Football is back. A new CTE study asks what it costs.

As football season kicks off, millions tune in to enjoy one of America's favorite pastimes, but a new study on chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) highlights the serious long-term health risks players face. This research dives into the cognitive and physical damage caused by repeated head injuries in the sport, prompting questions about the true cost of our football fandom. The article suggests that while fans revel in the game, they might need to consider the hidden price players pay, raising ethical questions about the sport’s future and the responsibilities of both players and spectators.