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PFT Live: Newsday columnist Bob Glauber stops by to break down recent developments in the ongoing concussion lawsuits between the NFL and former players. The lawsuits were presented in front of a federal court yesterday, but the ruling could take months. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: The NFL's concussion lawsuit hearing was held today in Philadelphia, Pa., and New York Newsday's Bob Glauber joins PFT to break down exactly what happened at the hearing. (NBC Sports)

The 4,100 former players with concussion-related lawsuits filed against the NFL will face their first major challenge, as the location of where the litigation will play out, will soon be determined. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: The concussion lawsuit between former players and the NFL will have a critical hearing in Philadelphia. Mike Florio is beginning to wonder if this lawsuit is viewed as a supplemental retirement package by players who have recently walked away from the NFL. (NBC Sports)

PFT: Mike Florio looks at the Junior Seau situation and says that even though concussion awareness is growing, it's not deterring the players from playing the game. (NBC Sports)

After being sidelined for almost three weeks due to a concussion, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton returns to work although overseas travel will remain off the table for several more weeks. TODAY's Natalie Morales reports. (TODAY)

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reportedly fainted from being dehydrated and suffered an apparent concussion in the incident. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports. (msnbc)

ProFootballTalk: Liam McHugh, Rodney Harrison and Mike Florio debate whether Andy Reid shoulders any blame for LeSean McCoy's concussion late in a Week 11 blowout loss, and whether the Eagles would be wise to part ways with Reid immediately. (NBC Sports)

Did the NFL know there was a connection between brain damage and concussions all along? (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Erik Kuselias and Mike Florio assess whether Michael Vick's concussion will actually be beneficial to Andy Reid's chances of turning things around and saving his job. (NBC Sports)