i don't want to cast any aspersions on joe carr, the president of the national football league, and ay upstanding moral, religious man, but when he brought his columbus team in 1922, they drew a very sparse crowd because of the heavy rainstorm. yet when he left town, he talked about how much his traveling party loved green bay, love the opportunity to come here and play, and with a great football town it was. title town was a name that is reasons -- that the citizens of green bay came up with after the packers clinched their first conference championship under vince la guardia. they were due to play the new york giants at was -- at what was then city stadium. it was the first time green bay was the host and nfl championship game. they had won six championships during the curly lambeau years, but never played a postseason game in green bay. partly because of the playoff system and how it worked back then, and three of the championships were won before there were championship games. 1961 was going to be the first, and i still think that he might have produced more genuine excitement and

and his colleagues wrote in the history of the national football league that s they lovereason comingere was this was a homey city. ♪ there were speakeasies open all over downtown. fans could go to after games, maybe before games, and there were also red light districts in the neighboring towns, that whoever could go out and enjoy whatever they had to offer. that was the reason so many loved to come here. casting want to go aspersions on the president of the national football league and i think a very upstanding, moral, religious man. but when he brought a columbus team here in 1922, they drew a very sparse route because of the heavy rainstorm in green bay. yet when he left town, they talked about how much the traveling party loved green bay, love the opportunity to play football. i am guessing that played a part of it. was a member of the citizens of green bay him up with after they clinched their first championship under bensalem party. they were due to play the new york giants at what was then called city stadium. it was the first time green bay was going to host an nfl championshi

if it comes to fruition that would be a huge story in the national football league. patriots win here tonight 43-17 over the bengals. al michaels is back to wrap things up after this. . alright guys. the usual. double wings, extra ranch. we need to do something different. callahan's? ehh, i mean get away, like, away away. road trip? double wings, extra ranch. feels good to mix it up. the all-new, fuel-efficient volkswagen golf tdi clean diesel. up to 594 miles of adventure in every tank. at the sears columbus day, appliance event. hurry in and save up to 30% off kenmore appliances. plus, 10% off other top 10 appliance brands, only at sears. come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemete

you are very right, in 2008 when sports legacy was founded by chris and myself, the national football league was denying there was any connection between repettive pain injury, and later life diseases. fortunately now that's not within the case, and since 2010 no other league has taken as many changes as has been the national football league. but it is a fact, that that has been partly because of needing to react to the environment they are in, and the science that has come foract, and react, yes, to litigation as well. and i wasn't trying to say that the nfl should get all this credit, for the reduction in the amount of hitting, because that came it of the collective bargaining agreement, and the nfl p. a.m., with their lawyer agents, had a big role to play, of course, in that reduction in hitting because the nfl p.a. gets it, they understand that this repettive head trauma is not good for their athletes and so they were instrumental in making these changes. but the nfl has gone along with it, and commissioner gadell has come forward with many overrule changes such as moving up the kick off

will be paul clement, who will be flanked by anastasia danias, she's from the national football league from paul weiss... >> narrator: they insisted the league had done nothing wrong. >> let's be clear. we strongly deny those allegations that we withheld any information or misled the players. and if we have to defend this suit, as paul was alluding to, we will do that and be able to make those factual allegations. but we absolutely deny those allegations. >> narrator: but away from the cameras, the two sides were engaged in tense court-ordered negotiations. >> the players, initially, they were requesting around $2 billion or a little more than $2 billion, and what we've been told is the nfl was offering virtually nothing-- they were offering "peanuts," as one person said. >> narrator: the players believed they had significant leverage-- a threat to the nfl. >> the threat was that the doctors and trainers, neuropsychologists, maybe owners, maybe commissioners and ex-commissioners, we going to have to testify under oath as to what they knew and when. >> historic settlement today, with th

if it comes to fruition that would be a huge story in the national football league. patriots win here tonight 43-17 over the bengals. al michaels is back to wrap things up after this. . alright guys. the usual. double wings, extra ranch. we need to do something different. callahan's? ehh, i mean get away, like, away away. road trip? double wings, extra ranch. feels good to mix it up. the all-new, fuel-efficient volkswagen golf tdi clean diesel. up to 594 miles of adventure in every tank. at the sears columbus day, appliance event. hurry in and save up to 30% off kenmore appliances. plus, 10% off other top 10 appliance brands, only at sears. come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemete

and in the wake of peterson's case and others, national football league team owners met in new york cityo learn about domestic violence. they talked about proposed changes in nfl policy and punishments as well as ways to help abuse victims. marlie hall reports. >> reporter: nl nfl team owners and others met wednesday to discuss the league policy and disciplinary action. the nfl has come under fire following the ray rice domestic assault case and a series of other domestic violence incidents. commissioner roger goodell said they're taking continuous steps. >> we're doing this to do it as quickly as possible, but most importantly we want to make sure it's thorough, it's right. >> i think this is an opportunity for every man to look inside himself. >> reporter: owners watched a domestic violence video featuring former defensive tackle joe ehrmann. >> think about the women in your life. >> i think all of us learned a lot and hopefully we're able to implement some of this going forward. >> reporter: commissioner roger goodell said the education will expand to include all nfl personnel. marlie

in the 2014 national football league season.name is richizen, i'm joined by deion sanders, steve mare ucci, marshall faulk and willie mcginnis. tom brady will be joining us live here on set after, again, another tight chapter put in the book of the jets-patriots rivalry. willie: we wrote this game up before it started. these teams would both come out and compete. i thought geno played well. the jets came out and competed, came down to one play. luckily the patriots got a hand up and blocked the field goal. rich: nine it'd tths to zero interceptions for brady. steve: you know the rivalry here. you've got to have a quarterback play very good football. very efficient football. tom was sacked just once. you see him make big play fless pocket. this is the first drive a bigged touchdown pass to vefreen cal, they got on the bort quickly. here's another one to vereen. another one to amendola in the pocket. you know, completions to everybody. he spread the ball around, edelman, gronk, it was lafell. tom brady played a very efficient and

in the 2014 national football league season.name is richizen, i'm joined by deion sanders, steve mare ucci, marshall faulk and willie mcginnis. tom brady will be joining us live here on set after, again, another tight chapter put in the book of the jets-patriots rivalry. willie: we wrote this game up before it started. these teams would both come out and compete. i thought geno played well. the jets came out and competed, came down to one play. luckily the patriots got a hand up and blocked the field goal. rich: nine it'd tths to zero interceptions for brady. steve: you know the rivalry here. you've got to have a quarterback play very good football. very efficient football. tom was sacked just once. you see him make big play fless pocket. this is the first drive a bigged touchdown pass to vefreen cal, they got on the bort quickly. here's another one to vereen. another one to amendola in the pocket. you know, completions to everybody. he spread the ball around, edelman, gronk, it was lafell. tom brady played a very efficient and

problems for the national football league. controversy over the washington team's name has reached a fever pitch. the ftc may ban the use of the name on the air waves. >> welcome to redskins chronicles. >> giants will be taking on our washington redskins. >> the rain did not keep thousands of redskins fans from traveling to baltimore. >> a petition was filed by a george washington university professor. he was a key person in getting get ads off radio and television and he argues that the team name is a racial slur and offensive. fans have filed a complaint challenging the license renewal of wwxx. the radio station is owned by the washington redskins team owner, david schneider. he also sent a letter to the four most-watched television stations in los angeles. he contacted affiliates for abc, nbc, cbs, and the cw informing them he is coming for them next. this is the most aggressive push yet in an effort to force the national football league and the team to change its name. joining me tonight, professor john banzif who filed th

more shocking -- i was allowed to play footage without the express written consent of the national football leaguesomething's very, very wrong! i didn't even know there were muslim football players. how can they play if they're not allowed to touch pigskin? (laughter) what's going to happen? we'll have to switch to halal balls. (laughter) but there's an even bigger scandal than a muslim being penalized for his religious beliefs -- the n.f.l. said they shouldn't have done it. (laughter) they released a statement this morning saying that the referee "is not to flag a player who goes to the ground as part of a religious expression and, as a result, there should have been no penalty on the play." no penalty on the play? how about holding... the wrong religious beliefs? (laughter) okay? we all know football is a christian sport. that's why we have plays like "the hail mary" and "the lateral judas." and, in football, we thank only jesus. tim tebow was so good at it, we started calling praying "tebowing." though these days, "tebowing" means bagging grocery at a safeway. (laughter) football works like thi

the national football league tested today giving recent disputes. on this very topic. unfortunately the late notification of the nfl testified made it difficult for us to secure players with this. mr. chairman today's hearing is important. i appreciate the sub committee review of sports related brain injuries and i look forward to working together. all of us on this issue in the months ahead. thank you for holding the hearing and look forward to the testimony of the witnesses. yield back my time. >> still have a minute left. if gentleman in utah wanted to use it. >> i might just point out that moving physically and conditioning the body is not anywhere near dangerous as subjecting one self to brain injuries. . >> it's interesting but the issue is we want kids to go out and play. we want them to join youth leagues. >> and we want sports but we want it to be as safe as possible. >> absolutely. and to use your last 26 seconds, this is one of those where jan and i both i. >> we have deputy commissioner of nhl. next to him executive director of u.s.a. hockey. then we have m

these problems aren't just happening in the national football league. this isn't the only sport and place in america where we're seeing domestic abuse. in terms of the nfl paying attention to it now, it's because the public is finally paying attention, that the report was able to recite the different reports of players involved in domestic violence. nobody paid attention to it in the past, but now they are -- >> you guys are both speaking the same language here. i want to go back to brent here. first of all, we're not talking about a screaming match, not somebody throwing a dish, or a slapping match. we're talking about throwing a woman down the stairs, punching a pregnant woman in the stomach, decking a woman in an elevator. you're telling me this is american life. is this your argument, both of you, this is the world we live in? >> it's not american life for most people. >> but jocks, the highly paid athletes? give me the sub set of america this reflects. i went to school with jocks. they got special meals and special everything. but the fact of the m

. >> it's hard to win in the national football league. a win is a win.ut you know, it's good for us to go out and put a whole game together. we'll continue going forward. >> we will have much more on a monday night edition of gameday final with ducis rodgers and mike quick tonight at 11:35 p.m. before the eagles head off on a bye week. they said bye-bye. they reported to the complex for a brief photo day. chip kelly clocked it. not at hair out of the place for nick foles. and curry is hugging for the camera. showing his buddies and then bellies. he ran picture day like he runs his practices. tempo, tempo, tempo. >> one of the guys thought he was anson adams. it's not going to hang in the philadelphia museum of art. it's going to hang in an office. get it done. >> is he funny. the picture of the bellies, rick, that might hang in your offers. you liked it right? >>> it's a good thing that they won last night. thank you. the wait is almost over. speakers and guests converge on the convention center. they will participate in workshops and group chats. joanna

at the end of the day it's not just the national football league it's everywhere. did some research and communicated with the national domestic abuse hot line and hearing the stories going on and all of the things, not just in the league, but everywhere. i pass it to different people and pass it to two people every day this month is the goal and hopefully people keep sharing it. so for us, yes, we note seriousness of it and know the seriousness of it in the national football league and in other sports and just the seriousness of it everywhere. it's not just in the united states, it's also globally. that's why i want to pass the peace and continue to keep putting the two fingers up and sharing it with the world. >> russell wilson, quarterback for the seattle seahawks. good luck monday night, russell. >> thank you guys so much. >>> millions of parents asking should i let my child play football? is it worth it. we'll talk about it, ahead. bad news in email. good news -- fedex has flat rate shipping. it's called fedex one rate. and it's affordable. sounds great. [ cell

they are the only team in the national football league to not win a football game. but they get cleveland tomorrow and that was where we find vern glenn. >> reporter: dennis i'm coming to you from the rock and roll hall of fame in downtown cleveland. and right next door is browns stadium. it's where the raiders are going to try and put a stop to this 0-6 record. now, the browns are favored by a touchdown. but to quote steve perry the mantra in the raiders' locker room don't stop believing. >> we got to stick together and keep the positive attitude going because this thing is eventually going turn around. hopefully it's this week. hopefully it's sooner than later. but i tell them all the time hey we're going to be a part of it and we're going to be a part of the turnaround you know. let's keep the hard work going and the positive attitude and be the examples. >> reporter: raider nation, they're in a position to put an end to the 15 game losing streak in the eastern time zone too. >> this week it's going to be how come you know -- or you guys haven't won a game on the

i think the whole trade deadline in the national football league, i said it this morning, is overblowns not major league baseball where we're unloading contracts, four guys are going here and all of a sudden we're tradingç min leaguers and all that. we're not actively looking for anything. >> nick foles set an eagles record with 36 completions, matched the franchise record with 62 attempts. that's a lot. compare that to 21 carries for lesean mccoy. could the eagles have taken pressure off nick by running the ball more? >> i didn't think it was ranked high on defense from the way they played at all. i thought it was all successful because of what we did get. then at the end we ran so easy on them. >> does it make you think, we should have done it more? >> that's not really my call. >> on to the sixers, travis outlaw and a second round pick in 2019. yes, sam hinkey looking ahead. >>> flyers have won 3 of 4. ray emery has been in net. he stopped 35 of 37 shots saturday night in the win over the red wings. on the flip side, steve mason is 0-3-1. ray emery is the hot goalie. he could start

. >>> national football league owners were the first to see a video that will be shown to all nfl personnel. >> think about the women in your life, the women that you love and care for, the women that have nurtured you. our mothers -- >> the video was shown at yesterday's owners meeting. kpix 5's joe vazquez reports, it's part of an education session on domestic violence and sexual assault. >> how do we redeem this moment? >> reporter: the video features former nfl player joer minute who is now a motivational speaker. he asks the viewer to imagine a lady in your life, a wife, daughter or niece. >> imagine that they are at a party and there's some man in there that starts to assault them. physically, sexually, verbally. think about your feelings toward that perpetrator of violence. >> his voice is credible. >> reporter: brian o'connor says the video reflects the kind of conversation his group and others like it have been having with the nfl lately. what he is waiting to see is the league take more action. >> right now it's still just talk. the important piece is what is the program and what'

in reference of what is happening within the national football league and the other arena, we know that we are having the impact and so, we want to applaud all of those persons that stand here with us today, and in unison to have even greater impact this is nationally the report and if it was up to me, i would read the whole report. but i won't do that, but i am going to trust that each of you will get your hands on this report, when it is in your fully bound form and review it. and really appreciate the work that has gone into not the report, itself, but the work that has gone into making the critical and necessary changes that we have the critical response to the domestic violence in san francisco and let me just give you a few of those highlights etch of which is not more important than the other and each stands alone with great importance. and one, we have been able to achieve the greater accountability for domestic violence, offenders and working with the probation department, and and the others to achieve this end and we have ex-expanded language access for domestic violence survi

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that you'll ever find and right now, the raiders are the only team without a win in the national football leagueleveland. and vern glenn is the only bay area television reporter on the scene. >> reporter: dennis, i'm coming to you from the rock and roll hall of fame in downtown cleveland. and right next door is browns' stadium. it's where the raiders are going to try and put a stop to this 0-6 record. now, the browns are favored by a touchdown. but to quote steve perry the mantra in the raiders' locker room, don't stop believing. >> we have to stick together and keep the positive attitude going. hopefully it's sooner than later and hopefully this is the week but i tell them all the time. hey we're going to be a part of the turnaround. so let's keep that positive attitude and let's keep that hard work going and be the examples. >> hey raider nation? they're in a position to put an end to this 15 game losing streak in the eastern time zone too. >> this week it's going to be how come you know -- or you guys haven't won a game on the other side of you know the turnpike. and however long or whatever

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healthy, he's really talented and they might have the best run blocking offensive line in the national football leaguewe're talking about a redskins defense which is completely depleted. i have a hard time believing that this is going to be very pretty. it's another monday night massacre i'm afraid to say. >> the question with the redskins, you talked about the dallas defense, where, oh where has alfred gone? even just this run game, period. >> i think a lot of that has to do with the offensive line, but more than that i'd like to see roy helu get a little bit more involved in the offense, more of a pass catching back and really shift things up a little bit because morris, running down hill is the style of alfred morris. he looks a little tentative from time to time. had he a couple decent runs against tennessee. this isn't the same alfred morris running game we had years ago, new regime, new style. >> let's look at the rest of the nfc east in action today, eagles at arizona, 7-7 after the half until larry fitzgerald gets his hands on the ball off to the races. cardinals take the lead, but eagles scor

folded, the baltimore colts, cleveland browns, and of course the 49ers joined forces with the national football leagueit was in the 1950s that the 49ers would be perceived as something special, as their million-dollar backfield exploded on to the scene and the running game was viewed as one of the most dominant of their time. playmakers, leaders, dynasties. all of these are represented in canton. and all of them have the common ground of northern california adorning their walls. the 49ers live on in the pro football hall of fame, but so do their faithful. if you ever decide to visit, you will find that behind those great players and coaches there stands an army of fans. and by the way, if you look close enough, nestled in the hallway, emblazoned on a plaque, eternally professing his faithfulness, you will find martin jacobs as well. and he is right where he belongs. miss ps. >>> a dark secret in silicon valley's high-tech job market. >> indentured servant is a pretty accurate term. >> monday morning we investigate a system of cheap labor. >> i feel i'm trapped. >> and how this hiring practice sometime