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Christian Values
Real-Life Situations
Decision-Making & Pressures
Lawsuits, Policies, & Perspectives
100

Which Christian value discussed challenges athletes to protect their physical health (not just to perform or win). Reminds us to care for our body as a gift from God.

Stewardship

100

You are the captain. A teammate seems “off” after a hit but won’t admit it. What should you do?

Step in, show concern, and alert a coach for their safety.

100

Name one outside factor that can influence an athlete’s decisions to report or hide a concussion

Coaches, teammates, playing time, success-rate

100
What is one organization that athletes have taken legal action against because of concussion-related injuries?

The NFL or NCAA

200

Which value would influence a player to speak up if they see a teammate hiding an injury? Hint: Looking out for others, not just yourself.

Compassion

200

A coach tells you, “You’re fine. Just shake it off.” What should you do? 

Respectfully push back and advocate for your health.
200

What percent of athletes experienced pressure from at least one source to continue playing after a head injury?

25%

200

What does the NCAA not require D1 schools to submit for review?

Their concussion safety protocols

300

Which value means putting team and personal safety before pressure to win?

Responsibility

300

The team, depends on one player, but they show signs of a concussion. How do you balance care and competition?

Prioritize their health over the scoreboard, even if it is difficult.

300

Why might a personal physician be more cautions than a team physician when evaluating an injured athlete?

A personal physician prioritizes the athlete’s full well-being over team success

300

Name one reason some believe sports with high concussion risks should still be promoted

Sports bring fulfillment, happiness, and life lessons

400

A player hides symptoms to stay in the game. Which value is missing? Hint: doing what is right even when it is hard.

Integrity 

400

After a big game, a player suffers long-term damage. Who holds moral responsibility and why?

The team, coaches, or league for ignoring warning signs or failing to act responsibly.

400

What are the risks of athletes playing through concussions without disclosing symptoms?

Increased long-term brain damage, risk of repeated concussions, and poor recovery

400

What is a key argument in the NCAA lawsuit involving former athletes?

That the NCAA failed to protect players from long-term brain damage