Former NFL Punter Sues NCAA After Devastating Parkinson’s Diagnosis
The complaint says repeated concussions left Patrick O'Neill with Parkinson's disease and cut short his work as an orthopedic surgeon.
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Ex-Patriots Punter-Turned-Surgeon Sues NCAA After Emotional Parkinson’s Diagnosis
Patrick O’Neill has had two careers that rarely overlap. The New England Patriots drafted him as a punter, and he later became an orthopedic surgeon. Now 55, he is suing the NCAA failing to protect him, following getting diagnosed with Parkinson’s. Along with his wife, Robin Wulling, he filed a complaint in Manhattan Supreme Court […]
Former NFL Punter Sues NCAA After Devastating Parkinson’s Diagnosis
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Exclusive | Ex-NFL punter sues NCAA after heartbreaking Parkinson’s diagnosis
Phillip O’Neill, a former running-back and kick returner for the Syracuse Orange from 1990 to 1993, and his wife Robin Wulling filed a complaint against the NCAA in Manhattan Supreme Court on Nov. 2, alleging the league was aware of the risks of repeated head trauma, but failed to warn or protect its athletes.
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