This was part 2 of the same article. The author specifically states that Colorado is among the best at spotting and dealing with concussions. In fact, it appeared to me in reading the articles that the author explicitly was NOT going after CU. In fact, almost complimentary of the university.
In general, I think the author was framing two questions: (1) is football safe?, and if not, (2) should universities be involved in a game that potentially debilitates minds?
Personally, I think football has negative health impacts, much more so than other sports, and not just from CTE. The calorie intake for linemen isn’t healthy, stresses the body on a cellular level. These are my opinions, based on reading some research over the years. They are not fact.
However, I love watching the game, and as long as there is informed consent, let players play.