What experts, media members are saying about the settlement

Published: Aug 29, 2013 at 10:59 AM

Industry experts and media members reacted all day Thursday to the NFL's $765 million proposed settlement with retired players, who had been suing the league over concussions. Here is a sampling of what they're saying about the agreement:

Gabe Feldman, Director of Sports Law Program, Tulane University:

Kevin Seifert, ESPN's NFL Nation:

Leigh Steinberg, famed sports agent:

Peter King, Sports Illustrated and MMQB.SI.com:

Patrick Rische, Forbes Magazine:

Compiled by Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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