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"It must be said again: those who initially brought the lawsuit and are now oppose the settlement walked through court under the banner of saving their downtrodden brethren as well as those who had played for the N.F.L Mut 23 coins.  but today were in dire straits and often suffering from injuries or illnesses directly related their playing days. It's sheer deceit for the plaintiffs to complain that, just like kids who don't get dessert that the settlement did not benefit enough the individuals who brought the lawsuit."

Players who opt out of the settlement are able to file personal lawsuits to sue the NFL. They could be more inclined to pursue this option due to recent news in O'Bannon's vs. NCAA case, too and now that former college players are suing over the use of their likeness appearing in video games.

In July in July, the Ninth Circuit threw out an appeal filed by video game maker EA Sports. The decision dismissed the argument made by EA that player-likeness was protected under the First Amendment and it will let the case proceed.

The Dryer plaintiffs are following that case closely. They're also monitoring another lawsuit, filed by thousands members of the former Madden NFL 23 participants, over concussions.

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