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Brian Urlacher Says He Would Hide Concussion from Team Doctors
Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher is an old school player with an attitude. He hits hard, talks crap, and is strict about the way his son is raised. That’s why it’s no surprise to hear him say he would hide a concussion from a team doctor.
“If I have a concussion these days, I’m going to say something happened to my toe or knee just to get my bearings for a...
Urlacher admits use of Toradol, lying about injuries
Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher admitted his longtime use of the painkiller Toradol and also detailed that he would hide a concussion to remain on the field.
Toradol is used to lower inflammation and relieve moderately severe pain - usually after surgery - but it can lead to kidney failure and gastrointestinal bleeding.
"First of all, we (as players) love football...
Brian Urlacher Is Willing to Risk His Kidney to Stay on the Football Field
Man, you gotta love Brian Urlacher's love for the game. The Chicago Bears' All-Star linebacker said that he took painkilling injections to stay on the football field and avoid injuries. He even had a concussion, and took this injection, to stay on the gridiron."It's normal," Urlacher told "Real Sports." "You drop your pants, you get the alcohol...
Bears' Brian Urlacher says Toradol use isn't rampant
CHICAGO - Brian Urlacher's sprained knee is coming along just fine, and his progress has nothing to do with taking...
Urlacher downplays risk of taking painkiller
Chicago Bears middle linebacker Brian Urlacher acknowledged that he uses the painkiller Toradol in the latest edition of Real Sports on HBO.
Urlacher says Toradol use isn't rampant
Bears linebacker says he has taken controversial drug 40-50 times to help him playBrian Urlacher's sprained knee is coming along just fine, and his progress has nothing to do with taking pain medicine.
Bears' Urlacher admits he uses painkiller Toradol
Told it can cause kidney failure, he said he'd still use drug Beating the Vikings in the season finale isn't the only thing that made the pain go away for Brian Urlacher
Urlacher gets shots, would lie to stay on field
Brian Urlacher says that he receives injections to stay on the field.
The Bears Beat (01.24.12): Bears narrow their GM search to Emery, Licht
The Bears have narrowed their list of general manager candidates to two, the Chiefs’ Phil Emery and the Patriots’ Jason Licht. Brian Urlacher opens up about taking painkillers. And safety Chris Conte was named to the NFL all-rookie team.
Bears’ GM search down to Chiefs’ Phil Emery, Patriots’ Jason Licht
Tue Jan 24 02:15:37 2012
MOBILE, Ala. — The Bears whittled...
Urlacher: Bears 'not going to overdose us on Toradol'
Brian Urlacher said Tuesday he does what he needs to do to play when he’s in pain, but is not a habitual user of the painkiller Toradol.
Bears' Urlacher admits to painkiller use, hiding concussions
Tough enough? Bears All-Pro LB Brian Urlacher opened up this week about his longtime use of the painkiller Toradol and his habit of hiding concussions during his 12-year career.
Bears' Urlacher defends use of painkiller
Brian Urlacher said Tuesday he does what he needs to do to play when he’s in pain, but is not a habitual user of the painkiller Toradol.
Panel sees Urlacher excelling in any era
In compiling a list of 20 current NFL players who could excel in any era, a panel of 20 Pro Football Hall of Famers plus ESPN's John Clayton selected Bears middle linebacker Brian Urlacher at No. 5.
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