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Yes. The 57-year-old Hall of Fame running back made headlines in early 2012 by joining 300 other former players in a suit against the National Football League. They contended that the NFL pressured them to play with concussions and other injuries and then failed to help them pay for health care in retirement to deal with those injuries.
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