This research paper examines the pressing issue of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) in the NFL, addressing the organization's perceived lack of responsibility towards player health. Focusing on the impact of repetitive head trauma, especially on African American players, the study aims to understand how NFL policies influence player safety and access to medical care. The literature review highlights a growing awareness of CTE in sports and identifies gaps in research, including underreported concussions and potential biases