The NFL’s problems in one accidentally revealing ad

2/14/2013

This blog post from The Washington Post's "Wonkblog" analyzes a controversial ad that aired during the 2013 Super Bowl, which highlighted the negative aspects of football. The post discusses the ad's portrayal of the sport as violent, highlighting the long-term health risks and injuries associated with it. It delves into the issue of concussions and their impact on the lives of former players, as well as the ethical concerns surrounding the sport. The author questions the cultural acceptance of football and suggests that the ad serves as a reminder of the dark side of America's beloved sport.

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