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Hall of Fame RB Tony Dorsett traces several health problems to concussions during an NFL career that lasted from 1977-88.
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February 02, 2012
Recall those 12 retired NFL players who sued the league for its use of the painkiller Toradol. Now ex-Dallas Cowboy Tony Dorset and more than 300 former players are suing the league because "More...
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February 02, 2012
The helmet-to-helmet shot knocked Tony Dorsett out cold in the second quarter of a 1984 Cowboys-Eagles game, the hardest hit he ever took during his Hall of Fame NFL career.
''It was like a freight train hitting a Volkswagen,'' Dorsett says now.
''Did they know it was a concussion?'' he asks rhetorically during an interview with The Associated Press...
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February 03, 2012
The helmet-to-helmet shot knocked Tony Dorsett out cold in the second quarter of a 1984 Dallas Cowboys-Philadelphia Eagles game, the hardest hit he took in his Hall of Fame NFL career. "It was like a freight train hitting a Volkswagen," Dorsett says now. "Did they know it was a concussion?" he asks rhetorically in an interview with The Associated Press. "...
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February 02, 2012
Tony Dorsett traces several health problems to concussions during a career that lasted from 1977-88, and he has joined more than 300 former players including three other members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and at least 32 first- or second-team All-Pro selections in suing the NFL, its teams and, in some cases, helmet maker Riddell.
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February 03, 2012
Former Dallas Cowboys star Tony Dorsett traces several health problems to concussions during a career that lasted from 1977 to 1988, and he has joined more than 300 former players…Click to Continue »
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February 02, 2012
Former Dallas Cowboys star tailback Tony Dorsett says he forgets people's names or why he walked into a room, and he fears his memory issues are getting worse.Dorsett traces his problems to concussions during an NFL career that lasted from 1977-88. He has joined more than 300 ex-players _ including ...
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February 02, 2012
Concussions in sports are not nearly as monitored as they should be. Everyone knows that, yet it remains a problem, especially in the NFL. Players might sit out one game after suffering one and then jump right back into action. It’s not until any years later, when players experience the consequences of concussions, that they begin to really pay attention to it.
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February 02, 2012
Former Dallas Cowboys star tailback Tony Dorsett says he forgets people's names or why he walked into a room, and he fears his memory issues are getting worse.
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February 02, 2012
The helmet-to-helmet shot knocked Tony Dorsett out cold in the second quarter of a 1984 Cowboys-Eagles game, the hardest hit he ever took during his Hall of Fame NFL career.
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February 02, 2012
The helmet-to-helmet shot knocked Tony Dorsett out cold in the second quarter of a 1984 Cowboys-Eagles game, the hardest hit he ever took during his Hall of Fame NFL career.
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February 04, 2012
A hot topic of debate in the NFL over the last few years has been about concussions, and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones knows first-hand the effects of head injuries from playing the game.
Appearing as a guest on the new NBC Sports Network show Costas Tonight, Jones said he had suffered "50 concussions" during his playing career. Jones was responding to a segment earlier...
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February 02, 2012
The helmet-to-helmet shot knocked Tony Dorsett out cold in the second quarter of a'84 Cowboys-Eagles game, the hardest hit he ever took during his Hall of Fame NFL career.
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February 02, 2012
The helmet-to-helmet shot knocked Tony Dorsett out cold in the second quarter of a 1984 Cowboys-Eagles game, the hardest hit he ever took during his Hall of Fame NFL career.
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