Former Philadelphia Eagles players suffer the effects of concussions

A Philadelphia Inquirer investigation found that of the 22 starters on the 1980 Eagles team, 12 developed neurocognitive problems, including dementia and chronic traumatic encephalopathy or CTE, a rare, degenerative brain disease. Former Eagles Head Coach, Dick Vermeil, along with Jerry Sisemore and Frank LeMaster's widow, Marylou Robinson, speak about the players' struggle to receive compensation from the NFL's concussion settlement program.
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