Awful Announcing
"Frankly, this is such a medical disaster that if I'm Tua and I recover from this, which is not guaranteed, I might say 'I don't want to play for this team any more because of what they did.'"
Michael Smith's appearance during the post-game show helped Amazon save face.
"The last game I played in 2008, dude, I took meds that I never was taking, and I shotgunned a beer to take the, literally, buzz out of what was going on."
"I would have lost a lot of money right now playing in the game. Back in my era, we were taught to lead with the front of your helmet. That’s helmet to helmet. We didn’t even think about concussions back then."
Hoge has ranted about links tying the NFL to CTE and the resulting lawsuits, claiming those are based on"bad science" and "a plot to destroy football." Now, he's citing recent studies to sue Monsanto over Roundup, which he blames for causing his 2003 bout with cancer.
Buoniconti co-hosted Inside The NFL for 23 years, and was the subject of an HBO Sports documentary earlier this year.
The project aims to educate both student journalists and professional journalists on concussion reporting terminology and best practices.
"Pat believed the men who built the game should be taken care of and that’s why we filed this. It was out of principle. It is also a show of support for the cause at large."
Former players with Alzheimer's have not yet received their payments, HBO's Real Sports reports.
Favre said he's not eager to have his grandchildren play football.
On Outside The Lines, Kate Fagan struck back at Carpenter's claims that ESPN doesn't cover concussions with a montage of concussion coverage.
A week after appearing on ESPN to discuss her concussion documentary, Rebecca Carpenter accused them of not doing investigative concussion reporting.
Ferentz isn't happy Cunningham criticized his decision to leave Beathard in during the 2016 Outback Bowl.
