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New England Patriots linebacker Junior Seau waits for a game against the Oakland Raiders to begin at the Coliseum in Oakland, California on December 14, 2008. The Patriots defeated the Raiders 49-26. (UPI Photo/Terry Schmitt)
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The family of former NFL linebacker Junior Seau is suing the NFL, claiming his suicide is linked to brain disease caused by football, court documents show.
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The NFL's Junior Seau suffered a debilitating brain disease brought on by head impact during his football career, neurological analysts said.
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Former NFL star Junior Seau's California home was sold for just under $2 million, more than $1.2 million less than what the late athlete paid for it.
Former San Diego Chargers linebacker Junior Seau had no illicit drugs or alcohol in his system before his May 2 suicide, officials said Monday.
The seeming bargain price for the beachfront home of late football star Junior Seau is a reflection of the California real estate market, a Realtor said.
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