's a po sibility it could lead to CTE."Meanwhile, Arians has nothing but good things to say about football."This is Michael Dogbe Jersey the greatest game in the world," he said. "I think it teaches more values than any other game that you play. You have things that happen in your life that aren't going to be good. If you play football, Kelvin Beachum Jersey you know how to handle them. It doesn't nece sarily equate in track and other things." Last week, during a roundtable discu sion on concu sion research with the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, NFL senior VP for Health and Safety Policy Jeff Miller was asked if he thought there was a link between football and CTE.The answer to that question is certainly yes," he said.It was the first time the league publicly acknowledged the link.