NFL Must Better Prepare Players For Life After Football

The tragic death of 20-year NFL veteran and Hall of Fame-bound LB Junior Seau has focused a great deal of attention on brain trauma and the impact on NFL players' lives post-football.

The NFL has been built on the blood, sweat and efforts of its players. Each group of players has passed down to others a better situation. The current NFL ownership have an obligation, and a responsibility, to make the transition of their alumni into the post-career life easier -- and possible.

Anne ‘Kip’ Watson is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Trainer and Professional Athlete for 15 years. Through her company NeuroSport™, she uses the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI™) and neuroscience to work with athletes, agents, coaches, and parents to customize training and preparation.

Anne joins us to chat about the shortcomings in the NFL. How it can be improved for the player. Stop by Wednesday October 24^th @ 7PM EST at BEYONDtheCheers on blogtalkradio as we chat LIVE with Ann ‘Kip’ Watson. Dial-in TOLL FREE 1-877-357-2448 in Canada and United States to ask a question, or email in advance.