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One ex-player, former Jet quarterback Richard Todd—who was on the team during one of the league's last labor disputes in 1982—said a generation gap might explain why younger players view the lockout the way they do.
The NFL Lockout: Is It Punishment or Recess? Chris Herring 2011
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Instead of paying lavish salaries to superstars who sometimes fail to produce needed wins, the cash-strapped GM—himself an ex-player who didn't deliver on his shining promise—depends on intricately detailed computer analyses of individual performance.
'Moneyball': Stars, Stats and Perfect Pitch Joe Morgenstern 2011
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It is also the amount the NFL currently pays for institutional care for an ex-player suffering from Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia: $88,000.
David Morris: The Superbowl Is Over -- Now The Real Combat Begins David Morris 2011
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It would be a travesty if the vote that kept Miller out of the Hall this year was caste by an ex-player.
Peter Dreier: Baseball's Error: No Marvin Miller in the Hall of Fame Peter Dreier 2011
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One ex-player pundit, former Patriots DB Rodney Harrison, called for suspensions on hits like the one Meriweather made on NBC's Sunday Night Football.
Brandon Meriweather: 'I'm going to be aggressive, point blank.' Cindy Boren 2010
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It is also the amount the NFL currently pays for institutional care for an ex-player suffering from Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia: $88,000.
David Morris: The Superbowl Is Over -- Now The Real Combat Begins David Morris 2011
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He's around, he's an ex-player and I'm sure he could help me out in a lot of respects, but I think he's quite happy on the golf course, to be honest.
Andy Murray says his mother is not an interfering influence 2011
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It is also the amount the NFL currently pays for institutional care for an ex-player suffering from Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia: $88,000.
David Morris: The Superbowl Is Over -- Now The Real Combat Begins David Morris 2011
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His "blow torch" treatment of errant stars is legendary, "He'd start bellowing at you from a few feet away," recalls one ex-player.
Helium-sniffing Simeon Troll goes for broke in the mad world of Potya Harry Pearson 2010
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That's perhaps a minority opinion among the ex-player crowd.
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