The message from Boyle's study is clear: just as we had a financial crash, we may soon have "a football crash". Football is developing a serious case of tooth decay: however, even as the game is crying out for a round of root canal surgery, we keep on feeding it bowlfuls of sugar. Sooner or later, this is really going to hurt.NFL teams made their first round of preseason cuts Tuesday, with the second and final round coming Saturday. Aumavae, a 6foot2, 310pound nose tackle, needs to make the final 53man roster to realize his dream of becoming the 11th NFL player from Alaska.Aumavae, 27, made the box score in the Jets' first three preseason games. He recorded an assist on a tackle in last weekend's 2421 preseason victory over the New York Giants to raise his tackle total to four.If he survives the final cut, Aumavae will give Alaska four players in the NFL, joining North Pole's Daryn Colledge (Arizona Cardinals), Dimond High graduate Chris Kuper (Denver Broncos) and Bartlet