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[QUOTE="Libero2, post: 3492086, member: 2812"]
As a guy who played college sports (not football) I agree that there is a commitment level that is expected, and something that most people can't relate to (perfectly) if they haven't been there. But this is a different reason than virtually anything any of us have ever experienced. This thing has killed hundreds of thousands of Americans, and it's silly to think that doesn't change the game.. Kids their age are hit and hard. If they have a pre-existing medical condition they are at even greater risk. If that's their choice, it's not like thy won't tell their brothers why, it will be known.

When the time comes to rejoin the team, most guys will welcome them back, some might not be excited about it, and might question their loyalty internally but their will be no outward shaming. As for the coaches, as long as a guy can help you win, they can (and often do) look past just about anything. Think about all the guys who get suspended for the stupid stuff they do and they get right back on the field once it's over because they are the best man to get it done.
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