TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 5月20日 07時23分

In the summer of 2017, @john_urschel announced he was retiring from the @NFL, at age 26, to pursue his mathematics doctorate full time. His decision came two days after the Journal of the American Medical Association published a study showing that CTE, a degenerative disease, had been found in the brains of 110 of 111 ex–NFL players examined by @bostonu researchers. Yes, the findings factored into Urschel’s decision. But he insists they didn’t tip the scales. He had been thinking hard about stepping away, as he was already taking classes at MIT (@mitpics). Still, the media painted Urschel’s choice as more evidence that smart young pros, fearing brain trauma, were fleeing the game. Nearly two years after retiring, Sean Gregory reports, he says that while he misses the paycheck—who wouldn’t?—he hasn’t felt a single pang of regret on #football Sundays, when he’s wrestling with theorems instead of 300-lb. linemen. “It’s a pretty cool life,” he says one recent afternoon in Cambridge, Mass. “I wake up in the morning, I walk to my office. I think all day.” Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @_tonyluong for TIME

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