Former Vikings QB bashes NFLs healthcare for veterans

Former Vikings QB bashes NFLs healthcare for veterans

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Former quarterback Tommy Kramer has become a local legend around Minnesota. He goes around the state hosting events and has the infamous Green Bay Packers urinal in his house that both players and fans have taken a picture with.The drafted Kramer in the first round of the 1977 NFL Draft and he played with the franchise for 13 seasons. During his career, he threw for over 25,000 yards and 159 touchdowns but struggled to stay healthy. He also won Most Improved Player and made the Pro Bowl in Mason Mount Jersey the 1986 season.Being a retired player, Kramer is eligible for health benefits through the NFL. Well, he was told by the league they would cover his expenses only to be told no afterward. He made the comments on a tweet of Ryan Leaf's where the latter Vini Jr. Jersey called out Jay Glazer for his views on mental health.Now lets talk NFL, I went to the NFL 3 day mind n body Cleveland Clinic. NFL told me they would take care of any care I would need. After returning home, I went to my first therapy appt. I was told the NFL will only TRY to help out only if my own personal health insurance Tommy Kramer (@Kramer9Tommy) That isn't a good look for the NFL, especially the line from Kramer where "They are basically waiting for us to die." It's also not the first time the NFL has been criticized for their healthcare practices. Remember the concu sion lawsuit and how long it took?This likely isn't the last we have heard from Kramer or NFL players on this i sue. West Ham United Jersey
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