The new lawsuit was filed in federal court in Baltimore, and names as defendants both NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and the NFL’s Disability Board.

These former players deserve far more from an organization worth billions of dollars than a sham process in which there’s no chance of success,” said lawyer Chris Seeger, who separately has been class counsel in the $1 billion settlement of NFL concussion claims. “They’re a small fraction of the players who have been wronged by the NFL’s disability plan. The men said they left the game with lingering physical or cognitive injuries that make their daily lives difficult if not excruciating.

Ten retired NFL players are accusing the league of lies, bad faith and flagrant violations of federal law in denying disability benefits in a potential class-action lawsuit filed Thursday in Baltimore. Willis McGahee, pictured in 2013 while being helped from the field after getting injured, is one of 10 retired NFL players accusing the league of lies, bad faith and flagrant violations of federal law in denying disability benefits in a potential class action lawsuit filed Feb.

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