NFL wives band together in fight against league’s concussion payout protocol: Part 1

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ABC News published this video item, entitled “NFL wives band together in fight against league’s concussion payout protocol: Part 1” – below is their description.

The women advocated against race-norming, which they say discriminated against Black former players and is used to determine former players eligible for payouts as part of NFL concussion settlements.

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