NFL star Fleener to help VR tech firm detect concussions The evidence of traumatic brain injury is overwhelming. The league is hoping technology can help.

NFL star Fleener to help VR tech firm detect concussions

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NFL star Fleener to help VR tech firm detect concussions
0:46 / October 20, 2017

The evidence of traumatic brain injury is overwhelming. The league is hoping technology can help.

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