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7:18Now PlayingChris Johnson, one of the most explosive running backs in NFL history, is now living with ALS at just 40 years old, and his Good Morning America interview should have confronted the obvious question about football’s connection to degenerative disease. Instead, Michael Strahan never asked it, despite decades of research, former players with ALS, and studies showing professional football players face a far higher risk than the general population. When the networks covering the sport are financially tied to the league itself, silence stops looking accidental and starts looking like the product protecting itself. Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains.
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