NFL Commissioner Says League Setting Good Example With Concussion Treatment

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the league is setting a good example when it comes to treating concussions. He says the NFL used caution during Monday night's game between the Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles in treating Eagles running back Brian Westbrook who suffered a concussion after taking a knee to his helmet. (0:19)
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NFL Players Set The Standard For Young Athletes Says NFLPA Director

DeMaurice Smith, Executive Director of the NFL Players Association, says NFL players are obligated to set the standard for football of all ages. He says that along with Commissioner Roger Goodell, he believes NFL players should be the model for younger athletes to look up to. (0:18)
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NFL Commissioner: Concussions Must Be Taken Seriously

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says a concussion is a serious injury. He says it is important that athletes at every level understand the need for medical care after a concussion. (0:16)
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Limbaugh Generally Receives "Good Press," According to Media Matters Official

Eric Boehlert, a Senior Fellow at Media Matters, says that Rush Limbaugh is getting beaten up in the sports press for his bid to buy the St. Louis Rams, a professional football team. Boehlert also mentions that Limbaugh tends to receive "good press" overall. (0:24)
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Media Matters Official Says Sports Culture Wants Nothing To Do With Limbaugh

Eric Boehlert, a senior fellow for Media Matters, says that mainstream pop culture, particularly sports culture, wants nothing to do with Rush Limbaugh. (0:20)
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