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One year after the stunning suicide of Junior Seau, Outside the Lines examines the role the NFL played in acquiring Seau's brain for research.

What Jeff Green and his teammates learned a year ago. The battle for Junior Seau's brain. A year ago, Philip Humber's perfect game. JaMarcus Russell's comeback to the NFL.

Former NFL running back Leroy Hoard talks about the physical and mental struggles of life after football, and OTL discusses a new study about football-related brain damage.

Ben's Fab Five: The top 5 (in this case, top 6) topics occupying the limited space of Ben's brain.

Ross Tucker talks to Andrew Brandt about the latest lawsuit against the NFL and the Jets exploring trade options with Darrelle Revis.

Robert Mays and Ephraim Salaam talk crazy Super Bowl stories, the Ravens' big win, and the latest news about brain testing for players.

Mike Greenberg and Herm Edwards comment on the study that says Junior Seau suffered from CTE, chronic brain damage associated with repeated blows to the head.

Melo is suspended for tonight's game. Was this the right call by the NBA? A study on Junior Seau's brain showed he suffered from CTE. What can the NFL do to prevent this?

OTL discusses the findings from the study in which the brain of former NFL superstar Junior Seau revealed that he suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE.

Mike Tirico reacts to the scientific study that says Junior Seau suffered from CTE, chronic brain damage associated with repeated blows to the head.

The NFL's mixed messages about brain trauma. Profile of Cardinals CB William Gay. The NFL experience is shifting from the stadium to the couch. Profile of 49ers TE Vernon Davi

Joe Fay, the executive director of the Children's Brain Tumor Foundation, talks about the importance of research, awareness, and support for patients, survivors, and their families.

Jeremy Schaap talks about concussions with ESPN NFL analyst Mark Schlereth and ESPN the Magazine's Peter Keating, who has written extensively about brain trauma.

The Coach Dave Miller and Doctor Robert Klapper are joined by Dr. David Kruse, of Hoag Hospital, who talks about concussions and the brain. Coach and Doc take listeners' calls and the feature "90 Seconds of Wellness."

Max thinks that if Andrew Bynum had Kobe Bryant's brain and heart, the Lakers would have no problem then naming him their franchise player. Plus, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith on the NBA Playoffs.

Dr. Jennifer Hammers of the Brain Injury Research Institute joins Andy and Brian Kamenetzky to discuss the cause of long term brain trauma in athletes and the possible connection to the passing of Junior Seau.