Many of them are suffering from brain damage, and none of them are getting any better.For the most part, fans seem to have pretty much discarded them as yesterday's news. They would rather focus on whether the Cleveland Browns should draft an offensive lineman in the fourth round than whether a former journeyman linebacker or backup safety can tie his shoes or remember what house he lives in."It's the same thing as back in the gladiator days when the gladiators fought to death," said attorney Craig Mitnick, who represents Karras and hundreds of others in the suit. "Fans care about these guys when they're playing and they are heroes.It kind of seems strange to have it but it is supposed to be a throwback to the running shoes of yesteryear. The toe box on the Lone Peaks is very wide. It seems to be wider than a lot of the other minimalist running shoes, but this isn't a problem.

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