Goodell, Upshaw to Testify Before Senate Committee Tuesday
Commissioner Roger Goodell, Players Association chief Gene Upshaw and former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka are among those scheduled to testify before the Senate commerce committee during a hearing Tuesday.
The hearing deals with benefits for former players.
By Mark Maske |
September 12, 2007; 3:46 PM ET
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Upshaw is a puppet for the money. As long as the gravey tain runs, he'll tap along. And why not, not many of us really wany=t to consider the health consequences: aches and pains beyond normal, suicides related to head injuries and shorter life expectancies. The average fan doesn't know that the retirement pay doesn't start until age 55. Put that fact next to shorter life span and routine denial of disability pay an dthe math in the owner's favor.