TKC BREAKING AND EXCLUSIVE NEWS!!! ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY: KANSAS CITY CHIEFS HALL OF FAMERS TO JOIN THE EPIC NFL CONCUSSION LAWSUIT!!!



The focus of an EPIC and multimillion dollar NFL concussion lawsuit has shifted to Kansas City.

Former players attempt to hold the NFL accountable for head injuries they claim were sustained while playing the exceptionally brutal game.

Remember that earlier this month former Chiefs players made a HUGE stir with their lawsuit announcement after settlement negotiations fell apart.

Huff Post: 5 Former Chiefs Players File Lawsuit Against Team Over Head Injuries

Forbes: Five Former Kansas City Chiefs Players File Concussion Lawsuit Against Team

Fox News: 5 former Kansas City Chiefs players sue team over head injuries

And now . . .

TODAY TWO KANSAS CITY CHIEFS HALL OF FAME PLAYERS WILL JOIN THE CONCUSSION LAWSUIT!!!

The word according to gracious, KICK-ASS and AWESOME TKC TIPSTERS . . .

"Two Chiefs Hall of Famers joining concussion lawsuit. Going to be announced today."

Of course TKC wanted to know the names . . .



"The legendary Art Still"



"All-Time Great Albert Lewis"

More . . .

"Everyone in the country will cover this new info. TKC READERS have these two names first. Cheers."

And so, Kansas City is at the center of a contentious legal drama that could cost HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS and fundamentally change the scope and playing style of American football. Thanks to the AWESOME TKC TIPSTERS wanting to share and strengthen the public discourse. We learned about it and blogged if FIRST. Natch.

Developing . . .

Comments

  1. Good for them. Time to hold this team accountable for the damage that players endure. It comes down to providing a safe work environment.

    We need to protect workers in Kansas City and everywhere!

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    1. 6:53? You're an idiot. These grown men knew the risks of voluntarily playing a violent game.

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    2. Excellent point. And they were paid millions.

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  2. At what point will we decide to not let our children play this game?

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  3. Who are your "KICK-ASS TIPSTERS"? FOX 4 News? They have been reporting this with live feeds from Arrowhead stadium since 4:30 am. You're several hours behind the 8 ball Tony.

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    1. bahahahahaha!!! This is some funny shit! Did you just set Tony out or what! lmao!

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    2. football injury is not entertainment. shame on you all.

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    3. Which station? I haven't seen it?

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    4. @8:47 dahhhh.We arent laughing at the story dumbass! We are laughing @ the tipster! Can you read...shame on you!

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    5. 8:50. What part of "Fox 4 News" confuses you?

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  4. oh pop out 735 lol

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  5. why can't i find another link to this story on the Internet. Maybe that is what tkc means?

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  6. No link from The Star yet? Are they already on vacation?

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  7. At what point did we decide we didn't want Byron posting here, fat lot of good that was.

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  8. Is there any evidence these players didn't sustain these injuries in college or high school?

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  9. I guess since Byron the fat fuck can't see it nobody should get to see it. Besides you condescending blind fuck, just the other day you were trying to act cool talking to Glazer about football.

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  10. Speaking of Byron, does this look like a blind disabled man who can't work? Or does it look like your dope head brother in law that is on welfare and is constantly telling everyone how to live their lives? http://morgantownchess.org/images/mso2006-pics/mso2006-11.JPG

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  11. Whether you love or hate personal injury lawyers, Ken McClain is one bad-ass mutha!

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  12. They play football. 300 lb people knock them on their asses. What did they expect?

    This is like the widow of a professional gunfighter filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the person who won the gunfight.

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  13. NFL is becoming feminized and liberalized. NFL commentators taking political positions on air during games such as gun control.

    Obama reaching out to the NFL to get players to promote Obama care. All the rules and changes....I am not saying there arent a few things to improve but its getting out of control.


    I guess under this theory then troops should be able to sue the government for injuries in combat!

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  14. Me and 200,000 Chiefs fans are filing a class action against the Chiefs and the County for hearing loss suffered while listening to those screaming drunks at Arrowhead. Hell, we all might as well cash in. I figure we have a great chance of prevailing given that all the players had to do was quit their job to prevent injury. The fans were brainwashed with adds bragging about what a winning team we should all go see at Arrowhead. Additionally we are looking at a case about false advertising too. Also the gas fumes in the parking lot likely poisoned my tailgating food and caused long term effect that only God can imagine. Also my ass has never stopped aching form sitting in those cheezy stadium seats.

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  15. 11:42 makes some good points. how will we continue to convince the rest of the world we are sufficiently barbaric to be the ruling empire if we stop insisting that young, mostly poc, undereducated young men, not sacrifice their bodies and minds to the profit margins of about 31 billionaires (packers being socialist)?

    football players aren't soldiers they are fieldworkers, dumbass. its not a war, its entertainment. do you think war is entertainment?

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  16. I have empathy for the former players and their families; however, these were grown men making adult decisions and paid millions of dollars to play.

    They could have easily said no once they had a diagnosis from the doctor but, they must accept some of the blame for continuing to play. I'm sorry to say but greed on their part has a major influence on their decision to continue playing and knowing the risks.

    The NFL and teams have an obligation to them to a point, but to come back and sue when they knew the risks I think they'll have a hard time finding a jury that is to sympathetic.

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  17. The Courthouse Exchange is serving chicken fried steaks daily. Should a fat ass diabetic be able to sue Ken? He knows the fat content of those meals he is serving to the public.

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  18. By watching the game yesterday I'm not so sure over half the team was playing with severe concussions, how else do you explain that ass throttling.

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  19. This is just like welfare for former football players. Art Still is in great shape as are many of the other guys. They are just trying to jump on the NFL bandwagon, nothing more.
    Keep in mind, these are guys who could not name all their illegitimate kids when they were playing.

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  20. Any informed parent worth a shit would not allow their sons to play football.

    Baseball, basketball....., but not football. Years ago, we did not know the dangers.

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  21. sports are a waste. good parents should encourage kids to study.

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  22. niggas needs sum LOOT!!!!

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  23. A better argument would be "At what point do we not allow our children to associate with niggers on any basis?".

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  24. 1:24pm You obviously don't know Art Still, or you would know that he has suffered great disability from his injuries. He is a very nice person and I hope he wins this one.

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  25. CTE, which is what the players are suing for, can only be diagnosed after death by doing an autopsy on the brain. So like ambulance chaser Ken McClain to stir up a case like this. What did the players think repeated head trauma was going to do to them?

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