Since 1947, professional sports leagues like the NFL have required teams to disclose player injuries to maintain betting integrity. However, this practice raises significant privacy concerns for athletes, who are subjected to a higher standard of disclosure than other public figures. Critics highlight that such reports can lead to targeted injuries and perpetuate stigma around mental health issues. The current system allows vague explanations like 'personal reasons,' which can fuel public speculation and invade privacy. Moreover, anecdotal evidence suggests that exposure to injury data may worsen compulsive betting behaviors. To address these issues, experts propose eliminating detailed injury reports in favor of simply indicating player availability, thereby protecting athletes' private health information while still informing fans.