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Former Tampa Bay Buccaneer Brad Culpepper sues NFL over concussions (St. Petersburg Times)

**By Rick Stroud, Times Staff Writer** Wednesday, May 9, 2012 TAMPA -- Brad Culpepper was blocking on a kickoff return for the Vikings on Nov. 7, 1993, when he collided with a 6-foot-3, 250-pound Charger whose job was to bust the three-man wedge. Both fell, Culpepper said, his face mask was bent, and he was unconscious for 15 seconds, the result of a concussion. "I couldn't remember the plays, couldn't remember really anything," Culpepper, about 6-1, 275 pounds at the time, said Wednesday. "After the game, they got me to the hospital. I stayed the night, was released the next morning, worked out in the weight room the next morning and two days later was on the field for practice and played the next weekend. "I think that's an example of something that was probably incorrectly dealt with." Culpepper, a tackle (1992-2000) with the Vikings, Bucs and Bears, is the lead plaintiff in a concussion lawsuit with 25 other players against the NFL filed Monday by the Locks Law Firm. Charley Hannah, a lineman (1977-88) with the Bucs and Raiders, is a single plaintiff in another lawsuit filed by Locks, a personal injury firm with offices in Philadelphia, New ...

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