During his playing days in the National Football League former All-Pro nose tackle Jerry Ball was one of the league’s most outspoken players on labor issues. Ball, who played 14 seasons after being drafted by the Detroit Lions in the third
round of the 1987 draft, joined host Derrick Gervin, and Rickey Hampton of TheAfricanAmericanAthlete.com to discuss his career, Cowboys’ owner Jerry Jones, the challenge today’s players have with the NFL, and the problems of the NFLPA.
Derrick also takes time to weigh in on the recent player movement in the NBA, including Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Love, and the Kawhi Leonard for Demar Rozen trade.
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