Willis McGahee
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| 4/12/24 | 'We're standing up': Former Ravens RB Willis McGahee pleased with latest ruling on NFL disability lawsuit. Former Ravens running back Willis McGahee sometimes struggles to find the words. “You don't know how long you're gonna be here or you don't know when you can receive the proper healthcare that you need,” he told The Baltimore Sun in a Zoom interview last week. In his darkest hours, McGahee, a two-time Pro Bowl selection whose career spanned 10 years, 151 games, 8,882 rushing yards, and more than a dozen surgeries across 10 seasons with four teams, said he contemplated taking his own life “a few times” given the physical and emotional burden the sport left on him. A class-action lawsuit filed by 10 former players, including McGahee in February 2023 against the league's disability board, which is based in Baltimore, is moving forward after the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland ruled two weeks ago that it can proceed to discovery and trial, though not against Commissioner Roger Goodell or trustees individually because they were not accused of wrongdoing. Source: https://www.baltimoresun.com/2024/04/12/ravens-wil... |
| 4/22/23 | Son of Ex-Bills Star Willis McGahee Makes College Decision. A Speedy NFL Draft First Round Sleeper A Speedy NFL Draft First Round Sleeper Son of Former Bills Star Willis McGahee Makes College Decision The son of former Buffalo Bills star Willis McGahee is making his way to an ironic collegiate destination. Author: Geoff Maglioccheti Publish date: Apr 22, 2023 1:54 PM EDT In this story: Buffalo Bills In perhaps the latest reminder to millennials that they're getting old, the son of turn-of-the-century Buffalo Bills star Willis McGahee is going to college. The younger McGahee, Willis IV, made his collegiate commitment on Saturday, as he's set to make his way to Nebraska in 2024. Unlike his speedy father, well-known for his accomplishments at running Source: https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/news/buffalo-bills-wi... |
| 2/09/23 | Former NFL players sue over disability claims, accuse league of systematic bias. Several former National Football League players have flied a class-action lawsuit against the league's benefits plan, its board of trustees and Commissioner Roger Goodell in federal court Thursday, alleging that the board and the benefits plan wrongfully denied benefits to former players. The plaintiffs include Willis McGahee, Eric Smith, Jason Alford, Daniel Loper, Michael McKenzie, Jamize Olawale, Alex Parsons, Charles Sims, Joey Thomas and Lance Zeno. Source: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/former-nfl-players-su... |
| 8/03/21 | Ryan Clark On The Hardest Hit Of His Career (It Wasn’t The One On Willis McGahee). Ryan Clark had more hard hits in his career than he can probably count. Most fans would assume the hardest of his career came in the 2008 AFC Title Game against Baltimore, knocking Willis McGahee (and himself) out cold on the drive after Troy Polamalu’s pick-six. But according to Clark, that’s not #1 on his […] [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/SteelersDepotBlog/~... |
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