Roethlisberger's counterpart from Super Bowl XLIII, Cardinals star Kurt Warner, told The Arizona Republic that he considered lying to doctors about his postconcussion symptoms before he was ruled out of Sunday's game at the Tennessee Titans. Like Roethlisberger, Warner was hurt the previous Sunday. He worried that teammates would secondguess his desire to play but ultimately told doctors of lingering neck pain.."One being in Indy (Manning) and one being with that team up north (Brady). Besides those two, everybody is fair game. Like I always said, (the Bengals') Carson Palmer got his knee hurt in 2005, but there was no rule made.

"We worked with ESPN rather successfully for months and months and months. The two reporters on the film are also releasing their book today, "League Of Denial." Mark FainaruWada and Steve Fainaru, brothers, stayed with the project even though they work at ESPN," Kirk explained. "There is a bifurcation inside ESPN of