This past week a wonderful article entitled "NFL is HeadSerious About Safety" written by noted sports columnist Rick Telander came out in the Chicago Sun Times. In this excellent calltoaction piece of press, he tells the story of the NFL becoming more attuned to the subtle yet substantial effects that a blow to the head can have on a football player's health. As someone who has conducted hundreds and hundreds of neuropsychological evaluations, I can personally attest to the dramatic ways cortical damage or bruising of the brain can have on a wide array of aspects touching on emotional and physical health.Goldson was fined $30,000 just last week for a hit on Jets tight end Jeff Cumberland, suggesting that won't change the way he plays overnight, either. Goldson already has amassed more personal fouls than anyone in the league total 2010. None of it appears to have made an impression.

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