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Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 4 12, 8:09 pm
by stlouie_lipp
He had to be referencing something else, right?

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Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 4 12, 8:10 pm
by stlouie_lipp
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Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 7 12, 11:32 am
by lukethedrifter

Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 11 12, 6:18 pm
by AdmiralKird
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Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 11 12, 6:56 pm
by stlouie_lipp
Delay of game? Really? ouch

Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 11 12, 6:58 pm
by longhornbaseball
What a [expletive] joke of a game.

Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 11 12, 7:14 pm
by longhornbaseball
That is the ugliest football game I've ever seen.

Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 11 12, 9:20 pm
by lukethedrifter
Who fake punts from their own end zone? Crazy.

Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 11 12, 9:22 pm
by docellis
i think if the officiating team wasn't in favor of SF, the rams would have won before OT. i know, i sound crazy.

Re: NFL 2012 season thread

Posted: November 16 12, 3:26 pm
by Jocephus
The NFL's retirement board awarded disability payments to at least three former players after concluding that football caused their crippling brain injuries -- even as the league's top medical experts for years consistently denied any link between the sport and long-term brain damage.

The board paid at least $2 million in disability benefits to the players in the late 1990s and 2000s, documents obtained in a joint investigation by ESPN's "Outside the Lines" and PBS' "Frontline" show. The approvals were outlined in previously unpublished documents and medical records related to the 1999 disability claim of Hall of Fame center Mike Webster.

The board's conclusion that Webster and other players suffered brain damage from playing in the NFL could be critical evidence in an expanding lawsuit against the league filed in the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The lawsuit, which involves nearly 4,000 former players, alleges that the NFL for years denied the risks of long-term brain damage and "propagated its own industry-funded and falsified research to support its position."
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