Terry Bradshaw Talks Concussions with Jay Leno
Jun 14, 2012
Terry Bradshaw opened up on Jay Leno’s Tonight Show once again when asked about his injuries and concussions from his years in football. Best stuff starts around 2:30 in this clip from his appearance on June 13th – including a well-deserved plug for The Amen Clinic:
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Gordon Wright
June 15th, 2012 at 7:37 am #
I watched Jay Leno when Bradshaw and his daughter did a song together.
I heard what he said about the NFL Owners. The AntiTrust is the only thing holding the NFL Conglomerate together. Get rid of the AntiTrust and the NFL Players might have half a chance at fair treatment from their current and former employers.
The Federal Labor Laws don’t apply to the NFL Owners!
Gordon Wright
Philadelphia Eagles & New York Jets
1967 – 1970