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If the NFL ever declines in this country, it will be from within. The soulless arrogance of the league office, is a problem. These players make a living playing a violent game. A good percentage of them do not understand how to compartmentalize it, and leave the aggression that is needed to survive in that league, on the field. The suits couldnt care less about there players inability to function in normal society. As long as they arent dunking through goal posts, committing uniform violations, the stadiums are full, the TV ratings are high, and the revenues keep pouring in, all is well.

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