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Story summary
- Troy Aikman, former NFL quarterback, warns safety-focused training camp rules could raise injuries because camps are less physically demanding than in his era.
- He notes players are unprepared for the season's physical toll due to reduced practices.
- Aikman criticizes CBA negotiations, saying coaches lack a voice in decisions about practice frequency.
- He adds that safety measures may hinder game acclimation and raise soft-tissue injuries early in the season.
