Player suing Seahawks/Mike Holmgren
 

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Lawsuit: Former Seahawks OT Jerry Wunsch was given massive dosage of pain medication at direction of Mike Holmgren. <a href="https://t.co/pwiRdvWOb3">https://t.co/pwiRdvWOb3</a> <a href="https://t.co/1pbv9waznJ">pic.twitter.com/1pbv9waznJ</a></p>&mdash; Deadspin (@Deadspin) <a href="https://twitter.com/Deadspin/status/840255436746027008">March 10, 2017</a></blockquote>
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Must be broke.

The dark side of the NFL is fascinating....

Just show how important each and every game is to the coaches and executives in the league and what lengths they will go to in order to try and get that win.

03 and he first whines about it now?

$ ran out

It's not right that a player can sue for pain and suffering and yet I can't sue for all those playoff games over the last 25 years.

As others have stated, no doubt he blew threw his cash.

Isn't the statute of limitations seven years?

I wonder how much of the 2x750mg was vicodin? Because even 20mg of vicodin will put you in a nice warm fuzzy sweater for a couple hours unless you're a junkie.

That's about what I take when I go to Walmart to deal with those freaks

it's all rigged

It's a tort. Generally four years or less, actually.

10mg

It's the hydrocodone that I'm curious about. For someone that large even 10mg would be considered mild at best. When he says '750' I assume 10 hydro, 750 acetaminophen

Smoke a joint and we crucify you but its ok for us to fill you with Vicodin. Hypocritical ****s.

We live in a judgmental ass world.

They're 7.5/750mgs.

The hydro is 7.5 the 750 is acetaminophen.

He broke, so he fabricated a lawsuit, alleging this "massive dose" which is about half of what your average binge drinking college student takes on a Tuesday afternoon.

15=7.5×2

There is also a class action pending against all 32 teams for prescription drug abuse.

I seriously doubt the seahawks forced him to take pain medication.

Fine, the NFL teams should do away with pain killers completely.

Play through the pain without pills or go get another job

I understand but the pressure is there. Prob wouldn't last long if you refused.

Have no idea what it's like. :shrug:

Attorney for plaintiff "So where did Mike Holmgren touch you again?"


Plaintiff Jerry Wunsch stands up and points at his crotch area and cries "he touched my penis :deevee: "



Case closed Mike Holmgren is a hung man well maybe not hung because he doesn't post on Chiefs Planet (that we know of) but he is obviously guilty as charged.

The claims will be similar to the concussion claims. Also, remember back a few years ago when the DEA investigated a bunch of visiting NFL teams and found tons of violations regarding transporting prescription pain killers across state lines, not having prescriptions, etc. it will be interesting to see how the NFL tries to cover it up before establishing a fund

Yup, what he got at his size isn't that much.

Bounty Gate was a farce to cover up and draw national scrutiny away from extensive pain pill abuse within the Saints organization.

Troof. Everyone from GM Mickey Loomis to Sean Payton and Joe Vitt to Vilma and several players were involved.

http:// http://profootballtalk.nbcsp...ints-facility/

http:// http://www.espn.com/espn/eti...lersCurrentUse

Kyle Turley says it's harder to get painkillers from KC than from other teams he's played for. Fwiw

How bad was his backup if they forcing him to eat painkillers like M&M's just to get back out on the field?

No wonder we suck

I was curious about that myself, especially since I've never heard of this guy.