The person in this clip who says NFL players are "expendable commodities" is unfortunately correct, judging from the NFL's attitude about head injuries. Reminds me a bit of how the tobacco industry tried for years to deny a link between smoking and cancer. Enjoy this clip....
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November 09, 2009
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