((HT: NBC Sports/NFL))Full disclosure...The HQ supports Team Gleason and an ALS Chapter here at home base since we're very close to someone who suffers from Lou Gehrig's Disease...Peter King does a great job on catching up with Steve and his wife Michel as they battle the disease form two fronts- their very private front and the public front we all see with Steve as his fight is now in the 13th month.Until this gets pulled or NBC comes up with a longer version that includes the intro and a longer outro from Bob Costas...Enjoy...And support causes that mean everything to you...
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