The National Football League Players Union will be meeting with the league soon to discuss a new collective barganing agreement. One of the discussions on the table will the how the N.F.L. and its players deal with cannabis use.
With news about how the National Football League swept reports about concussions under the rug, how teams deal with pain and players being fearful of C.T.E., many are looking for alternative medicines to help with pain management and other health issues. Cannabis has been the choice of players for decades.
As more states become medically and recreationally 420 friendly, that leaves the most popular sport in the country in a weird position. Does it ignore reports and their own players when it comes to cannabis use or do they stick to what they’ve been doing?
Recently, a group or physicians and players came together for a common goal, get players weed!
Recently, Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Eugene Monroe joined former Redskins linebacker Johnathan Calais alongside Dr. David Nathan to discuss players need for cannabis. Watch their conversation here.
