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Former Saints player "deflated" by release of bounty audio
April 06, 2012
April 06, 2012
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(CBS/AP) NEW ORLEANS - Former Saints special teams standout Steve Gleason says he never authorized a documentary film maker to release an inflammatory recording of disgraced former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams.
Gleason, who has ALS, says he feels "deflated and disappointed" over the release of the audio, which film maker Sean Pamphilon got through access he gained through his work on a project to document the ex-player's struggle with his disease.
In a speech laced with profanities, Williams orders his defense to go after specific San Francisco players, including 49ers receiver Kyle Williams who had a previous concussion.
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Gleason, who has ALS, says he feels "deflated and disappointed" over the release of the audio, which film maker Sean Pamphilon got through access he gained through his work on a project to document the ex-player's struggle with his disease.
In a speech laced with profanities, Williams orders his defense to go after specific San Francisco players, including 49ers receiver Kyle Williams who had a previous concussion.
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