ETHICS UNWRAPPED neither the only nor the most common cause of concussions. Professor Goldows "there is little evidence that such incremental changes le g., in tackling tet substantial risk-reducing effect. Some people accuse the media (and others) of hysterically overhyping the dangers of tackin football to the brain.58 other people believe that media discussions have impeded change in minimizing sports violence. At the end of the day, the jury still the question of whether you can go to a football game or watch one on telev good about yourself for supporting a sport that seems to cause irreversible traumatic brain injuries. General Discussion Questions CASE STUDY 1. Which approach do you think should be used to determine the ethicality of banning, or at least seriously reforming, football to reduce head trauma? Utilitarian? Deontological? Explain why and how using that approach might play out. 2. If you apply Systematic Moral Analysis to the question of whether or not it is moral to continue to support and/