When I first heard about rookies being told to examine their peer group, I got to say, it blew my mind. These were young men, for the most part in their early 20s. They were being reminded, in essence, to be careful who they hung out with, who they associated with.Collie, more than most, has absorbed the stories of former NFL players who have suffered later in life due to the brain trauma they incurred while playing football. He says he understands there are risks that he will experience the same type of fate, but he hastily adds, there are no certainties. The majority of exNFL players don't have longlasting effects of brain damage that ruin the quality of life in their postcareer years.

Davis died on Oct. 8, and, even nine months after his passing, it still remains a bit of a stunner to a lot of people. Davis mother, his beloved Rose, lived to 103.The day came for the final test to see which person would get the extremely secretive job. The CIA men administering the test